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Safeguarding
Through the QCS Safeguarding Module, learn about early identification of risks which can help children and young people get the care and support they need to be healthy, safe and happy, and to achieve their potential. All staff in the Practice should be trained to a particular level by law and find support and guidance as to how to meet legislation. This module also gives guidance on consent and the sharing of information.
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Through the QCS Safeguarding Module, learn about early identification of risks which can help children and young people get the care and support they need to be healthy, safe and happy, and to achieve their potential. All staff in the Practice should be trained to a particular level by law and find support and guidance as to how to meet legislation. This module also gives guidance on consent and the sharing of information.
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Safeguarding of children and vulnerable adults from harm is a requirement taken very seriously by CQC. It is widely accepted that dentists play a crucial role in protecting children and vulnerable adults from abuse and neglect. Clinicians may be told or notice things that teachers and social workers, for example, may not. As clinicians, you may have access to confidential information that causes you to have concern for the safety or well-being of children.
Safeguarding issues also include confidentiality, learn how to avoid risk and obtain the level of training required for all staff. Sign up for the Safeguarding Module and find what information you need to display in public and staff areas.
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