This hoist training course provides theory and practical training in procedures for moving and handling people using hoists. Learners will gain knowledge of the different types of hoists and slings available and the principles of safe moving and handling when using them.
This health & safety awareness course provides learners with an understanding of current health and safety legislation and how the responsibility of the employer and employees. Learners will also be taught how to undertake risk assessments, implement preventative measures and report accidents, should they occur.
This Equality and Diversity training is delivered to groups of up to fifteen learners and it is essential for staff in any sector including healthcare. The course provides learners provides learners with an introduction to the Equality Act 2010 and details each of the protected characteristics so you can learn more about what they are and how to avoid discrimination through your words and actions.
This Epilepsy Awareness Training does provide guidance on how to help someone having a seizure and how to plan ahead to minimise any danger of injury during seizures.
This End Of Life Care course is ideally for care staff or other professionally trained staff but not a mixed group as their needs are very different. The course allows for attendees to discuss their own feelings and experiences of dealing with a End of Life Care.
209,600 will develop dementia this year, that’s one every three minutes. 70 per cent of people in care homes have dementia or severe memory problems. Currently, some 850,000 people are thought to be living with the illness, this expected to rise to one million by 2025 and two million by 2051. Dementia is a growing challenge to health and social care provision and society in general.
Confidentiality Awareness Training Including GDPR training will be a requirement for everyone working in healthcare as we have a duty of care to protect all data and adhere to the legal requirements of the Data Protection Act (2018) GDPR legislation for the storing, processing, holding and security of client identifiable information.
Not only does proper record keeping make a positive contribution to quality care provision, it prevents errors and provides evidencing where needed.
Increasing demands for more paperwork and better standards of written communication requires health and social care providers to teach their personnel how to make a record in the correct manner and how records are to be effectively and properly used and managed.
Group Training For Support Workers | 3 Hour Course For Up To Fifteen learners
This Challenging Behaviour course is designed to provide healthcare workers with a deeper understanding of Challenging Behaviour (often referred to as behaviours that challenge) and how to effectively support individuals presenting with such behaviours.
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