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Acute Care
This course will give an overview of the National Early Warning Score (NEWS2) and the standarisation of assessment of acute illness severity in patients aged 16 and above.
Advance Care Planning & Record Keeping
This advanced care planning and record-keeping course will give an overview of what advance care planning offers, how to introduce advance care planning, and proper record-keeping procedures for advance care plans.
Age Discrimination
This course will give an overview of key issues regarding equality, diversity, and human rights. Develop an understanding of the protected characteristics and know how to apply what you’ve learned in a health or social care environment.
Alcohol-use Disorders
This course will give an overview of the identification, assessment, and management of alcohol-use disorders.
Anaphylaxis
This course will give an overview of basic assessment and referral for anaphylaxis.
Assessing Competence for the Care Certificate
This free course will give an overview of the Care Certificate and how individuals should be assessed for Care Certificate Standards knowledge and understanding in Health and Social Care.
Autism Spectrum Disorder in Adults
This course will give an overview of the identification of autism, interventions, and how to organise and deliver health and social care to adults with autism.
Autism Spectrum Disorder in Children
This course will give an overview of autism spectrum disorder in children, including recognition, referral, and interventions.
Awareness of Equality, Diversity and Human Rights
This course will give an overview of knowledge needed by staff working in the health sector regarding equality, diversity, and human rights. Learners will understand the importance of language and communication, the impact of legislation, the benefits of equality and diversity, and understand discrimination.
Bullying & Harassment in the Workplace
This course will give an overview of bullying and harassment in the workplace, what is considered unacceptable behaviour, antecedents for bullying, effects of bullying on health, and interventions.
Care Certificate
The Care Certificate is an agreed set of standards that define the knowledge, skills and behaviours expected of specific job roles in the health and social care sectors. It’s made up of the 15 minimum standards
Care Certificate Standard 1 – Understand Your Role
This understand your role course will give an overview of different aspects of having a career in healthcare, including job descriptions, responsibilities, and things not included in certain roles. The course will encourage you to explore your companys values and objectives and how your role fits into these.
Care Certificate Standard 2 – Your Personal Development
This personal development course will give an overview of different aspects of having a career in healthcare, including job descriptions, responsibilities, and things not included in certain roles. The course will encourage you to explore your companyu2019s values and objectives and how your role fits into these.
Care Certificate Standard 3 – Duty of Care
This course will give an overview of how health and social care workers are encouraged to think about their responsibilities to those they care for, themselves, their colleagues, and the general public. Acting in the best interests of others and failure to act will be discussed.
Care Certificate Standard 4 – Awareness of Equality, Diversity and Human Rights
This course will give an overview of knowledge needed by staff working in the health sector regarding equality, diversity, and human rights. Learners will understand the importance of language and communication, the impact of legislation, the benefits of equality and diversity, and understand discrimination.
Care Certificate Standard 5 – Work In A Person Centred Way
This course will give an overview of how health and social care staff can achieve person-centred care at their organisation through care and communication.
Care Certificate Standard 6 – Communication
This course will provide information on effective communication techniques for the social or health care setting.
Care Certificate Standard 7 – Privacy and Dignity
This course will give an overview of how health and social care workers can support privacy and dignity of those in their care. Case studies with examples of poor and good care will be used to illustrate examples and allow learners to reflect on their own practice.
Care Certificate Standard 8 -Fluids and Nutrition
This course will give an overview of how health and social care staff can provide adequate nutrition and hydration to those in their care, particularly infants and older persons.
Care Certificate Standard 9 – Dementia Awareness
This course will provide an introduction to dementia for anyone who will be working in social and health care environments. The types of dementia, symptoms of dementia, and ways in which we interact with patients are discussed.
Care Certificate Standard 9 – Learning Disabilities Awareness
This course will give an overview of issues surrounding individuals with learning disabilities, including autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The purpose of the course is to help the learner understand how they can better care for those with learning disabilities.
Care Certificate Standard 9 – Mental Health Awareness
This course will give an overview of mental health conditions and their symptoms and treatment for healthcare professionals. The goal is to raise awareness for healthcare workers who may encounter patients with a mental illness.
Care Certificate Standard Number 10 – Safeguarding Adults
This course will give an overview of safeguarding and the role of health and social care workers play in working with and identifying vulnerable adults.
