An Introduction to Catheterisation: Online Training for Residential Care Home Workers When people in your care are unable to empty their bladder – perhaps they have an injury, are bed bound, or have had an operation – they may need to use a catheter. Our one-hour catheterisation online training course is for residential care workers…
How to Remain CQC Compliant With Mandatory Training for Residential Care Homes In a residential care home, staying CQC compliant is a crucial part of staying in business. The CQC, an abbreviation for Care Quality Commission, is an independent regulator of all health and social care services in England. If you don’t meet their expectations…
A Guide to Refresher Training for Domiciliary Carers A domiciliary care worker has a unique role. By offering care at home, they allow people who need support to remain independent and comfortable. For a variety of reasons, including loss of regular mobility, some individuals need help with household tasks they can no longer accomplish like…
Why Nursing Homes Use Online Care Training Courses In the digital age, you can easily access a high quality and affordable education online, from anywhere and at any time. While plenty of industries use this to their advantage, nursing homes have found it especially helpful in their unique field. As life expectancy grows with modern…
A Guide to Fire Safety in Care Homes Fire safety in a care home is much more complex than other businesses. A straightforward safety procedure involves everyone exiting a building calm and swiftly. In the case of a care home, residents are less mobile, sometimes even bed bound. They might be affected by dementia, hard…
The Top 10 Reasons Online Courses Benefit Care Workers Today a high quality education is easily accessible in the comfort of our own homes. In all industries, there are advantages to adopting some level of online course training. Care workers especially benefit from this in their unique field. Here are some examples why: · Online…
Carers guide to slips, trips and falls One of a professional caregiver’s biggest tasks is to prevent falls. As elderly individuals lose mobility, they are at a greater risk of injuries they might struggle to bounce back from. An act that might result in a minor bruise for a younger individual, could be as dire…
Care Certificate Answers For Social Care Should someone working in children’s social care complete the Care Certificate? No. Those working within children’s social care are regulated by the Department for Education (DfE). The Dfe had no involvement in the creation of the Care Certificate and therefore do not promote its use. Are individuals…
Care Certificate Answers  Care certificate for health and social care professionals frequently asked questions (FAQ)  The following document answer some of the most popular frequently asked questions (FAQs) surrounding the Care Certificate for health and social care professionals.   ·        What is the Care Certificate?  Following the failures identified within the…
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