Health social care Training

... Particularly Professionals who Provide Direct Care Doctors Nurses Mental Health Practitioners Healthcare Technicians Occupational and Speech Therapists Social... Learn about: Stress and Anxiety, HIPAA Training, Employee Management...

... and understanding of both parts to assist in the best delivery of care services...

...Substances that are Hazardous to Health are encountered surprisingly frequently in everyday life. In the workplace such substances are often stored in larger volumes or increased strengths and so it is vitally important that staff are aware of the of the potential dangers of such materials... Learn about: Deescalation. Breakawa, Hazard Sheet, C.o.s.h.h. Chemicals...

... 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...

...On completion of this unit a learner should: 1 Know why children and young people might need to be looked after 2 Know how care is provided for looked after children and young people 3 Understand the risks to children and young people of abusive and exploitative behaviour 4 Understand...

... Health care workers Occupational Therapists Technical Instructors Activity Coordinators Social Workers Doctors in Training Psychologists in Training...

... new ways of working effectively with clients within time constraints. Counsellors, Psychotherapists, Psychologists,G.P.s, Nurses, Health Visitors,Midwives, Community Practitioners Occupational Therapists, Speech & Language Therapists, Dietitians, Social Workers,Care Staff, Outreach Workers,Housing...

.... This will include managers, senior staff, designated teachers, social workers, health visitors etc. All staff undertaking training at level 2 or 3 should be...

...A course designed to enable care staff to sympathetically help relatives following a death, and to identify and cope with their own feelings. Suitable for: This course is ideal for those new to working in environments where they deal with death and bereavement often...

..., social care or children’s and young people’s settings. Support children and young people’s health and safety. Understand children and young person...

... the following modules: Diabetes Mellitus - definitions The epidemiology & manifestations of diabetes Diagnosis and screening Annual monitoring and review Treatment options Structured diabetes... Learn about: Recognising signs for Diabetes, Treating Diabetes, Mamaging those with Diabetes...

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

...Forms of communication, Improving communication, Examples of good communicators(leaders vs dictators) Body language, The communication cycle... Learn about: Communication Training, Communication cycle, Good communicators...

...Suitable for: This course provides the knowledge and skills required to enable health and social care staff to be aware of the problems of incontinence and be able to work with this condition in a way which minimises the individuals' distress...

...Suitable for: The course is intended for staff new to social care and staff working within residential & domiciliary setting. The course is also vital for anyone whose work involves repetitive actions, lifting pulling or carrying objects...

...By the end of the course you will have a basic understanding of the law on professional negligence and of measures to ensure compliance with legal and other requirements the concepts of duty of care, breach of duty, causation of damage and compensation for injury, pain, suffering and distress...