Care Certificate Standard Number 11 – Safeguarding Children
This course will give an overview of safeguarding and the statutory duty of all staff to safeguard children.
Care Certificate Standard Number 12 – Basic Life Support
This course will give an overview of the signs of cardiac arrest, how to respond appropriately, how to summon help, and how to deliver effective chest compressions.
Care Certificate Standard Number 13 – Health and Safety
This course will give an overview of the responsibilities employers and employees have to ensure facilities are safe for patients, visitors, and staff members. Risk management and procedures for reporting health and safety violations are also discussed.
Care Certificate Standard Number 14 – Handling Information (Information Governance)
This course will give an overview of the principles of data protection, confidentiality, freedom of information requests, and subject access requests.
Care Certificate Standard Number 15 – Infection Prevention and Control
This course will give an overview of prevention and control of healthcare-associated infection, how they are spread, and the impact these infections have on patients and your duty of care.
Catheterisation
This course will give an overview of what a catheter is, why they are used, risks associated with catheters, and infections caused by catheter use.
Chaperones
This course will give an overview of what a chaperone is, why they are needed, and current guidance on the use of chaperones.
Conflict Resolution
This 3-course bundle will give an overview of how to develop an awareness of the risks of providing help to the general public and learn how to manage conflict. You’ll learn what help is available to effectively and safely support you as you try to resolve conflicts.
Conflict Resolution: An Introduction Level 1
This course will give an overview of what conflict is, how to develop an awareness of conflict, and how to protect staff members from conflict.
Conflict Resolution: Contributing Factors Level 2
This course will give an overview of the warning signs of anger and stages of anger, the causes of conflict, how communication breaks down, and strategies for managing conflict.
Conflict Resolution: Strategies for Communicating Level 3
This course will give an overview of strategies used to resolve conflicts, as well as reporting and finding support after a conflict has occurred.
COSHH
This course will give an overview of what COSHH is and how it is used in health and social care settings.
Counter Fraud
This course will give an overview of fraud, types of fraud, what to do it fraud is suspected, and the damages that fraud causes.
COVID-19 Awareness
This course will give an overview of advice, guidance, and information about COVID-19 (coronavirus) and how to recognise and prevent the spread of the virus.
Cybersecurity and Fraud
This course will give an overview of the importance of cybersecurity, how to protect from cybercrimes, and how to report a cybercrime.
Designated Safeguarding Lead Training
This course will give an overview of how to carry out statutory responsibilities as a Designated safeguarding lead, including how to protect children and young people within schools and colleges.
Diabetes in Adults
This course will give an overview of the different types of diabetes in adults, the signs and symptoms, and treatment of diabetes.
Diabetes in Children
This course will give an overview of the different types of diabetes in children, the signs and symptoms, and treatment of diabetes.
Disability Discrimination
This course will give an overview of key issues regarding equality, diversity, and human rights. Develop an understanding of the protected characteristics and know how to apply what you’ve learned in a health or social care environment.
Domestic Violence and Abuse – Level 1
This course will give an overview of multi-agency working for domestic violence and abuse. Identification, prevention, and ways to reduce domestic violence will be discussed.
Duty of Candour
This course will give an overview of the Duty of Candour, its application, and its role in safety incidents.
Duty of Care
This course will give an overview of how health and social care workers are encouraged to think about their responsibilities to those they care for, themselves, their colleagues, and the general public. Acting in the best interests of others and failure to act will be discussed.
Dysphagia Awareness
This course will give an overview of what the medical condition dysphagia is and what is involved in managing the condition.
Effective Communication
This course will provide information on effective communication techniques for the social or health care setting.
Effective supervision A practical guide for adult social care managers and supervisors
This course will give an overview of effective supervision to ensure staff competency and aid staff in delivering high-quality care and support
End of Life Care for Adults
This course will give an overview of clinical care of adults aged 18 years and older who are dying and within their last 2-3 days of life. Communication, comfort, and dignity will be discussed.
Epilepsy Awareness
This course will give an overview of what epilepsy is, how it is treated, and how health and social care workers can help to improve the health outcomes of those with epilepsy.
