Sentence examples for safeguarding practice from inspiring English sources

Cathie Williams, of the Local Government Association, gave an update on the Making Safeguarding Personal programme, which aims to improve safeguarding practice in adult services, giving service users more involvement.

As a result, social care was in danger of losing the ability to improve safeguarding practice because "blame avoidance" had become a much greater motivator than gaining credit for good performance.

The council has asked for an immediate external independent investigation of the safeguarding practice within the school Daniel attended.

Ofsted had said it was concerned "current safeguarding practice and management systems do not consistently ensure that the most vulnerable children in Walsall are effectively safeguarded or protected".

Ofsted said it was concerned that the "current safeguarding practice and management systems do not consistently ensure that the most vulnerable children in Walsall are effectively safeguarded or protected".

"I still love the day to day clinical work but there is less time to spend with patients due to the increasing number of meetings I need to attend - safeguarding network meetings quarterly, safeguarding practice meetings with HV quarterly, GSF palliative care network meetings quarterly, GSF practice meetings 4 6 weekly, prescribing meetings, preparing for CQC, writing policies etc., etc".

As an online service, where we're all working from home, it's an important part of our safeguarding practices that a manager always looks over the previous day's interactions with carers.

The results were disaggregated into two categories: scores from the evaluation of the safeguarding culture not specifically related to research contexts; and scores from the analysis of research safeguarding practices sections of each SOP from the included HEIs.

Thus it seems likely the sample in this study would give a more positive picture of safeguarding practices than if we had used a more compulsory approach and included all universities.

"In the current economic climate, it is vital that equality-safeguard practices are maintained to ensure that no-one is unfairly disadvantaged," she warns.

Safeguarding best practice needs independent monitors with statutory powers, whom patients and relatives can approach in every locality, as with community health councils, which, sadly, were abolished in the interests of efficiency savings.