HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE STUDIES - LEVEL 4 COURSE
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Description
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Type
NVQ Level 4
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Methodology
Distance Learning
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Class hours
120h
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Duration
12 Months
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Start date
Different dates available
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Online campus
Yes
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Delivery of study materials
Yes
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Support service
Yes
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Virtual classes
Yes
The Health & Social Care Level 4 Course has been specially written by an experienced tutor and practitioner in the area of Health and Social Care. If you want to enter this varied and exciting area of work or want to enhance your knowledge and skills, this is the course for you.
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About this course
As this is a Level 4 course, we will expect applicants to have evidence of successful study or relevant experience at Level 3 or equivalent. A good level of literacy is also a requirement if the extended assignment work is to be completed successfully.
On successful completion of this course students will receive an accredited Level 4 Certificate of Achievement.
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Course was good and interesting. I liked the material of the course. Feedback provided was essential and engaging.
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Tutors were great and I had an interesting time in all. Feedback was great and courses were good and I had a nice time.
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Course rating
Recommended
Centre rating
doris nworah
Karen McCaffrey
Narelle Guthrie
Narelle Guthrie
This centre's achievements
All courses are up to date
The average rating is higher than 3.7
More than 50 reviews in the last 12 months
This centre has featured on Emagister for 15 years
Subjects
- IT
- Health and Social Care
- Course
- Home study
- Qualification
- Social care
- Health Care
- Training
- Social Care distance learning
- Study
- Learn
Course programme
Unit 1 - Communication
The following topics are covered: Methods of Communication; Hearing Impairment; Factors that Support and Inhibit Communication; Non-verbal Communication; Factors Effecting Verbal Communication; Factors Affecting Written Communication; Factors Affecting Oral Verbal Communication; Communication Difficulties; Communication Barriers in Different Care Settings; and Theories Relating to Communication.
Unit 2 – Promoting Quality Care
The following topics are covered: Rights and Responsibilities of Service Users; Children and Young People; Vulnerable Adults; Staying Safe; Facilitation of Access to Services; Value Systems; Psychological Life Quality Factors; and Practical Skills.
Unit 3 – Life Cycle & Disorders
The following topics are covered: Growth; Development; Life Expectancy; Factors Influencing Development; and Genetic Factors.
Unit 4 – Theories of Development
The following topics are covered: Theories of Human Development; Psychodynamic Perspective; Biological Perspective; Humanist Perspective; Constructive Perspective; Behavioural Perspective; Skinner's contribution; Social Learning Perspective; Language Acquisition; Theories of Personality Development; Evaluation of the Psychometric Explanation; Bowlby's Theory of Attachment; The Application of Theories to Aid the Understanding of Human Behaviour and Development; Childcare and Education services; and Day or Residential Care settings for Adults.
Unit 5 – Quality of Life
The following topics are covered: Psychological factors; and Conflicting Quality of Life Factors.
Unit 6 – Nutrition
The following topics are covered: Guideline Daily Amount (GDA); Eating Disorders; Psychological; Biological; and Social.
Unit 7 – Addiction
The following topics are covered: Drugs; & Alcohol.
Unit 8 – Abuse
The following topics are covered: Staying Safe; Abuse and the Law; Sexual Offences Act 2003; Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Bill 2003; and Rights of Victims.
Unit 9 – Mental Health
The following topics are covered: The Concept of Mental Health; Definition of Mental Health; Attitudes to Mental Disorder; History of Mental Illness; Definition of Mental Disorders; Major Symptoms and Causes; Schizophrenia (Greek meaning to split the mind); Depression; Bipolar Affective Disorder; Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD); Anxiety Disorder; Specific Phobias; Alcoholism; Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder; Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD); and Alzheimer’s.
Unit 10 – Social Care Provision
The following topics are covered: Treating People Well; Care Plans; Barriers to Care; Rights and Responsibilities of Service Users; and Social Services.
Unit 11 – Legislation
The following topics are covered: NHS and Community Care Act 1990; The Mental Health Act; Suicide Act; Human Rights Act; The Mental Capacity Act; Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs); Court Appointed Deputies; A New Court of Protection; A New Public Guardian; Independent Mental Capacity Advocate (IMCA); Advance decisions to refuse treatment; A criminal offence; The Children Act 1989; The Children Act 2004; Every Child Matters; Childcare Act 2006; United Nations Convention in the Rights of the Child 1989; The Disability Discrimination Act; and Race Relations Act 1976.
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HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE STUDIES - LEVEL 4 COURSE