Female Genital Mutilation
This course will give an overview of what female genital mutilation is, the health implications, and how health and social care workers can safeguard and protect females under 18.
Fire Safety Awareness
This 2-course bundle course will give an overview of the nature and causes of fire in healthcare facilities, including instructions on what to do when a fire starts, how to prevent fires, and proper signage and equipment.
Fire Safety Awareness: An Introduction
This course will give an overview of the nature and causes of fire in healthcare facilities, fire regulations, and general safety measures for fire safety.
Fire Safety Awareness: Fire Signs, Guides, Equipment, and Evacuation
This course will give an overview of the nature and causes of fire in healthcare facilities, including instruction on what to do when a fire starts, how to prevent fires, and proper signage and equipment.
First Aid (Resuscitation) Level 2 Course
This course will give an overview of training related to adult resuscitation including emergency response, chest compressions, airway management, and the use of an AED.
First Aid – Paediatrics (2 Courses Bundle)
This course will give an overview of paediatric resuscitation (ages 1-16 years) including legal and practical knowledge on emergency response, chest compressions, airway management, lung ventilations, and the use of an AED.
First Aid – Basic Life Support (Resuscitation) Course
This course will give an overview of the signs of cardiac arrest, how to respond appropriately, how to summon help, and how to deliver effective chest compressions.
First Aid at Work
This course will give an overview of basic first aid that can be given until emergency services arrive.
First Aid Paediatrics : An Understanding
This course will give an overview of paediatric resuscitation (ages 1-16 years) including signs of clinical deterioration, calling for help, and the paediatric resuscitation algorithm.
First Aid Paediatrics : CPR, Choking, and Resuscitation
This course will give an overview of paediatric resuscitation (ages 1-16 years) including airway management, chest compressions, choking, a DNACPR, and the paediatric resuscitation team.
Fit and Proper Persons Employed in Care (Level 4)
This course will give an overview of providers employing fit and proper persons. The definition of fit and proper persons, recruitment procedures, and registration to professional bodies will be discussed.
Fluid Balance & Vital Signs
This course will give an overview the general principles of intravenous (IV) fluid therapy in hospital inpatients aged 16 and over. Principles and protocols for IV fluid therapy, assessment and monitoring of a person’s fluid needs, and routine maintenance will be discussed.
Food Hygiene (Basic) Level 1
This course will give an overview of the importance of food safety, food safety hazards, and allergens.
Food Safety
This 2-course bundle will give an overview of the importance of food safety, food cleaning and storage requirements, hazards, and legislation regarding food safety.
Food Safety & Hygiene Level 2
This course will give an overview of the importance of food safety, food cleaning and storage requirements, hazards, and breaking the chain of food poisoning
Gender Equality
This course will give an overview of key issues regarding equality, diversity, and human rights. Develop an understanding of the protected characteristics and know how to apply what you’ve learned in a health or social care environment.
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
This course will give an overview of what GDPR is, how it is used, and data protection principles, rights, and obligations.
Good Governance in Care (Level 4)
This course will give an overview of systems and processes that ensure providers can meet other requirements in the Health and Social Care Act 2008. Effective governance, assurance, and auditing systems will be discussed.
Hand Hygiene
This course will give an overview of the implications of not using proper hand hygiene, how to perform proper hand hygiene, and when to use proper hand hygiene.
Health Safety and Welfare
This course will give an overview of the responsibilities employers and employeesshave toensure facilities are safe for patients, visitors, and staff members. Risk management and procedures for reporting health and safety violations are also discussed.
Home Care: Practical Support & Personal Care Delivery
This course will give an overview of the planning and delivery of person-centred care for older people living in their own homes. Promotion of independence, ensuring safety, and joint working will be discussed
Infection Prevention and Control for Clinical Workers
This 3-course bundle will give an overview of prevention and control of healthcare-associated infection, the effects of infections, how infections are spread, and how to help prevent the spread of infection.
Infection Prevention and Control for Non-Clinical Workers
This 2-course bundle will give an overview of prevention and control of healthcare-associated infection, the effects of infections, how infections are spread, and how to help prevent the spread of infection.
Infection Prevention and Control Level 1 In Health & Social Care
This course will give an overview of prevention and control of healthcare-associated infection, how they are spread, and the impact these infections have on patients and your duty of care.
