Care Training Consortium courses

...illnesses and learning disabilities The nutrients that make a balanced diet and sources of nutrients Functions of nutrients and the effects of nutrient...

...Circulatory and anaphylactic shock Resuscitation Angina, heart failure, heart attack Wound dressing and slings Burns and scalds First Aid topics specific to the group...

...To gain knowledge and skills on personal hygiene and pressure area care. Suitable for anyone interested in personal hygiene and pressure area care...

...the spines load bearing capacity, the importance of maintaining good spinal posture Legal requirements - Employers and employees responsibilities...

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

...responsibilities as laid out in the Scottish Social Services Code of Conduct...

...To gain knowledge and skills on record keeping. Suitable for anyone interested in record keeping. For anyone interested in record keeping. Content...

...stressful situations Dealing with potentially violent or aggressive behaviour Effective communication and abuse of interpersonal skills After the incident-reporting...

...To gain knowledge and understanding on Home Safety. Suitable for anyone interested in home safety. For anyone interested in home safety. Course Outline...

...Course Outline: The urinary system Incontinence, facts and figures Common causes of urinary incontinence Factors which may aggravate urinary incontinence...

...To gain knowledge and skills on palliative care and grief and loss (Bereavement). Suitable for anyone interested in palliative care and grief and loss (bereavement)...

...To gain knowledge and skills on Dementia Care. Suitable for anyone interested in dementia care. For anyone interested in dementia care. Course Outline...

...training practice or wants to refine their training techniques. For anyone who needs to understand the basics of training practice or wants to refine their training techniques...

...To achieve the SVQ level 2, candidates are required to complete SIX Units, two Core Units, two Optional Units and the two remaining Units to be taken...

...or team leaders concerned directly with care of clients. You should be working in an environment where you can be observed as you carry out your day to day activities...

...candidates are required to complete EIGHT Units, four Mandatory Units, and four Optional Units. Awarded by The Scottish Qualifications Authority Accredited...

...to make a difference to the way they work. For managers in the Care sector who want to offer improved service to their customers and clients...