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Section 4 Adult Protection Investigations 274.1 Interagency referral discussions (IRD)4.2 The purpose of the IRD4.3 Actions resulting from an IRD4.4 Visits4.5 The purpose of an investigation4.6 Distinct activities of an adult protection investigation4.7 Interviews as part of the investigation process4.8 Outcomes following an investigation4.9 The adult does not meet the criteria as an adult at riskof harm4.10 The adult at risk criteria are met and harm is establishedor suspectedSection 5 Adult Protection Case Conferences 335.1 What is a case conference?5.2 When should an adult protection case conference beconsidered?5.3 Triggers for calling a case conference5.4 Timescales5.5 Organising and chairing case conferences5.6 Role of the chairperson5.7 Full participation at case conferences5.8 Mental health officers at case conferences5.9 Conduct of a case conference5.10 Case conference decisionsSection 6 Adult Protection Orders 376.1 Protection orders6.2 Warrant for entry6.3 Application for a warrant6.4 Application for a warrant (in case of urgency)6.5 Applications to court for protection orders6.6 Undue pressure6.7 Protection orders: assessment order6.8 Protection orders: removal order6.9 Protection orders: banning order/temporary banning orderSection 7 Recording 437.1 General7.2 Social work recording of adult protection on SWIFT7.3 Adult protection recording includes:7.4 Contemporaneous notes7.5 Investigative recordings4
Appendices 45Appendix 1Appendix 2Appendix 3Appendix 4Appendix 5Appendix 6Appendix 7Appendix 8Appendix 9Appendix 10Appendix 11Reporting Harm Protocol and flow chartCause for Concern FormSubstance Misuse ProtocolSocial Work ProtocolPost Screening ResponseAccess to Records RequestCase Conference ProformaRoles and ResponsibilitiesDilemmas in Adult ProtectionUseful LinksGlossary5
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