In my experience, safeguarding is an area that can cause a great deal of concern for DCPs, in relation to what are their professional obligations, and towards what extent they need, or should get involved with a perceived situation. In this article, I hope to outline the following – regulatory expectations and our professional remit. Additionally, I will share a case study with you from my own personal experience of safeguarding, hopefully reducing some of the anxiety that this subject can cause.
Safeguarding vulnerable adults and children is fundamental to comply with regulation and legislation. The following legislation relates to safe guarding all vulnerable groups:
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