Module 21 Assessment Quiz
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What is the first priority when a safeguarding concern is identified?
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Under UK GDPR, when can information be shared without consent for safeguarding purposes?
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Which principle is NOT part of the “Seven Golden Rules” of information sharing?
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In Making Safeguarding Personal, what is the primary focus?
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Who has lead responsibility for adult safeguarding enquiries?
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What is the maximum timeframe for reporting high-risk safeguarding concerns to the designated safeguarding lead?
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Summary and Key Takeaways
These three modules provide comprehensive coverage of safeguarding legal frameworks, identification of abuse and neglect, and reporting procedures. The updated content reflects current legislation, NHS standards, and CSTF requirements, ensuring that learners are equipped with the most current knowledge and skills needed for effective safeguarding practice.
Key themes throughout all modules:
- Person-centred approaches that respect individual autonomy
- Multi-agency working and effective partnership
- Evidence-based practice informed by current research
- Legal compliance balanced with practical application
- Continuous learning and professional development
- Quality assurance and outcome measurement
Professional Development Actions:
- Regular review of organizational safeguarding policies
- Participation in multi-agency training opportunities
- Engagement with professional networks and communities of practice
- Regular supervision and reflective practice
- Staying updated with legislative and policy changes
This training provides the foundation for effective safeguarding practice, but remember that safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility and requires ongoing commitment to learning and improvement.
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