Vulnerable Adults
|1.1 |Analyse the differences between the |In analysing the differences between the concepts of safeguarding and protection in relation to |
| |concept of safeguarding and the |vulnerable adults it is important to highlight that there is an overlap between the 2 concepts, the |
| |concept of protection in relation to |differences are not as clear cut and established as perhaps first anticipated. The process of |
| |vulnerable adults. |safeguarding of adults has stemmed from the overall fields of adult protection. |
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| | |The RQIA and NISCC both outline specific requirements for all health and social care workers and their |
| | |employing agencies to adhere to, both focused to safeguarding, outlined as follows: |
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| | |DHSSPS Day Care Minimum Standards (January 2012) |
| | | |
| | |Standard 13 Service users are safeguarded from abuse, exploitation or neglect. |
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| |concept of safeguarding and the |vulnerable adults it is important to highlight that there is an overlap between the 2 concepts, the |
| |concept of protection in relation to |differences are not as clear cut and established as perhaps first anticipated. The process of |
| |vulnerable adults. |safeguarding of adults has stemmed from the overall fields of adult protection. |
| | | |
| | |The RQIA and NISCC both outline specific requirements for all health and social care workers and their |
| | |employing agencies to adhere to, both focused to safeguarding, outlined as follows: |
| | | |
| | |DHSSPS Day Care Minimum Standards (January 2012) |
| | | |
| | |Standard 13 Service users are safeguarded from abuse, exploitation or neglect. |
| | | |
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