part of the Quality Assurance arrangements Safeguarding services are identifying and responding to service user wishes, and the WSAB can Outcome monitor this. Outcome 4. Responding to & Neglect: People in need of safeguarding support feel safer and further harm is prevented Key Objective Actions required to address / meet the objective By When Lead Responsibility Establish Quality Assurance reporting arrangements to June WSAB ’14 4.1 Prompt action is taken the WSAB, as proposed by the QA sub-group, so that the and appropriate support is WSAB can monitor this objective and take action as provided in response to necessary. concerns raised by staff, Conduct agency self assessment audits and hold November clients, patients, carers or ‘14 challenge events members of the public out deep dive case audits across partner agencies to examine quality of practice Include opportunities to good practice October ’14 Assurance systems to challenge poor practice
part of the Quality Assurance arrangements Outcome Safeguarding services are identifying and responding to service user wishes, and the WSAB can monitor this. Outcome 4. Responding to & Neglect: People in need of safeguarding support feel safer and further harm is prevented Key Objective Actions required to address / meet the objective By When Lead Responsibility 4.1 Prompt action is taken and appropriate support is provided in response to concerns raised by staff, clients, patients, carers or members of the public Establish Quality Assurance reporting arrangements to the WSAB, as proposed by the QA sub-group, so that the WSAB can monitor this objective and take action as necessary. Conduct agency self assessment audits and hold challenge events out deep dive case audits across partner agencies to examine quality of practice Include opportunities to good practice Assurance systems to challenge poor practice June ’14 November ‘14 October ’14 WSAB
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