Appendix 4 – Multi-agency training courses and feedback
Core multi-agency training programmes – summary of attendance figures
|
Safeguarding Adults course (number delivered) |
Total Attendance | Breakdown by sector/agency | |
| 1 | Safeguarding Adults Alerter (35) |
579 |
Independent, Voluntary & Private sector 68% (up 5%) NHS agencies 15% (down 11%) South Glos Council 15% (up 5%), Other 2% (up 1%) |
| 2 | Managing Good Practice in SGA Issues (7) | 92 |
Independent, Voluntary & Private sector 65% (up 2%) NHS agencies 10% (down 7%) South Glos Council 25% (up 5%) |
| 3 | Managing and Preventing Institutional Abuse (4) | 61 |
Independent, Voluntary & Private sector 88% (down 1%) NHS agencies 2% (down 7%) South Glos Council 10% (up 10%) |
| 4 |
Safer Recruitment (1) – includes children’s services |
12 |
Indep, Vol & Private sector (adult care) 33% (down 19%) South Glos Council 33% (up 1%) School/Pre-school 33% (up 24%) |
| 5 | Safeguarding Adults CPD Update (2) | 75 |
Independent, Voluntary & Private sector 75% NHS agencies 7%, South Glos Council 16% Prison services 1%, Other 1% |
Delegate feedback – based on responses given immediately at the end of each course
| Measure |
2014-15 Performance |
2013-14 Performance |
| % reporting Safeguarding Adults training as either Excellent or Good | 98.3%
|
98.5%
|
| % who feel their knowledge & understanding has increased significantly compared to the level they were at pre-course | 79% | 76% |
Measuring impact on workforce practice
Data gained by contacting managers of employees who have attended multi-agency training, 3-5 months after that training.
| Measure | 2014-15 Performance | 2013-14 Performance |
|
Managers training: % reporting increased confidence and changed practice following training |
89% Increased Confidence 83% Changed Practice |
88% Increased Confidence 75.5% Changed Practice |
|
Alerter training: % of managers reporting that their employees have high/very high levels of knowledge post-training, compared to pre-training |
86% (an increase of 44%, from 42% pre-training) |
89.5% (an increase of 53.5%, from 36% pre-training) |