Adults and older people
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Learning from supported self-evaluation in Adult Support & Protection: An evaluation of Workstream Four
15 Jun 2026This report presents a summary of key findings from an evaluation into a new initiative to develop skills,…
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Chronology conversations: National Chronology Group
24 Mar 2026This podcast captures a conversation between members of the National Chronology Group. Aspects of chronology practice discussed include…
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ASPire 2024: Sextortion scams (Police Scotland)
18 Nov 2025This video, from the ASPire 2024 conference, defines and explores ‘sextortion’ scams. These are financially motivated sexual extortion…
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Chronologies progress: ASP Joint Inspection Reports (August 2024-March 2025)
17 Nov 2025This is a snapshot of evidence about chronology improvement. It is based on a rapid review of ASP…
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Bitesize video: Multi-agency Adult Support and Protection case conferences
17 Nov 2025A video supporting Adult Support and Protection professionals to understand ASP case conferences and to help make them…
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Iriss on… using tools to enhance engagement in social services
17 Nov 2025How social services practitioners and people engage with one another is a complex process. Practitioners are influenced by…
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Iriss on… duty of candour
17 Nov 2025Duty of candour is a professional responsibility to be honest with people. It means being open and transparent…
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Online learning resource: Multi-agency Adult Support and Protection conferences (case conferences)
17 Nov 2025An online learning resource which supports professionals to improve practice in multi-agency Adult Support and Protection conferences (often…
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Bitesize video: Working together in Adult Support and Protection
17 Nov 2025A video supporting Adult Support and Protection professionals to put adults and carers at the centre of their…
