Safeguarding is at the heart of health and social care. To ensure that it is “core business” supervisors and managers must have a clear and robust understanding of how to support and advise those they work with.
Often Safeguarding Adult Reviews (SARs), Serious Case Reviews (SCRs), inspection reports and Judicial reviews are critical on the supervision, support and legal literacy of those involved. It is therefore essential staff receive appropriate Safeguarding Supervision Training.
Course Overview
Designed in partnership with NHS England, this programme will ensure that your workforce are able to provide effective supervision in order to promote a safe and supportive environment, while being able to respond to the increasing demands for high performance.
Delegates will:
- learn how to empower teams and individuals through coaching and supervision techniques
- look at the quality of relationships in order to assist with the success and well-being
- explore the techniques to overcome barriers in communication, to accomplish effective skills to communicate and influence effectively
- be able to promote safeguarding as core business and offer supervision in an accountable process which supports, assures and develops the knowledge, skills and values of an individual, group or team
The purpose is to improve the quality of work and achieve better outcomes for those at risk, and will promote:
- good standards of practice
- support for individual staff members
- practice being soundly based in evidence and consistent
- staff understanding their roles and responsibilities and the scope of their professional discretion and authority
- identification of training and development needs
- scrutiny and evaluation of work carried out
- assessment of strengths and weaknesses of staff
- excellence in record keeping
Please find below the key elements we would deliver in this programme:
- Understanding self and understanding others as a platform to supervisory success
- Supervising with a coaching style
- Managing individuals
- Safeguarding as Core Business
- Learning from Safeguarding Adult Reviews, Serious Case Reviews, Domestic Homicide Reviews
- Quality of direct practice with children, young people and adults
- Organisational factors that influence how practitioners work
- Inter-professional and inter-agency issues
This 4-day programme will run on a public basis.
**2024 Dates**
- 23-24 April and 30 April- 1 May 2024
- 18-19 June and 25-26 June 2024
- 12-13 September and 19-20 September 2024
- 5-6 November 12-13 November 2024
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