Infection Prevention and Control Level 2 in Health & Social Care
This course will give an overview of the use of standard measures for the prevention and control of healthcare-associated infection and how to apply principles of infection control into your practice.
Infection Prevention and Control: Level 1 An introduction
This course will give an overview of prevention and control of healthcare-associated infection, the effects of infections, how infections are spread, and how to help prevent the spread of infection.
Infection Prevention and Control: Level 2 (An understanding)
This course will give an overview of the chain of infection, the principles of asepsis, and proper hand hygiene. Personal protective equipment and cleaning procedures will be discussed
Infection Prevention and Control: Level 3 – Compliance and Management
This course will give an overview of infection-related standards of care, codes of practice, and prevention programmes. Risk assessments and reporting concerns will be discussed.
Infections Associated With Working In Care (Level 4)
This course will give an overview of how to reduce the risk of harm from care-associated infections for patients, visitors, and staff while reducing the costs associated with preventable infection.
Information Governance
This course will give an overview of the principles of data protection, confidentiality, freedom of information requests, and subject access requests.
Keeping children safe in education for schools and colleges
This course will give an overview of safeguarding and the statutory duty of all staff to keeping children safe in education for schools and colleges
Learning Disabilities
This course will give an overview of issues surrounding individuals with learning disabilities, including autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The purpose of the course is to help the learner understand how they can better care for those with learning disabilities.
Learning Disabilities: Good Communication Practices for Persons with Learning Disabilities
This course will give an overview of good communication practices with individuals with learning disabilities, reasonable adjustments, dysphagia, and reporting concerns.
Learning Disabilities: Understanding the Types of Learning Disabilities
This course will give an overview of issues surrounding individuals with learning disabilities, including autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Early detection, causes, and core difficulties will be discussed.
Lone Worker Essentials
This course will give an overview of the risks of lone working, how to remain safe during lone working, and practical steps to take to reduce risks.
Managing Oral Health
This course will give an overview of the importance of oral health for patients. Dental disease, plaque, teeth brushing, denture care, and the link between oral and general health will be discussed.
Managing Patient Deaths
These 3 courses will give an overview of best practices surrounding patient deaths including mortality governance, investigations, safety culture, and understanding the impact of human factors on staff performance and behaviour.
Managing Patient Deaths: An Understanding – Level 1
This course will give an overview of best practices surrounding patient deaths
Managing Patient Deaths: Communication & Empathy – Level 2
This course will give an overview of best practices surrounding patient deaths including understanding the impact of human factors on staff performance and behaviour, as well as how to best communicate and show empathy.
Managing Patient Deaths: Compliance & Management – Level 3
This course will give an overview of best practices surrounding patient deaths including mortality governance, investigations, safety culture, and understanding the impact of human factors on staff performance and behaviour.
Medicine Drug Calculations
This course will give an overview of calculating drug doses and common miscalculation errors.
Medicines Control & Administration (Medication Management)
This 2-course bundle will give an overview of systems and processes for using and managing controlled drugs safely in a care setting. Compliance with legislation, governance, and addressing safety risks with controlled drugs will be discussed.
Medicines Control and Administration: Governance Arrangements and Accountability Level 2
This course will give an overview of systems and processes for using and managing controlled drugs safely, risk assessments, and procedures.
Medicines Control and Administration: Risk Assessments, Reporting, and Administration Level 3
This course will give an overview of legislation, governance, and addressing safety risks with controlled drugs.
Medicines Management in Care Homes
This course will give an overview of recommendations for good practice on processes and systems for managing medicines in care home facilities.
Medicines Management in Social Care
This course will give an overview of recommendations for good practice on processes and systems for managing medicines in care home facilities for adults, young people, and children.
Medicines Optimisation: An Introduction Level 2
This course will give an overview of effective use of medicines in health and social care for individuals take one or more medicines.
Medicines Optimisation: Management Plan, Systems, and Reconciliation Level 3
This course will give an overview of medicines-related communication systems, patients moving from one care setting to the next, medication reconciliation, and self-management plans.
Medicines Optimisation: Safe & Effective Use of Medication
This 2-course bundle will give an overview of the effective use of medicines in health and social care for individuals take one or more medicines. Medicines reconciliation, medication review, and use of patient decision aids will be discussed.
