Safeguarding Training for Named Practitioner

Level 4 Safeguarding Training for Named Practitioners is a course designed for individuals in leadership roles who have significant responsibility for child protection, such as designated safeguarding leads in schools, early years settings, or healthcare organisations. This advanced training builds on previous levels, equipping participants with the skills to manage complex safeguarding issues, understand the referral process, and meet legal and regulatory requirements.

Course Outline

• Define the role and key responsibilities of the named professional for health care staff in safeguarding.
•  Outline the essential legislation, guidance, and research evidence that form the foundation of your organisation's safeguarding structures and response to concerns.
•  Understand the factors that may inhibit the disclosure of abuse, as well as barriers that prevent adults from acknowledging or acting upon these disclosures or concerns.
•  Identify the safeguarding risks that could increase the chance of abuse for children and/or adults.
•  Utilise assessment tools effectively to evaluate risk and contribute to the safeguarding process.
•  Evaluate best practices for managing allegations against staff and determine the appropriate actions to take in such instances.

The certificate is valid for 2 years.