Care Training Consortium courses

...medication safely What carers are allowed to do Legal responsibility How to deal with mistakes Who can give advice How to complete the medication record charts Duration...

...Training providers have identified a growing need to make learning more relevant to specific business environments to increase effectiveness...

...imbalance How to make a meal enjoyable for your Service Users Overcoming difficulties with feeding Who to contact for...

...To gain knowledge and skills on First Aid. Suitable for anyone interested in first aid. For anyone interested in first aid. Course Outline: Emergency First Aid Content...

...and independence Religious and cultural considerations Safety considerations Care of the mouth and denture care Care of the feet Care of the eyes...

...regards to the Health and Safety at Work Act, 1974 and the Manual Handling Operations Regulations, 1992 and RIDDOR, 1995 Manual handling of objects Assessing...

...of objects Assessing Clients needs Risk assessment in manual handling Manual handling of people using a variety of techniques and manual handling equipment...

...To gain knowledge and understanding on roles and responsibilities/record keeping. Suitable for anyone interested in roles and responsibilities/record keeping...

...Why records are kept The Data Protection Act, 1998 The Service User's right to confidentiality including discussing Service User's information...

...recording, debriefing and learning from the experience and taking care of yourself...

...Home safety and Risk Assessment Content: What is an accident? Accident statistics Slips, trips and falls (STFs) Prevention of STFs Reporting of accidents...

...What can you do to help Aids and appliances Care of indwelling urinary catheters Faecal incontinence Causes of faecal incontinence Assessment and management...

...families Support for families/carers Your role Grief and Loss Content: Grief and loss, discussing personal loss and the associated feelings Dealing...

...is not Dementia How Dementia is diagnosed The importance of person centered care Some communication changes in a person with Dementia How to communicate...

...accelerated learning and neuro-linguistic programming (NLP). Content: The qualification covers the following topics: Training needs and objectives Learning...

...4 of which are Mandatory and a further 2 units are chosen from the Optional group to suit your job remit. Awarded by The Scottish Qualifications Authority...

...Care Council and Skills for Health. In Scotland, the Scottish Social Services Council represents a wide variety of stakeholders working in a broad range...

...special needs and community work sector...

...To gain knowledge and understanding on medication guidelines. Suitable for anyone interested in medication. For anyone interested in medication. Course Outline...

...Principles of safe food storage Cleaning Food premises and equipment...