Learning Briefs
When a Safeguarding Adult Review is completed, the full report is published on our website, unless there is reason not to do so. It is published alongside a one page learning brief, to aid the dissemination of learning.
Additionally, quarterly, SASP and DACT (Domestic Abuse Coordination Team) produce a SAR-DHR Newsletter, looking at themes and learning coming from reviews in the city, such a Safeguarding Adult Reviews and Domestic Homicide Reviews (DHRs). We often see cross-cutting themes across these reviews and each quarter focuses on a different theme and the relevent learning locally.
Learning Briefs and Reports
Learning briefs are short summary documents intended to share key learning from the various case reviews carried out by SASP, including Safeguarding Adult Reviews, learning lessons reviews and other themed audits.
Lessons Learnt Reviews
Person A (2019)
Person B (2019)
Person C (2020)
Safeguarding Adult Reviews
Person D (2021)
Person E (2021)
Person F (2021)
Harris (2022)
Person I (2022)
Sam (2023)
Multi Agency Case Audits
William (2024)
Robert and Lisa (2024)
SAR DHR Newsletters
Quarterly, SASP and DACT (Domestic Abuse Coordination Team) produce a SAR-DHR Newsletter, looking at themes and learning coming from reviews in the city, such a Safeguarding Adult Reviews and Domestic Homicide Reviews. We often see cross-cutting themes across these reviews. Newsletters so far have looked at Carers, Adult Family Violence, Non-engagement, Was Not Bought and Trauma Informed Practice. Here are the past editions of those newsletters.
August 2022
December 2022 - Focus: Adult Family Violence and Was Not Bought/Non engagement
February 2023 - Focus: Carers
May 2023 - Focus: Trauma Informed Practice
August 2023 - Focus: Professional Curiosity
October 2023 - Focus: Coercion and Control
January 2024 - Focus: Engagement
April 2024 - Focus: Mental Health
July 2024 - Focus: Recording
October 2024 - Focus: Substance Misuse
Learning From Other Types of Reviews
Other reviews which take place to enable learning from individual cases include Domestic Homicide Reviews and Serious Incident Reviews which are led by the Domestic Abuse Co-ordination Team (DACT). Learning from these reviews is available on the Sheffield City Council website.
Learning from Domestic Homicde Reviews and Serious Incident Reviews
Dementia and Domestic Abuse