Health and Social Care courses Wales

... the needs of busy, practising health and social care professionals looking to gain academic credit for their learning. It is a work-based, highly-flexible and modular programme which comprises ‘M’ level studies. The degree will be delivered using a blended learning approach including some taught elements... Learn about: Part Time, Community Care, Health and Social Care...

... violence as given by the Health & Safety Executive. Health & Safety Law, Duties, Rights & Responsibilities The way in which an organisation's policies...

...This course is intended to meet the ongoing professional development of practitioners within health and social care who work primarily with vulnerable adults. It will inform students of legislative responsibilities and promote discussion of ethical issues and dilemmas faced by practitioners today...

... people complain & valuing complaints. Good practice in complaint handling · Standards for better health & Core standards · Access, Discrimination...

... in terms of employability, the maternity service of the Health Board in which they work, and ultimately the standards of care for mothers and babies... Learn about: Nursing Care, Health nursing, Medical training...

... and organisational good practice. Suitable for: Social Workers, Health Visitors, Speech Therapists. Senior practitioners, SW Team Managers, Designated Persons(all settings). Year heads, and Dep Head teachers, Identified School Govenors. Residential Care workers. Youth Workers, Support workers. Field Support workers... Learn about: Confidence Training, Mental Health Treatment, Mental Health...

...From the BAFoundation Degree in Learning Support Full Time you could progress to postgraduate or Masters level study. Career paths typically include those in education, health and social care, with graduates working in schools, nurseries, children’s charities and integrated children’s centres... Learn about: Full Time...

... to delegates (background) Delegate introduction to each other Paperwork Who is it for? This course is suitable for all levels of health care staff working...

...The increasing burden of chronic illness is one of the greatest challenges facing health systems globally. In the UK, approximately 18 million people live with a long term or chronic condition and this number is expected to double by 2030. Approximately 80% of GP consultations, 60% of days spent... Learn about: Public Health, Care Management...

... that show the increase in use of bladed weapons as a common form of assault. Case studies involving social workers & support workers who have...

...From the BALevel 3 Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools I you could progress to postgraduate or Masters level study. Career paths typically include those in education, health and social care, with graduates working in schools, nurseries, children’s charities and integrated children’s centres...

... and feedback Reflection Knowledge Pro social modelling Case Study and Role play Group consideration of case study Practice Individuals practice Course Evaluation...

...Health, Social & Child Care Certificate in Higher Education in Working with Vulnerable Adults - Half Day Course Description To provide practitioners... Learn about: Full Time...

...It contains information for care and support workers who would like a greater understanding of the processes involved with ageing and learning difficulties. Suitable for: This course is open to anyone who is working within a residential care and support setting...

...Health, Social & Child Care Certificate in Higher Education in Working with Vulnerable Adults - Half Day Course Description To provide practitioners...

... adults" and "protection of adults" and identify the scope of health and social care settings where adults can be at risk Explain the concept...

...This course is designed to raise awareness of Mental Capacity Act & Deprivation of Liberty Safeguarding for all healthcare professionals. Suitable for: Anyone that works within a Mental Health setting...

... disclosure Do’s Don’ts Relevant law Mental Health Act, 1983 Family Law Act, 1996 Race Relations Act, 1976 Public Interest Disclosure, 1998 Human Rights Act...

...Suitable for: Anyone who cares for stroke patients whether as a home carer or a professional in a healthcare setting...

... that can be transferred to new departments and other organisations The course is intended for staff new to social care and staff working within residential & domiciliary...