Risk assessment social care courses

...Course content: Introduction. Musculo-skeletal injuries. Principles of safer handling. Prevention of musculo-skeletal injuries. Principles of team handling. Current legislation. Good communication. Ergonomics and risk assessment. Unsafe patient handling. Understanding and being able to deliver...

... and healthier work environment. Areas covered include accidents & ill health, risk assessment and occupational health. How will I be Assessed? : Internal...

...Year 1 The course is made up of the following four units split into two manageable workbooks: Unit 1 – Falls in context Unit 2 – The risk factors...

...The course is equivalent to 4 grades D to G at GCSE for progression to the Level 2 Health & Social Care course and includes aspects of English and Maths. It is for students with lively enquiring minds who wish to work in some aspect of care. Please be aware of the wide range of occupations...

..." and "how" to set up mindfulness groups Practical advice on"what ifs" that may arise with clients during exercises Assessment and management of risk issues...

... at risk (CHCPRT001) Engage respectfully with young people (CHCYTH001) Manage personal stressors in the work environment (HLTWHS006) Study Sequence To...

... to empower students to become actively involved in decisions that affect their lives. Work is sometimes targeted at those deemed to be vulnerable or at...

... consideration and may be subject to a risk assessment. If you have a Certificate of Higher Education or 120 CATS points in a relevant subject and are...

... care (HLTWHS002) Manage personal stressors in the work environment (HLTWHS006) Electives Recognise and respond to crisis situations (CHCCCS019)...

...It covers a variety of medication issues which are often faced when working in a person home or the community. Suitable for: Nurses and carers working in the community ie. Home care support workers and personal assistants...

... · Employers responsibilities within the law · Employees responsibilities within the law Anatomy of the Spine · Common causes of back pain · How to care...

...To enable practitioners working with children and families experiencing domestic abuse to undertake appropriate assessments of risk without endangering further the family members involved. To enable practitioners, within their particular work role, to work in partnership with children and families...

...This course explores the types of and risk factors of domestic violence and abuse, the physical and psychological effects and the behaviours displayed by an abusive person. In addition, learn about the MARAC process and the best practises for supporting those experiencing domestic violence... Learn about: Experienced domestic...

... that promote communication - Promote professional development - Champion equality, diversity and inclusion - Develop health and safety and risk management...

... and reviewing care plans; handle information; understanding approaches to learning disability; assessing and managing risk. Then there are a number of optional...

... mental health – how to help children living with parents with mental health problems Parental mental health – assessing the risk of mental health problems... Learn about: Social Work, Mental Health, Relationship Building...

..., revascularisation, syncope, cardiac rehabilitation, secondary prevention, long-term care and support, assessment and review, return to work, end of life... Learn about: Decision Making, Medical training...

... of optional units that learners can choose from: contributing to assessment and care planning; promoting user participation in community life; supporting skills...