Understand the objectives of the Prevent strategy and the health sector contribution to the Prevent agenda

Know own professional responsibilities in relation to safeguarding of adults, children and young people at risk

Understand vulnerability factors that can make individuals susceptible to radicalisation

Know who to contact and where to seek advice if there are concerns about potential terrorist grooming

Be able to recognise potential indicators of risk relating to individuals being radicalised

Understand impact of direct (bullying, befriending, influencing) or indirect (internet, media) factors

Raise concerns and take action when they have concerns

Share information (including understanding consequences of failing to do so)

Support and redirect vulnerable individuals at risk of terrorist-related grooming

Share concerns, get advice, and make referrals to safeguard vulnerable individuals

Understand Channel multi-agency arrangements for support and redirection

Understand Prevent in context of Prevent Duty and non-criminal space concept

Understand that radicalisation uses normal social processes and "power of influence"

Understand current threat level and Prevent application to all terrorism forms

Understand "vulnerable" term in Prevent context and exploited vulnerabilities

Understand there is no single terrorist checklist or profile, requiring professional judgement

Understand how to recognise and share concerns, seek support and make referrals