Reablement
Course
In Chester
Description
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Type
Workshop
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Level
Beginner
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Location
Chester
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Duration
Flexible
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Start date
Different dates available
Emerging research has shown the immediate and longer term benefits of Reablement for service users. When compared with control groups who had received conventional home care intervention following a stay in hospital, service users who went through a period of reablement were less likely to have required further social care input after one year. They also reported greater levels of satisfaction with the input they had received.
Conventional home care practice has revolved around the caring role and a ‘hands on’ approach, generally doing tasks for people rather than enabling people to do things for themselves. Good practice now emphasises the need for a more ‘hands off’ approach—this course equips staff with the strategies needed for this fundamental change in culture.
Personal Care Consultants have developed Reablement Skills training which equips staff with the necessary skills to carry out successful reablement
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About this course
In order to meet specific training need, organisations are asked to select from the Units detailed below to allow a bespoke programme of between 1 and 3 days in length to be profiled for the individual organisation. This will be accompanied by a workbook which documents evidence based practice.
Foundation - exploring models of disability
Assessment Tools
Activities of Daily Living
Enablement in Context / Underpinning Knowledge
Strategies and approaches to reablement
Awareness of common medical conditions
Recording and Reporting Skills
The Use of Standardised Assessment Tools
Tissue Viability
Infection Control
Continence Awareness
Administration of Medication
Manual Handling Workshop
Outcome Focussed Planning in Reablement
Person centred approaches
domiciliary care staff, residential care staff
Reviews
Subjects
- Staff
- Carers
- Reablement
- Residential Care
- Approach
- Social Care Staff
- Enthusiastic
- Person centred approach
- Enablement
- Reablers
Teachers and trainers (2)
Angela Carter
Occupational Therapist
Angela is an experienced trainer, routinely delivering training on BTEC community Equipment courses, BTEC people handling skills, Outcome focused planning, Enablement and rehabilitation courses, Personal Care and Medication courses, Manual handling operations and Risk assessment.
Gareth Pennell
Consultant Nurse Practicitioner
Gareth delivers various health and social care related training courses including and BTEC People Handling Skills, Infection Control, Diabetes Awareness, Epilepsy Awareness, Stroke Rehabilitation, Tissue Viability, Catheter Care, Naso-Gastric Tube care and feeding, Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG) care and enteral feeding. He has also developed a Personal Care and Medication Cours
Course programme
Foundation - exploring models of disability
Assessment Tools
Activities of Daily Living
Enablement in Context / Underpinning Knowledge
Strategies and approaches to reablement
Awareness of common medical conditions
Recording and Reporting Skills
The Use of Standardised Assessment Tools
Tissue Viability
Infection Control
Continence Awareness
Administration of Medication
Manual Handling Workshop
Outcome Focussed Planning in Reablement
Person centred approaches
Reablement