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This course provides a practical introduction to Blood Transfusions, helping learners understand the subject, recognise its workplace relevance and apply appropriate good practice within their role.
This course provides a practical introduction to Care Certificate Standard 13 – Health and Safety Awareness, helping learners understand the subject, recognise its workplace relevance and apply appropriate good practice within their role.
This course provides a practical introduction to Care Certificate Standard 14 – Information Governance, helping learners understand the subject, recognise its workplace relevance and apply appropriate good practice within their role.
Duty of Care covers looking after the needs of everyone, including patients and staff. This course educates those within the healthcare sector that they have a duty of care, not just toward their patients, but also toward their colleagues, members of the public, and themselves. It explains that the individual should be acting with everyone’s best interests at heart when at all possible, and never to do anything that will harm the wellbeing of themselves or others.
Learning Outcomes:
• Explain what ‘Duty of Care’ means
• Explain how this becomes part of a safe workplace and practice
• Have understanding of how dilemmas can and will occur when it comes to the wellbeing of people
• Understand how service can be improved by the complaints of others, as well as comments and feedback of any kind
• Have understanding of what the following means and how to deal with them; adverse events, incidents, errors and near misses
• Have understanding of the legislation that applies to such adverse events, incidents, errors and near misses, and how they should be reported
• Understand the areas that can cause confrontation, and have knowledge of the communication skills which can be used to solve such issues.
This course provides a practical introduction to Care Certificate Standard 6 – Communication, helping learners understand the subject, recognise its workplace relevance and apply appropriate good practice within their role.
This Mental Health Awareness course is for health and social care workers, as well as those who work alongside such patients with mental health issues. It is designed to raise awareness and understanding about the symptoms of the condition, and treatments available, as well as what information is available for both sufferers and their families.
Learning Outcomes:
This course develops practical understanding of Care Certificate Standard 9 – Dementia and how person-centred approaches can support safety, communication, independence and quality of life.
This course provides a practical introduction to Conflict Resolution in Primary Care, helping learners understand the subject, recognise its workplace relevance and apply appropriate good practice within their role.
This course provides a practical introduction to Conflict Resolution: An Introduction Level 1, helping learners understand the subject, recognise its workplace relevance and apply appropriate good practice within their role.
This course provides practical knowledge of Fire Safety Awareness: Fire Signs, Guides, Equipment, and Evacuation, with a focus on preventing fires, recognising hazards and responding safely if a fire occurs.
This course provides a practical introduction to Health and Safety Awareness in Primary Care, helping learners understand the subject, recognise its workplace relevance and apply appropriate good practice within their role.
Understanding infection control is vital in any healthcare environment, especially for clinical staff. Not only does this protect the patients, but also the staff as well as the general public.
Learning Outcomes:
• Identify the meaning of ‘infection’, recognise the signs of it and know its causes
• Have knowledge and understanding of how infection is spread
• Have knowledge and understanding of how to prevent and reduce the spread of infection
• Know what measures can be taken in order to reduce the spread of infection
• Understand hygiene, the importance of disinfection and sterilisation, and how to carry out these procedures to the highest standard required to control infection
• Have understanding of legislation, risk assessment and any other related policies
This course develops practical understanding of Infection Prevention and Control for Non-Clinical Workers, helping learners break routes of transmission and apply effective infection-prevention measures.
This course explains safer approaches to Moving and Handling in Primary Care, helping learners reduce injury risk through planning, assessment and appropriate handling techniques.
This course explains safer approaches to Moving and Handling Patients in Primary Care, helping learners reduce injury risk through planning, assessment and appropriate handling techniques.
The Consent in Healthcare Training course aims to help learners understand the key principles of valid consent, the occasions when consent must be sought and how health and social care staff can include children and young people in the decision-making process using ‘Gillick competence’ as a guide.
By the end of this session you will be able to: