13
Aug
Ensuring patient safety and early detection of health deterioration is paramount. One tool that has been making waves in the UK healthcare system, particularly in care homes and community settings, is the Restore 2 tool.
But what exactly is Restore 2, and why is it so important?
This blog will delve into the details of Restore 2, its benefits to patients, clients, and families.
23
Jul
The ability to make swift and informed decisions regarding patient care is paramount, particularly during emergencies when patients may be unable to communicate their wishes. The Recommended Summary Plan for Emergency Care and Treatment (ReSPECT) process is designed to address this need by creating personalised recommendations for patients’ clinical care in such scenarios. Understanding and implementing ReSPECT is crucial for all healthcare and social care staff, especially when there is a change in the care environment.
18
Jul
Workplace mental health frameworks often concentrate on individuals dealing with cumulative stress from heavy workloads and home challenges. While beneficial, these frameworks frequently neglect the processes and procedures needed for acute stressors impacting an entire group or team. At Tidal Training, we advocate for incorporating Post Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) into your organisation’s standard framework, training individuals to facilitate stress reduction after acute stress incidents.
02
Jul
Professional boundaries are not only essential for ethical and effective practice but also play a significant role in enhancing self-awareness and professional growth for healthcare providers. By clearly defining the limits of professional roles and relationships, healthcare professionals can develop a deeper understanding of themselves and their practice, leading to continuous personal and professional development.
12
Jun
Professional boundaries are an essential aspect of healthcare, social care, and any caring environment. These boundaries help to define the limits that support the development of effective and respectful relationships within the workplace. Without clearly defined professional boundaries, there can be significant confusion about roles and responsibilities, potentially leading to conflicts, accountability issues, and performance problems.
12
Jun
This extensive three-day course, offered through live webinar or in-person training at various locations across the United Kingdom, ensures that your team is equipped to effectively manage the fallout from critical incidents.
23
May
Following on from our blog on 16 May 2024, we must address a critical and urgent issue: the rise of deadly heroin batches putting lives at risk. This story highlights the importance of raising awareness about the dangers of synthetic opioids and the lifesaving potential of Naloxone.
16
May
Tidal Training has taught Naloxone training as part of our medical and clinical training suite for some years, both in and around healthcare settings.
During a visit to Tidal HQ Cheltenham on 1 March 2024, Rt Hon Alex Chalk KC MP, Member of Parliament for Cheltenham and Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice expressed his awareness of the marked increase of synthetic opiates in the UK and notably, nitazenes and related increased mortality rates.
31
Oct
One of the most important things you can do in life, is to help someone when they need it most, whether that be as a bystander first aider, supporting a vulnerable person who needs care and support or having a conversation with someone who is suicidal.
30
Aug
Workplace mental health frameworks often focus on the individual, particularly those experiencing cumulative stress from heavy workloads that potentially combine with challenges at home. Whilst of use, these frameworks often omit processes and procedures for acute stressors that impact your group or team. Tidal Training believe that every organisation and group should incorporate Post Critical Incident Stress Debriefing into their framework as standard, training individuals to be facilitators of stress reduction following acute stress incidents.
