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Adult support and protection. All adults at risk of harm have the right to be safe and protected. The Adult Support and Protection (Scotland) Act 2007 is designed to protect those adults who are unable to safeguard their own interests and are at risk of harm because they are affected by:. disability; mental disorder; illness; physical or mental infirmity

The quality improvement framework (QIF) is a tool to support Adult Support and Protection partnerships. It helps partnerships to carry out multi-agency self-evaluations of their Adult Support and Protection arrangements, critical in order to drive continuous improvement. The Care Inspectorate can also use the QIF to underpin future joint inspections of adult support and protection.

in adult support and protection. 1.1.1 There is decisive and consistently good collaborative operational delivery and management of all adult support and protection processes, within our partnership. Adult support and protection work is informed by the National Health and Social Care Standards. 1.1.2 We have a comprehensive up-

This framework will support partnerships multi-agency self-evaluation of their adult support and protection arrangements and is designed to lead to improvement in services. Workstream 3. This review of progress activity provides assurance of improvement in those partnerships where areas of weakness outweighed strengths in phase 1.

5 ADULT SUPPORT AND PROTECTION NATIONAL LARGE SCALE INVESTIGATION FRAMEWORK PB ADULT SUPPORT AND PROTECTION NATIONAL LARGE SCALE INVESTIGATION FRAMEWORK How this framework was created In developing this framework, Iriss worked together with the national Adult Support and Protection Coordinator, Brenda Walker, and Scottish Government

Protection (Scotland) Act 2007 and places them in the wider Scottish adult protection legislative framework. It considers the potential value of a standalone adult safeguarding statute. Design: The authors draw upon their research and practice expertise to consider the merits of the Adult Support and Protection (Scotland) Act 2007. They take a ...

Adult Support and Protection Good Practice Guide Remember the definition of an adult at risk is: The Adult Support and Protection (Scotland) Act 2007 defines Adults at Risk, through a 3-Point Test as adults aged 16 years or over, who: 1. are unable to safeguard their own well-being, property, rights or other interests; 2. are at risk of harm; and

GPs and Primary Care Staff are well placed to identify adults at risk of harm and are a vital component in the multi-agency arrangements to support and protect where it is necessary. The focus of the 2007 Act is to support and protect adults (individuals, aged 16 years or over) at risk of harm. There are three elements that define to adult at risk:

1.1. What is Adult Support and Protection? adult Support and Protection (aSP) is designed to support and protect adults who are unable to safeguard themselves, their property and their rights. The Adult Support and Protection (Scotland) Act 2007 (aSPa) both defines and provides the legislation framework for all of this work.

The inspection included six adult protection partnership areas in Scotland and evaluated each against the following three quality indicators: 1. Outcomes – evaluating whether adults at risk of harm were safe, protected and supported. 2. Key processes – evaluating referrals of adult support and protection concerns

A practical framework for supporting the writing of analysis in social care records. Download: Writing analysis in social care. ... Modern Slavery cuts across all Public Protection strands: i.e. Adult Support and Protection, Child Protection and Violence Against Women and Girls. Council guide to tackling modern slavery.

Adult Support & Protection (Scotland) Act 2007 37-39 The Protection of Vulnerable Groups (Scotland) Act 2007 39 ... The purpose of these procedures is to provide a clear framework that will inform and assist all Social Work staff involved in the support and protection of adults at risk. To

The Adult Support and Protection (Scotland) Act was passed by the Scottish Parliament in Spring 2007. ... Additionally, the inspection itself developed a quality improvement framework and tools to support local partnerships to evaluate their own work. The thematic inspection also recommended that the findings be used to inform developments in ...

The Work of the Adult Protection Committee (APC) The work of Perth and Kinross Adult Protection Committee is fundamental to ensuring better outcomes for vulnerable people who are at risk of harm, neglect and exploitation. The National Improvement Framework for Adult Support and Protection underpins the work of the APC Areas are 1. Assurance 2.

Audiences for each resource are clearly set out and, when all are published, they will provide comprehensive support in implementing the revised Code of Practice. Secondly, the ASPire Hub is proud to support the newly published Quality Improvement Framework for Adult Support and Protection, or QIF. This is a collaboration between the Care ...

Title: Adult Community Support and Enablement Service Framework. A contract/lot is awarded: yes. V.2) Award of contract. V.2.1) Date of conclusion of the contract. 14/04/2025. V.2.2) Information about tenders. Number of tenders received: 18. The contract has been awarded to a group of economic operators : no. V.2.3) Name and address of the ...

Adult Support and Protection: Ensuring Rights and Preventing Harm August 2013 This updated version of the multi-agency Adult Support and Protection guidelines replaces the guidelines that were initially published in January 2010. The new guidelines take account of further changes to legislation; changes to agency structures and nomenclature,

The Adult Health, Care and Wellbeing Core Capabilities Framework is a reinforcement of HMPPS’ commitment to providing excellence in public services and responding to the healthcare needs of ...

We have now published A multi-agency quality improvement framework for adult support and protection. The primary purpose of the framework is to support adult support and protection partnerships to carry out multi-agency self-evaluations of their adult support and protection arrangements. We will also use this to underpin future joint inspections.