Meeting Nutritional and Hydration Needs in Care (Level 4)
This course will give an overview of providing adequate nutrition and hydration to service users. Nutrition and hydration support, needs assessments, and preferences will be discussed
Mental Health Conditions
This course will give an overview of mental health conditions and their symptoms and treatment for healthcare professionals. The goal is to raise awareness for healthcare workers who may encounter patients with a mental illness.
Mental Health Problems in People with Learning Disabilities
This course will give an overview of assessing and managing mental health problems in people with learning disabilities in any setting including health and social care, education, and criminal justice.
Mental Health Wellbeing at Work
This course will give an overview of creating the optimal conditions to support mental wellbeing in the workplace including how to promote a culture of participation, equity, and fairness based on open communication and flexible working.
Mental Wellbeing in Over 65s
This course will give an overview of promoting mental wellbeing in people aged over 65, included practical support for daily activities.
Mentoring for Mentors
This course will give an overview of mentoring in care, the benefits of mentoring relationships, and the basics of a mentoring contract.
Moving and Handling of Objects
This course will give an overview of what moving and handling is, how injuries occur, and how to assess and manage risk when completing manual handling tasks in primary care.
Moving and Handling People
This course will give an overview of proper procedures for patient moving and handling.
Need for Consent (Level 4)
This course will give an overview of the CQC’s Regulation 11 pertaining to the need for consent when providing care or treatment.
Palliative & End of Life Care
This course will give an overview of palliative and end of life care in health and social care settings, including core competences and inter-professional and inter-organisational collaboration.
Parkinson’s Disease
This course will give an overview of what Parkinson’s Disease is, it’ impact on communication and cognition, and how the disease is managed.
Person-Centred Approaches Step 1
This course will give an overview of how to behave in a person-centred way based on the person-centred approaches framework, which aims to distill best practice and set out core, transferable behaviours, skills, and knowledge.
Person-Centred Approaches Step 1 and 2
This course will give an overview of how to behave in a person-centred way based on the person-centred approaches framework, which aims to distill best practice and set out core, transferable behaviours, skills, and knowledge. Estimated Duration: 1 hour
Person-Centred Care
This course will give an overview of how health and social care staff can achieve person-centred care at their organisation through care and communication.
Personal Protective Equipment
This course will give an overview of personal protective equipment for those working in health and social care, including how to work safely during sustained transmission of coronavirus (COVID-19).
Personalised Care Planning
This Personalised Care Planning online course will give an overview of how health and social care workers can help manage the healthcare needs of individuals with long-term conditions effectively. You’ll develop the understanding and knowledge to implement personalised care planning and learn about the process, journey and skills required to make it successful.
Pregnancy and Maternity Discrimination
This course will give an overview of key issues regarding equality, diversity, and human rights. Develop an understanding of the protected characteristics and know how to apply what you’ve learned in a health or social care environment.
Premises and Equipment in Care (level 4)
This course will give an overview of Regulation 15, which regulates premises and equipment. Cleaning, equipment, and storage of equipment will be discussed.
Preparing for an Outstanding CQC Inspection
This course will give an overview of the CQC inspection process, how an inspection is undertaken, and what happens following a CQC inspection.
Pressure Ulcer Prevention in Acute & Community Settings
This course will give an overview of risk assessment, skin assessment, care planning, and prevention of pressure ulcers in acute care and community settings. Neonates, infants, children, and adults will be discussed.
Preventing Falls
This Preventing Slips Trips and Falls Course will give an overview of falls risk and assessment in older adults, as well as your role and responsibilities in following appropriate guidelines to prevent falls.
Principles of Consent
This course will give an overview of the key principles of valid consent with capable adults, when and how staff should seek valid consent, the different ways consent can be given, and what to do if consent is refused. Adults who do not have the capacity to give consent will also be discussed.
Privacy and Dignity
This course will give an overview of how health and social care workers can support privacy and dignity of those in their care. Case studies with examples of poor and good care will be used to illustrate examples and allow learners to reflect on their own practice.
Promoting Understanding of Equality, Diversity, & Human Rights
This course will give an overview of key issues regarding equality, diversity, and human rights. Develop an understanding of the protected characteristics and know how to apply what you’ve learned in a health or social care environment.
