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In this second podcast looking at the VARM (Vulnerable Adult Risk Management) colleagues from the DSAB share a case study of a gentleman who experienced the VARM process in Derbyshire.

In this podcast colleagues from the Derbyshire Safeguarding Adults Board with the VARM (Vulnerable Adult Risk Management) co-ordinator talk about what a VARM  is, who it applies to and how it works.

In this podcast Ed Ronayne talks to colleagues from Derbyshire Healthcare Foundation trust about the issue of STOMP (Stopping Over Medication of People) and how it can impact those members of the community with learning disability, autism or both.

In the second of two podcasts, Professors Suzy Braye and Michael Preston-Shoot continue to discuss self-neglect and it is applied across health and social care with Ed Ronayne, Safeguarding Adults Manager with NHS Derby and Derbyshire Clinical Commissioning Groups.

In the first of two podcasts, Suzy Braye, Emerita Professor of Social Work at the University of Sussex and Michael Preston- Shoot, Emeritus Professor of Social Work at the University of Bedfordshire talk with Ed Ronayne, Safeguarding Adults Manager at NHS Derby and Derbyshire Clinical Commissioning Groups, about their research findings in relation to self-neglect […]

Natalie Hall speaks to Ed Ronayne, Safeguarding Adults Manager with the Derbyshire Clinical Commissioning Groups, about the UK government’s anti- radicalisation strategy known as Prevent and what it means for health.

We explore the human right to liberty and why it needs to be protected, the meaning of deprivation of liberty and how a deprivation may be authorised under the Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards.

We explore lasting powers of attorney under the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and what these mean for health.

We continue our journey through the Mental Capacity Act 2005 by exploring two very important areas for health – how to be protected for healthcare and treatment actions where the patient is unable to give consent, and the conditions that need to be satisfied for the restraint of an adult who lacks capacity.

We explore what the Mental Capacity Act 2005 says about best interests, including the best interest’s checklist and the limits to best interests decision-making.