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- 1. Idaho Adult Protective Services, Foundational Training
- 2. Module 1: Overview of Adult Protective Services
- 3. NAPSA Core Competencies
- 4. Compiled, edited, and scripted by:
- 5. Sections in this Module
- 6. Learning Objectives
- 7. History and Overview of Adult Protective Services
- 8. History of Adult Protective Services
- 9. APS and Congress
- 10. Adult Protective Services Practice
- 11. The Adult Protective Services Model
- 12. Practice Principles
- 13. APS Clients’ Service Goals
- 14. APS Clients are Vulnerable Adults
- 15. Perpetrators of Abuse
- 16. Causes or Motives for Maltreatment
- 17. Vulnerability and Caregiving
- 18. A Closer Look at Disability
- 19. Factors Affecting Disability and Dependence
- 20. Vulnerability
- 21. Caregivers
- 22. Reliance on Caregivers May Heighten Risk
- 23. Types of Maltreatment
- 24. Maltreatment Definitions
- 25. Physical Maltreatment
- 26. Psychological Maltreatment
- 27. Financial Exploitation
- 28. Abandonment
- 29. Isolation
- 30. Neglect
- 31. Self-neglect
- 32. Indicators of Maltreatment
- 33. Types and Incidence of Maltreatment
- 34. The APS Practice
- 35. Guiding Values of APS Practice
- 36. Determining if Basic Needs are Being Met
- 37. Capacity Assessments
- 38. Factors for Case Planning
- 39. Before you Leave
