Aisha Bello
Care Worker
64%
Overall confidence
Scenario questions
A person you support tells you they feel unsafe with another care worker. What would you do?
Staff answer
I would listen carefully, reassure them, and make sure they are safe right now. I'd record exactly what they told me in their words and report it to my manager straight away as a safeguarding concern. I wouldn't promise to keep it secret.
Self-confidence
Confident on reporting · less sure on escalation thresholds
Consultant feedback
Good safeguarding instincts. For inspection, knowing the local authority is the referral route would strengthen this further.
Follow-up: Recap safeguarding thresholds and referral routes at next team meeting.
You see a colleague not following infection control procedures. What would you do?
Staff answer
I'd raise it with them first if safe to do so, and tell my supervisor if it continued.
Self-confidence
Understands escalation but light on documentation
How do you protect someone's dignity during personal care?
Awaiting staff response — share their prep link to complete this scenario.
When would you contact the on-call manager outside normal hours?
Awaiting staff response — share their prep link to complete this scenario.
Assigned categories
- Safeguarding
- Whistleblowing
- Dignity & respect
- Escalation
All prep categories
- Safeguarding
- Whistleblowing
- Complaints
- Dignity & respect
- Escalation
- Incidents
- Care plan knowledge
- Medicines (where relevant)
- Infection prevention (where relevant)
- Mental capacity & consent (where relevant)