As a professional working in health and social care, it is essential that you understand the concept of Duty of Care. This term refers to a legal obligation or responsibility to ensure that people are not harmed by any actions or failure to act. When it comes to vulnerable adults, the duty of care becomes even more important as their vulnerability can leave them exposed and at risk for harm.

The most basic requirement of Duty of Care when working with vulnerable adults is knowing your boundaries. As professionals we must be aware that while our job is to support individuals, our primary responsibility remains on upholding an ethical and professional standard. To do this effectively, it’s important to know when someone needs extra help beyond what your role might allow you access too such as psychological care or medical treatments etc., in order not put yourself in a potential conflict between duties. 

Additionally, part of abiding by duty of care means being able to provide evidence where necessary that those in need are receiving appropriate services; therefore keeping detailed documentation is key! Be sure write down all conversations had either verbally or non verbalised which may provide crucial information about the individual in question i.e food requirements/likes and dislikes etc… Additionally also ensure each piece of data signed off correctly with correct parties involved so no one can dispute any facts/ events happened if needed later further down the line if needed for reference e.g court cases/ tribunal related circumstances . 

Furthermore its hugely important consider peoples dignity and respect when working with vulnerable adults , for example always communicate openly nothing should ever hidden from view unless absolutely necessary on an individual basis due health reasons…. Always try place emphasis looking into best interests not just legally but also morally !! 

It's also vital take time really get know who exactly dealing with , ask questions which aren't intrusive but inquisitive enough so both sides feel comfortable talking less more open communicative atmosphere .. don't forget people who present as vulnerable face huge amount stigma every day often finding difficult access certain services!! Stand ground ensure treated equally like everyone else !  

Finally never make assumptions based stereotypes education level , upbringing , past experiences anyone experiencing vulnerability deserves chance rise above overcome adversity! Stay positive motivate empower cultivate feelings worth bring out best individuals have offer create successful story against odds !! Being clear identify outcomes expectations develop plans achieve will ultimately improve lives those hardest engage society often overlooked due lack resources knowledge understanding ! That's why abiding Duty Care When Working Vulnerable Adults so vital – remember duty advocate service user rights effectively stay true dedication profession ethics !!