Providing Hydration – Fluids and Nutrition
This course will give an overview of how health and social care staff can provide adequate nutrition and hydration to those in their care, particularly infants and older persons.
Race & Ethnicity Discrimination
This course will give an overview of key issues regarding equality, diversity, and human rights. Develop an understanding of the protected characteristics and know how to apply what you’ve learned in a health or social care environment.
Reablement
This course will give an overview of referral and assessment for intermediate care and how to deliver this service. Entering, delivering, transitioning from, and training on reablement will be discussed.
Receiving and Acting on Complaints in Care (Level 4)
This course will give an overview of the CQC’s Regulation 16: Receiving and acting on complaints. Identifying, receiving, handling, and responded to service users complains will be discussed.
Religion & Belief Discrimination
This course will give an overview of key issues regarding equality, diversity, and human rights. Develop an understanding of the protected characteristics and know how to apply what you’ve learned in a health or social care environment.
RIDDOR
This course will give an overview of RIDDOR and the duties it places on employers, the self-employed, and others to report occupational diseases, dangerous occurrences, or serious workplace accidents.
Risk Assessments
This course will give an overview of using risk assessments to manage health and safety at work and to consider what might cause harm to people.
Safe Care and Treatment (level 4)
This course will give an overview of Regulation 12 from the Care Quality Commission. Risk assessment, safety measures, and core safety competencies will be discussed.
Safeguarding Adults Level 1
This course will give an overview of safeguarding and the role of health and social care workers play in working with and identifying vulnerable adults.
Safeguarding Adults Level 2
This course will give an overview of how to respond and act to potential and actual safeguarding issues for staff who are a designated safeguarding lead and/or a designated referrer
Safeguarding Adults Level 3 Course
This course will give an overview of safeguarding and covers competencies required where staff engage in the assessment, planning, and evaluating the needs of adults where there are safeguarding concerns.
Safeguarding Children Level 1
This course will give an overview of safeguarding and the statutory duty of all staff to safeguard children.
Safeguarding Children Level 2
This course will give an overview of safeguarding and the role health and social care workers play in working with and identifying vulnerable children. This course provides a more detailed understanding of safeguarding for those who work with children on a regular basis.
Safeguarding Children Level 3
This course will give an overview of assessment, evaluation, and interventions related to safeguarding and child protection.
Safeguarding Children with Disabilities
This course will give an overview of safeguarding children with disabilities and set out how all agencies and professionals should work together to ensure the needs of all disabled children are addressed and fully understood. This course should be used as a supplementary course to a Safeguarding Children course.
Safeguarding Service Users from Abuse & Improper Treatment
This course will give an overview of safeguarding people who may be suffering from abuse or improper treatment while receiving care and treatment. What constitutes abuse and improper treatment, processes and procedures, and reporting will be discussed.
Sepsis Awareness
This course will give an overview of the recognition, diagnosis, and early management of sepsis for all populations, including escalating care and identifying the source of the infection.
Sexual Orientation And Discrimination
This course will give an overview of key issues regarding equality, diversity, and human rights. Develop an understanding of the protected characteristics and know how to apply what you’ve learned in a health or social care environment.
Staffing in Care (level 4)
This course will give an overview of appropriate staffing to meet regulatory requirements. Staff competencies, numbers, supervision, and professional development will be discussed.
Stress & Burnout
This course will give an overview of the impact of stress and burnout on health and social care workers in the workplace and in their personal lives.
Stroke Awareness & Rehabilitation
This course will give an overview of strokes in adults and young people aged 16 and over who have had a stroke with continuing impairment, activity limitations, or participation restrictions. Multi-disciplinary stroke teams and rehabilitation will be discussed.
Suicide Prevention
This course will give an overview of suicide prevention, partnerships, and action plans. A variety of interventions, support for people affected by suicide, and suicide clusters will be discussed.
Supporting Adult Carers (Level 3)
This course will give an overview of how to identify carers, assess their needs, and provide many different types of information and support to carers.
The Mental Capacity Act and Liberty Safeguards
This course will give an overview of what the Mental Capacity Act is, who it applies to, and gives a structured approach to the assessment of a person’s mental capacity.
