02 Mar 2026
Defensible decision-making (Tayside)
Useful for: All working in Adult Support and Protection
Defensible decision-making, in the context of Adult Support and Protection in Scotland, involves making decisions that are well-founded, transparent, and can be justified. This is a series of three training sessions, in Powerpoint, that look at ASP defensible-decision making in detail.
Session 1
- Group introductions
- Exploring initial decisions and thresholds
- Critical review of the ASP legislation
Session 2
- Threshold to risk and vulnerability
- Professional curiosity
- Different ways of thinking
Session 3
- Risk assessment, bias, thresholds, chronologies and significant events
- Learning from SCRs and ICRs
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