7 minute briefings
Learning for 7 minutes is manageable in most services and makes information simple to understand and remember. The short briefings hold people’s attention, as well as giving managers something to share with their staff. Clearly the briefings won’t have all the answers, but it is hoped that they will act as a catalyst to help people reflect on their practice and systems, and often they have links so you can explore an issue or topic further.
Let us know if there is something you would like to see a 7 minute briefing on [email protected]
See below for briefings on:
- working with autistic people and mental health
- safeguarding and informal carers
- emollient fire safety
- trauma informed approaches
- self-neglect & hoarding
- Safeguarding v safeguarding
- information sharing - 7 golden rules
- what is communication?
- transitional safeguarding
- managing racist abuse when providing care
- safeguarding and the 'Think Family' approach
- safeguarding adult reviews
- domestic abuse
- financial safeguarding
- multi-agency review (RL)
Safeguarding v safeguarding
This is a slightly simpler version of our guidance document, to help understand the difference between a Safeguarding enquiry (section 42 Care Act) and a concern about someone's safety and / or well-being. We have also created this 'pyramid' of safeguarding graphic with the help of our LSAPs to better understand how a range of needs and interventions may all fall under the very broad umbrella of 'safeguarding'.
Safeguarding and the 'Think Family' approach
With thanks to the Norfolk & Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust for sharing this briefing with us.
Please note that the link in the briefing, relating to professional disputes, takes the user to the children's safeguarding partnership website. For guidance in adults safeguarding, please follow this link and select the Complex case management guidance document.