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6 Cards in this Set
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Empowerment |
The empowerment principle encourages to support vulnerable adults so they can confidently make their own decisions and give informed consent regarding their care. |
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Protection |
Aim to provide service users with clear, simple information about how to recognise signs of abuse and when to come to you for help. Respond immediately to concerns and take action to liberate a vulnerable person from a dangerous situation. |
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Prevention |
To follow the prevention principle, you must be proactive to stop safeguarding concerns from developing in the first place. |
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Proportionality |
Proportionality refers to ensuring you utilise preventative measures or respond to a safeguarding issue in the most unobtrusive way possible. Take into account the level of the vulnerable person’s needs; don’t apply a one-size-fits-all response. |
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Partnership |
You should partner with local services and communities to help prevent, detect, and report suspected cases of neglect and abuse. When multiple authorities recognise a safeguarding issue and submit a report, authorities can react quickly and confidently. |
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Accountability |
Be wholly transparent about, and take responsibility for, all the safeguarding practices you use to support vulnerable people. |
