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Safeguarding Adults in Social Work Transforming Social Work Practice titles in the series Applied Psychology for Social Work ISBN-13 978 1 84445 071 8 Collaborative Social Work Practice ISBN-13 978 1 84445 014 5 Communication and Interpersonal Skills in Social Work ISBN-13 978 1 84445 019 0 Courtroom Skills for Social Workers ISBN-13 978 1 84445 123 4 Effective Practice Learning in Social Work ISBN-13 978 1 84445 015 2 Groupwork Practice in Social Work ISBN-13 978 1 84445 086 2 Introducing InternationalSocial Work ISBN-13 978 1 84445 132 6 Loss and Social Work ISBN-13 978 1 84445 088 6 Management and Organisations in Social Work ISBN-13 978 1 84445 044 2 New Directions in Social Work Practice ISBN-13 978 1 84445 079 4 Practical Computer Skills for Social Work ISBN-13 978 1 84445 031 2 Proactive Child Protection and Social Work ISBN-13 978 1 84445 131 9 Reflective Practice in Social Work ISBN-13 978 1 84445 082 4 Research Skills for Social Work ISBN-13 978 1 84445 179 1 Service User and Carer Participation Social Work ISBN-13 978 1 84445 074 9 Sexualityand Social Work ISBN-13 978 1 84445 085 5 Social Work and Human Development (second edition) ISBN-13 978 1 84445 112 8 Social Work and Mental Health (third edition) ISBN-13 978 1 84445 154 8 Social Work and Mental Health in Scotland ISBN-13 978 1 84445 130 2 Social Work in Education and Children’s Services ISBN-13 978 1 84445 045 9 Social Work Practice: Assessment, Planning, Intervention and Review (second edition) ISBN-13 978 1 84445 113 5 Social Work with Children and Families (second edition) ISBN-13 978 1 84445 144 9 Social Work with Children, Young People and their Families in Scotland (second edition) ISBN-13 978 1 84445 156 2 Social Work with Drug and Substance Misusers ISBN-13 978 1 84445 058 9 Social Work with Looked After Children ISBN-13 978 1 84445 103 6 Social Work with Older People (second edition) ISBN-13 978 1 84445 155 5 Social Work with People with Learning Difficulties ISBN-13 978 1 84445 042 8 Sociology and Social Wo rk ISBN-13 978 1 84445 087 9 Studying for your Social Work Degree ISBN-13 978 1 84445 174 6 Understanding and Using Theory in Social Work ISBN-13 978 1 84445 139 5 Using the Law in Social Work (third edition) ISBN-13 978 1 84445 114 2 Values and Ethics in Social Work ISBN-13 978 1 84445 067 1 What is Social Work? Context and Perspectives (second ISBN-13 978 1 84445 055 1 edition) Youth Justice and Social Work ISBN-13 978 1 84445 066 4 To order, please contact our distributor: BEBC Distribution, Albion Close, Parkstone, Poole, BH12 3LL. Telephone: 0845 230 9000, email: [email protected]. You can also find more information on each of these titles and our other learning resources at www.learningmatters.co.uk Safeguarding Adults in Social Work Edited by ANDY MANTELL and TERRY SCRAGG Series Editors: Jonathan Parker and Greta Bradley Firstpublishedin2008byLearningMattersLtd Allrightsreserved.Nopartofthispublicationmaybereproduced,storedinaretrievalsystem, ortransmittedinanyformorbyanymeans,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording, orotherwise,withoutpriorpermissioninwritingfromLearningMatters. (cid:1)2008IntroductionAndyMantellandTerryScragg,Chapter1DavidGaylard,Chapter2Andy Mantell,Chapter3AndyMantellandAlexClark,Chapter4JohnArmstrong,Chapter5Sam Baeza,Chapter6GillButler,Chapter7GillConstable,Chapter8ColinGoble,Chapter9Terry Scragg,Chapter10TeriCranmer,Chapter11ChrisSmethurst BritishLibraryCataloguinginPublicationData ACIPrecordforthisbookisavailablefromtheBritishLibrary ISBN9781844451487 TherightofAndyMantell,TerryScragg,DavidGaylard,AlexClark,JohnArmstrong,SamBaeza, GillButler,GillConstable,ColinGobleandChrisSmethursttobeidentifiedastheAuthorsof thisWorkhasbeenassertedbytheminaccordancewiththeCopyright,DesignsandPatents Act1988. CoverdesignbyCodeDesignAssociatesltd ProjectManagementbyDeerParkProductions,Tavistock TypesetbyPDQTypesetting,Newcastle-under-Lyme PrintedandboundinGreatBritainbyBell&BainLtd,Glasgow LearningMattersLtd 33SouthernhayEast ExeterEX11NX Tel:01392215560 [email protected] www.learningmatters.co.uk Contents Acknowledgements vii Editors and contributors ix Introduction 1 Part 1: The policy framework 1 Policy to practice 9 David Gaylard 2 Human rights and wrongs: The Human Rights Act 1998 31 Andy Mantell 3 Making choices: The Mental Capacity Act 2005 44 Andy Mantell and Alex Clark 4 The Scottish legislation: The way forward? 60 John Armstrong Part 2: Empowering practice 5 Learning from safeguarding children 75 Sam Baeza v Contents 6 Domestic violence: Understanding the connections 88 Gill Butler 7 Working with difference 102 Gill Constable 8 Developing user-focused communication skills 118 Colin Goble Part 3: Effective practice 9 Organisational cultures and the management of change 137 Terry Scragg 10 Effective collaborative working 151 Teri Cranmer 11 Working with risk 165 Chris Smethurst Conclusion 177 References 179 Index 189 vi Acknowledgements WewouldliketothankMickCollins,BrendaSchwer,SandraWallisandPaulYeomans fortheirvaluablefeedbackonearlierdrafts.KateLodge,DiPageandJonathanParker providedhelpandencouragementthroughouttheprocessofpreparingthisbookfor publication. vii This page intentionally left blank Editors and contributors ThefollowingareallmembersoftheSchoolofSocialStudies,UniversityofChichester, with the exception of John Armstrong and Teri Cranmer. JohnArmstrongisAdultProtectionOfficer,CityofEdinburghCouncil,Departmentof Health and Social Care. Sam Baeza is Senior Lecturer in Social Work. Gill Butler is Acting Head of the School of Social Studies. Alex Clark is Senior Lecturer in the School of Social Studies. Gill Constable is Senior Lecturer in Social Work. Teri Cranmer is Social Care Professional Lead, West Sussex Adults’ and Children’s Services. David Gaylard is Senior Lecturer in Social Work. Colin Goble is Senior Lecturer in Social and Health Care, School of Social Studies. Andy Mantell is Senior Lecturer in Social Work. Terry Scragg is a Visiting Fellow and former Principal Lecturer in Management. Chris Smethurst is Senior Lecturer in Social Work. ix
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