Guardian is a complimentary resource designed for professionals to aid in the management of domestic abuse cases and the identification of associated risks. By streamlining efficiency, ensuring that risks are promptly identified, accentuated, and presented with clarity. In alignment with the commitment to confidentiality, no information is retained post-assessment. Please make use of the save function upon completion of your evaluation.
♦ Comprehensive Assessment: Approach the DASH-DF (Digital Format) with the thoroughness of a paper-based DASH risk assessment. Endeavor to incorporate comprehensive details to enhance the evaluation’s precision.
♦ Privacy Feature: The DASH-DF and Tec-Abuse Analysis (T-AA) interface includes a privacy feature allowing you to conceal your screen during the assessment process. This can be activated by pressing the designated ‘F4 key’, ensuring additional confidentiality when necessary.
♦ Data Non-Retention: To uphold stringent security standards, information inputted into DASH-DF is not stored. Users are encouraged to employ the save function or take a screenshot for record-keeping. For heightened security, refrain from using identifiable names. Instead, opt for generic terms such as ‘survivor’, ‘victim’, ‘perpetrator’, ‘suspect’, or ‘offender’.
Domestic abuse significantly affects individuals on a daily basis, and it is crucial for professionals to assess the risk levels of those identified or seeking support. The DASH-DF tool has been crafted as a complimentary resource for professionals, facilitating the identification and calculation of risk. This tool remains faithful to its original paper-based format, with no alterations.
The Tech-Abuse Analysis (T-AA) is a framework that I created to recognize Tech-Abuse, a resource aimed at aiding professionals in cases involving stalking and harassment, or when a survivor voices concerns regarding Tech-Abuse.
The onus of safeguarding measures rests with the professional. The resources available on this website are intended solely to support and facilitate professionals, and should only be utilised by those who have undergone appropriate training in safeguarding and domestic abuse. As with all safeguarding tools, the application of professional judgement remains indispensable.
Your input and discussions are highly valued. Should you have any suggestions or wish to explore the functionalities of these resources further, please feel free to connect via the LinkedIn details provided at the bottom of this page.