Whistleblowing Awareness, Procedures & Policy Health and Social Care Training Resources

Presentation 1 – Introduction to Whistleblowing (18 Slides) - Slide Titles:

Aim and objectives
Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998
What is Whistleblowing?
Public Concern at Work
Victimisation
Anonymity
Confidentiality
Malpractice
Who is protected?
Who is a Worker?
Protected Disclosures
Qualifying Disclosures
Protected Disclosures
Prescribed Persons
Summary
References

Presentation 2 – Whistleblowing (17 slides) – Slide Titles:

Introduction
In Perspective
Supporting Whistleblowers – Advantages
Public Interest Disclosure Act 1988
Preparing to Disclose – No Immediate Danger
Public Concern at Work
Codes of Conduct
Good Practice
Possible Abuse
Bad Practice
References

Presentation 3) - Care Management (16 slides) – Slide titles:

Introduction
Care Service Providers
Whistleblowing Policy
Special slide - Children's Homes Regulations
Safeguarding Policies
Good Whistleblowing Practice
Suspected Abuse
Good Whistleblowing Practice
References

Word Documents

Introduction to Whistleblowing
Generic Whistleblowing
Raising a concern
Care Quality Commission - Outcomes
Employers – meeting obligations
Employment Tribunals (Constitution and Rules of Procedure) (Amendment)
Regulations 2010
Notes on setting up a policy

PLUS

Example Whistleblowing Template (13 page template (use in conjunction with
the Notes on Setting up a Policy Handout)

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