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enjoyed the course.
This course was very useful and beneficial to my work role and helped raise awareness once again about all the different sorts of abuse-some more obvious than others and heightened my ability to be able to spot and be concerned about an individual and to be able to observe changes in their behaviour.
Very Good course, well done !
This was a very informative and well-made course, easy to learn and remember the information on it, very dynamic videos that made it easy to keep the information on memory, really well made, well done. Thank you.
Good knowledge
Nothing lto say
Excellent course!
This was a great course – very informative! The delivery was very clear and easy to follow. I would highly recommend it.
All off the information and videos is ve
Very helpful information and useful videos films helped me with my work and skills
Very good
Loved the video
Excellent
This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars
An enjoyable user friendly course
Short videos made it easier to retain information. Videos were clear and consise.
Good course
It was good informative course
Easy to use, still using 'vulnerable' 🙁
The course is easy to navigate, easy to understand, is broad and relevant. Sadly the word vulnerable is still used (The Law commission did a lot of work in 2012 to move away from the term vulnerable as disability groups found it pejorative Рhence the removal of this from the Care Act finally in enactment in 2015. Adult and risk is better but the The Care Act uses the term adult with care and support needs as defined below and I couldn't see this definition (I may have missed it I was skipping around): an adult who: • has needs for care and support (whether or not the local authority is meeting any of those needs) and; • is experiencing, or at risk of, abuse or neglect; and • as a result of those care and support needs is unable to protect themselves from either the risk of, or the experience of abuse or neglect. 14.3. The adult experiencing, or at risk of abuse or neglect will hereafter be referred to a