The local guidance and frameworks in this section have been shared to help other areas develop their own versions. Each entry includes information on how the template can be shared or adapted by other local areas.
A powerpoint presentation outlining the TILS risk clarification approach. TILS stands for Type of harm, Imminence, Likelihood, Severity of impact. This presentation aids understanding of the approach, and includes several case examples where TILS can be used. This presentation accompanies the TILS template and worked case example.
This is the template for the TILS risk clarification tool (Type of harm, Imminence, Likelihood, Severity of impact). It aids practitioners to think about the information they have on risk (and what they may still need to work out). It enables plotting of risk onto a matrix, helping to inform risk assessment.
Explanation of the TILS risk clarification tool (Type of harm, Imminence, Likelihood, Severity of impact) via a worked case example. The case concerns 'John', an 80 year old man who has been found lost and confused while regularly walking outside, late at night, in cold weather.
A risk assessment framework to support risk analysis and SMART action planning in Adult Support and Protection work. Outlines the principles of risk assessment, including the TILS framework (Type of harm, Imminence, Likelihood, Severity of impact) and the Four Ts of risk responses (Treat, Terminate, Transfer, Tolerate).
This multi-agency guidance for managing self-neglect, hoarding and non-engagement provides a framework to complement any single agency protocol or guidance. It includes material on defining the issue, assessment, information sharing, working together to find solutions, and addressing non-engagement with services. The guidance is accompanied by several appendices, including checklists, infograms and pathways.
The Adult Support and Protection (Scotland) Act 2007 defines 'adults at risk' as individuals, aged 16 years or over, who:
