A Report on Current and Improved Safeguarding in Healthcare

This report focuses on safeguarding practices within health and social care settings. It begins by outlining current working practices and strategies designed to minimize abuse, emphasizing the importance of adhering to regulations and the role of CQC. The report then evaluates the effectiveness of these strategies, including the use of care plans, supervision, and whistleblowers. Finally, it proposes improvements to current practices, such as enhanced training programs and adjustments to organizational structures to reduce the risk of abuse and improve patient care. The report concludes by highlighting the significance of robust safeguarding measures in maintaining patient safety and attracting skilled professionals to the care home.

SAFEGUARDING
(TASK 3)
Table of Contents
TASK 3.............................................................2
Explanation of the current working practices
and strategies for minimising the abuse in
health and social care...................................2
Evaluating the effectiveness of some
working practices and the strategies which
has been used................................................3
Improvements to the working practices and
strategies to minimise abuse.........................3
CONCLUSION.................................................4
REFERENCES.................................................4

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The staff which has been recently recruited is
given the training so that there can be
efficiency in the work. With this they can gain
knowledge about the work at the workplace
thus defining them their roles and
responsibilities. This ensure that the employees
are on the right track.
TASK 3
Explanation of the current working practices
and strategies for minimising the abuse in
health and social care
In the health and social care setting there are
certain rules, regulations and legislation which
has to be abide by the staff who has just
become the part of the organisation. Normally,
the development of these guidelines are done
by the leaders and CQC so that they can
manage the work in the organisation ensuring
safe and healthy environment. In order to
increase gain more effectiveness it is necessary
that they should adopt more ethics according to
the objectives which they have to achieve. To
ensure that there is monitoring of all the
activities which are done in the care home there
can be installation of the CCTV cameras which
helps in the regular monitoring of the
workplace. This gives an advantage to look and
manage the services thus bringing quality in
them. It is necessary that the new individual has
to follow all the rules and if any person has
been seen misbehaving.

Evaluating the effectiveness of some working
practices and the strategies which has
been used
They have recruited agent who acts as whistle
blower when alarming situation arises and they
also helps in minimising the abuse. The top
authority have to analyse the people who can
act as agents for them. It is the motivation
which can increase the number of such kind of
people. Following are some of the points which
can be utilised:-
Care Plan:- With this they can minimise the
risk of physical abuse. In this they can includes
the needs and the nature of care which has to be
delivered.
Supervision:- Inspecting the workplace at
regular interval reduces the risk of abuse thus
giving everybody the responsibility.
Improvements to the working practices and
strategies to minimise abuse.
With the proper development and training
programs for the new employees can reduce the
risk of abuse. It is required that there should be
suitable remunerations related to the points
which they can give to the higher authority. It is
necessary to put some changes in the
organisation structure.

CONCLUSION
From the above it can be summarised that with
the increase in the value of the working
practices they can also increase the chances of
health related risks for patients and vulnerable
groups. If there skills is enhanced than more
people could be attracted towards the care
home.
REFERENCES