Safeguarding and Protection in Health and Social Care

 Introduction to Safeguarding  

Safeguarding means protecting the health,  

wellbeing and human rights of individuals 

especially children, young people and  

vulnerable adults- who are at risk and unable  

to protect themselves to enable them to live  

safely, free from abuse and neglect. Effective  

safeguarding requires health and social care  

professionals and organisations to work  

together to prevent and reduce risk. 



What will this module cover?

Safeguarding and protection are essential components in health and social care, as it is important for you, as a health and social care practitioner to understand how to protect individuals and keep them safe. Within this unit, you will learn:


Learning Outcomes for this module:

M3 - Safeguarding.pdf

The book chapter is very important as it enables you to follow each criteria and read about it. Please use this as a base source for all your assignments.

Qualification Specification-SG.pdf

Unit specification from CACHE.

BELOW - YOU CAN SEE HOW TO REFERENCE THE TEXT BOOK CORRECTLY - YOU SHOULD COPY AND PASTE THIS INTO YOUR BIBILIOGRAPHY

Peteiro, M. et al (2019) Extended Diploma in Health & Social Care. London: Hodder Education.