This report presents a case study of Tereza, a vulnerable individual living alone and suffering from diabetes, self-neglect, and various forms of abuse. The report outlines the role of adult social care and a healthcare worker in supporting Tereza, detailing the types of abuse she experiences, including physical, emotional, and self-neglect. It references the Equality Act 2010 and Mental Capacity Act 2005, emphasizing the importance of respecting Tereza's autonomy while addressing her needs. The report also discusses the actions taken by the healthcare worker, relevant legislation, and the principles of the Care Act 2014, particularly empowerment, to ensure Tereza's safety and well-being. The assessment includes vulnerability factors, self-neglecting behavior, and the healthcare worker's approach in providing support. The report also includes the healthcare worker's perspective on Tereza's mental capacity and her consent for the referral, alongside details of the incident, and the involvement of the adult at risk.
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