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Safeguarding adults

  

Safeguarding adults is about the safety and well being of all patients but providing additional measures for those least able to protect them selves from harm or abuse.

Reviewed on : 18 Nov 2016

Reviewed by : Lyn Parsons

Expires : 18 Nov 2018

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Coventry Guidance

For information regarding Safeguarding Adults please visit the Safeguarding section of the NHS Coventry and Rugby CCG website.

The link above takes you to the Safeguarding platform which holds up to date and relevant information, forms and links for the following areas:

  • Safeguarding Adults
  • Training
  • FGM
  • Contacts
  • Serious Case reviews
  • Prevent
  • Forms
  • Care Act
  • Domestic violence and abuse
  • Legislation and Policies
  • Information Sharing
  • MCA / DOLS (Mental capacity Act)
  • Fire and safety checks
Valley House

Please click on the link right to access information about Valley House on their website.

Valley House is a multi  service agency operating from its community campus at the Navigation Centre in Courthouse Green. Valley House have a Navigation Centre and Community Garden Campus that offers a comprehensive range of services to Valley House’s users and the local community in general.

Rugby Guidance

Warwickshire MASH Update – Pathway for Adult Safeguarding Referrals

From the 1st September the Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH) will form part of our pathway for Adult Safeguarding referrals.

The front door arrangement will not change, adult safeguarding concerns will still go through the Customer Service Centre within the County Council but the Adult MASH pathway will provide a multi-agency perspective to enable agencies to share information, and complete joint decisions and integrated plans for making enquiries.

In addition all “blue light” referrals from the ambulance service, police and fire and rescue will go direct to the MASH.  This will allow for better co-ordination in responding to incidents regarding adults at risk of abuse and neglect.

There is currently a small implementation group from across partner agencies developing the adult safeguarding pathway through the MASH.  This will be live from 1st September 2016.

Look out for more details over the summer or, for more information, contact John Coleman, Multi Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH) Service. Telephone 01926 412080, or email:  johncoleman@warwickshire.gov.uk

Website: www.warwickshire.gov.uk/mash

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