Nvq Level 3 Abuse
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West Lancashire College
CANDIDATE’S EVIDENCE REPORT
Candidate’s Name Sharon Tilburn Location …………………………….
Date ………………………………………… Time …………………………………
Assessor’s Name …………………………
Evidence Gathering Method:-
Direct Observation Reflective Account Witness Testimony
Written/oral Questioning Expert Witness Work Products
Simulations Project/Assignment Professional Discussion
Unit…………………Learner outcome…………………. | Outcome/Assessment criteria | Cross Ref | Principles of Safeguarding and Protection in Health and Social CareOutcome 1Know how to recognise the signs of abuseAbuse can often show as physical effects and symptoms, these are likely to be accompanied by emotional signs and changes in behaviour, but this is not always the case. Any behaviour changes could indicate that the person is a victim of some type of abuse, but these are only indicators, and need to be linked to other factors to ascertain a complete picture.Physical Abuse This is any form of harm caused to the body, for example bruises, finger marks, fractures, slapping, punching, kicking, force feeding, dislocations, scratches, cuts, black eyes, scalds, cigarette burns, history of unexplained injuries, accidental overdose, poisoning, deterioration in health, weight loss, soiled clothing/bedding, inappropriate clothing, mood changes, not wanting to be alone with certain individuals. Sexual AbuseA sexual act is carried out without the consent or understanding of the individual. Signs and symptoms can include bruises, scratches, bite marks, changes in sexual behaviour, sexual abuse to others, self injury, destructive behaviour, alcohol/drug abuse, suicide attempts, withdrawn, aggression, tearful, anxiety, infections, pregnancy, abdominal pain, frequent masturbation, changes in behaviour, weight gain/loss, changes in appearance.Sexual abuse, whether of adults or children, can also
West Lancashire College
CANDIDATE’S EVIDENCE REPORT
Candidate’s Name Sharon Tilburn Location …………………………….
Date ………………………………………… Time …………………………………
Assessor’s Name …………………………
Evidence Gathering Method:-
Direct Observation Reflective Account Witness Testimony
Written/oral Questioning Expert Witness Work Products
Simulations Project/Assignment Professional Discussion
Unit…………………Learner outcome…………………. | Outcome/Assessment criteria | Cross Ref | Principles of Safeguarding and Protection in Health and Social CareOutcome 1Know how to recognise the signs of abuseAbuse can often show as physical effects and symptoms, these are likely to be accompanied by emotional signs and changes in behaviour, but this is not always the case. Any behaviour changes could indicate that the person is a victim of some type of abuse, but these are only indicators, and need to be linked to other factors to ascertain a complete picture.Physical Abuse This is any form of harm caused to the body, for example bruises, finger marks, fractures, slapping, punching, kicking, force feeding, dislocations, scratches, cuts, black eyes, scalds, cigarette burns, history of unexplained injuries, accidental overdose, poisoning, deterioration in health, weight loss, soiled clothing/bedding, inappropriate clothing, mood changes, not wanting to be alone with certain individuals. Sexual AbuseA sexual act is carried out without the consent or understanding of the individual. Signs and symptoms can include bruises, scratches, bite marks, changes in sexual behaviour, sexual abuse to others, self injury, destructive behaviour, alcohol/drug abuse, suicide attempts, withdrawn, aggression, tearful, anxiety, infections, pregnancy, abdominal pain, frequent masturbation, changes in behaviour, weight gain/loss, changes in appearance.Sexual abuse, whether of adults or children, can also