A short guide to Reporting of Injuries Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013 (RIDDOR) by the Health and Safety Executive.

The aim of this resource guide is to raise awareness of the causes and types of injuries and falls experienced by people with learning disabilities, amongst those who care for or support them, and to provide practical information and resources to help prevent injuries and falls.

These reports/information are referred to in the Criminal Justice Overview course.  Many of the reports are key influential in the criminal justice sector.

Therefore, you may find it useful to refer to them for more information about how current changes and proposals have been informed by their content; the current Scottish Strategy documents are also included which give the outcomes that expected from those working in the criminal justice sector.

The following Turning Point Scotland policy will give you an overview of the following:

• The definition of e-learning
• When and where you can do e-learning
• Practical considerations when doing e-learning
• How much time you will get to do e-learning
• Computer considerations
• Security considerations
• E-learning misconduct