In addition to Safeguarding Adult Reviews the partnership will produce case studies to support reflective practice. Key learning points are in bold in the description.
A case study sharing learning from a single agency review in regards to how safeguarding concerns in relation to quality and suitability of care were managed.
The case study can be found here.
The West of Berkshire Safeguarding Adults Partnership Board have published a case study from a professional review in regards to X. This case study highlights the importance of seeing and talking directly to the person involved when working with remote consultations.
The case study can be found here
The West of Berkshire Safeguarding Adults Partnership Board have published a case study from a professional review in regards to Nigel.
The professional review identified that agencies supporting Nigel worked in silos which made it difficult to identify and respond to his circumstances as self-neglect. Nigel was not presenting to agencies in a way that is identified as typical in someone who is self-neglecting and on face value Nigel appeared to be engaging with services. A multi-disciplinary approach in responding to the safeguarding concern raised would have been more appropriate and may have led to a better outcome for Nigel. As each agency had different pieces of information which would have formed a more comprehensive picture on how Nigel was managing and engaging with services.
The case study details what each agency knew about Nigel individually, in chronological order, and how they responded in order to demonstrate what a multi-agency approach would have possibly identified. Please take the time to consider this case and reflect, are there any individuals that that may benefit from a multi-agency response/discussion?
The case study can be found here
The Board have published the following practice learning notes from safeguarding adult reviews.