WorksheetsCSPR
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 4mins
Which statement best defines safeguarding in health and social care?
Actions and policies that protect people’s health, well-being, and human rights, especially those at risk of harm or abuse
Routine risk assessments used only to prevent workplace accidents among staff
A criminal investigation process led solely by the police after harm has occurred
Financial support provided to service users during emergencies
In a care setting, what is the primary focus of protection?
Providing entertainment activities to improve morale
Implementing measures to prevent harm and respond to abuse or neglect
Ensuring only qualified staff are hired
Documenting all incidents for future audits without action
Which scenario meets the trigger for a CSPR?
A child sustains minor injuries at school and recovers fully, with no concerns about neglect
A child is seriously harmed while normally resident in a local authority’s area, but the incident occurs outside England
A family moves to a new postcode and requests support services
A local authority receives a complaint about a delayed appointment with a health visitor
What is the stated purpose of CSPRs?
To allocate resources for new services based on community surveys
To identify what went wrong in communication and the case, and learn ways to improve how organisations work together and individually
To determine criminal guilt and issue sentences to perpetrators
To replace local child protection procedures with national guidelines
Based on the case study, which statement best describes the circumstances of Child Q’s strip search at school?
She was searched by female police officers on school premises without an appropriate adult present while she was menstruating.
She was searched by school staff in a classroom with her mother present and was not menstruating.
She was searched by male police officers off school grounds after parental consent was obtained.
She was searched by teachers after drugs were found in her bag and coat.
After the strip search, what sequence of events occurred that led to the CSPR?
Child Q was arrested and taken to hospital, where drugs were found in her system.
No drugs were found; she disclosed the events to her mother, required psychological support, and a rapid review was undertaken.
Child Q was expelled, her mother consented retroactively, and the case was closed without review.
Drugs were found in her locker, prompting a routine disciplinary meeting with no external review.
Which of the following is a case study where a CSPR was used?
James Bulger
Baby P
Madeline McCann
Baby Ruth
What was an issue with the invasive search of Child Q?
No one was contacted to let them know she was going to be searched
The girl was searched in school
There was no appropriate adult present
All of them