The Prevent Strategy
This course will give an overview of Contest, the Government’s counter-terrorism strategy, specifically the Prevent Strategy. This strategy is targeted at healthcare staff and focuses on Prevent as a safeguarding need.
The Role of a Fire Warden
This course will give an overview of the role of a fire warden in care settings, fire safety, and understanding fire safety in the workplace.
Understand Your Role
This course will give an overview of different aspects of having a career in healthcare, including job descriptions, responsibilities, and things not included in certain roles. The course will encourage you to explore your companys values and objectives and how your role fits into these.
Vaccinations and Immunisations
This 2-course bundle will give an overview of the legal implications of immunizations and vaccinations, practical implications, and best practice information.
Vaccinations and Immunisations: An Understanding of the Importance of Vaccines Level 2
This course will give an overview of the importance of vaccines, herd immunity, different types of vaccines, and the use of vaccines in the UK.
Vaccinations and Immunisations: Vaccination Schedules, Administration, and Procedures Level 3
This course will give an overview of vaccine schedules, vaccine administration, right person/right drug protocols, allergies and contraindications for vaccinations, consent, and adverse reactions.
Venepuncture and Cannulation
This course will give an overview of venepuncture and cannulation in a healthcare setting, including risk management and equipment disposal.
Venipuncture
This course will give an overview of venipuncture and demonstrate how to identify suitable veins. This course will also demonstrate proper safety procedures and view potential complications associated with venipuncture.
Venous Thromboembolism
This course will give an overview of venous thromboembolism in adults, including deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism.
Verification of Death
This course will give an overview of confirmation of death, including who can confirm a death and under what circumstances.
Violence Against Women
This course will give an overview on violence against women, domestic abuse, and sexual violence including what it looks like and what can be done to help.
What is Dementia?
This course will provide an introduction to dementia for anyone who will be working in social and health care environments. The types of dementia, symptoms of dementia, and ways in which we interact with patients are discussed.
Whistleblowing
This course will give an overview of what whistleblowing is, the policies around whistleblowing, and raising concerns.
Work related skin diseases
This course will give an overview of work-related skin disease and how skin disease can be avoided.
Working Safely in Domicilary Care
This course will give an overview of how to work safely for health and social care workers delivering care in visiting homecare, extra care housing, and live-in homecare settings.
Working with Display Screen Equipment
This course will give an overview of the health risks of working with display screen equipment and employer requirements.
Your Care Career
This 2 course bundle for Your Career in Care online course will give an overview of different aspects of having a career in healthcare, including job descriptions, responsibilities, and things not included in certain roles. The course will encourage you to explore your company’s values and objectives and how your role fits into these.
Your Personal Development
This personal development course will give an overview of different aspects of having a career in healthcare, including job descriptions, responsibilities, and things not included in certain roles. The course will encourage you to explore your companys values and objectives and how your role fits into these.
Your Personal Health Budget
This course will give an overview of your right to a personal health budget for anyone who is eligible for NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC), including young people and children eligible for Continuing Care.
How to become a carer: online carer courses
If you enjoy looking after people and want to make a difference to someone’s life, then working in the care sector could be an ideal career for you.
Care assistants provide support for people in a care setting or within their own home, helping them to carry out their daily tasks and making sure that their specific needs are met. They provide a vital service, working with people who are recovering from surgery, children, the elderly or people with disabilities.
In this post we’ll look at how to become a carer, the personal skills that carers need to have and what online carer training is available.
What do carers do?
Carers provide important services for people and families around the UK, working with vulnerable people of all ages.
They will work with clients and their families to identify their specific requirements and work with other professionals to develop a care plan that meets these needs. This could include providing clients with personal care, helping with day to day tasks such as shopping and cooking, making sure that the client is as comfortable as possible and providing emotional support to both the client and their family.
Working as a carer takes a lot of dedication, but it is a very rewarding career and an ideal first step if you are interested in working in the care sector.
What personal skills does a carer need?
Caring for people of all ages and with specific needs can be very hard work and you will need certain personal skills.
The job involves spending a lot of time working closely with people, so you need to enjoy this type of work and have a kind and friendly nature. It’s important that you are comfortable carrying out personal care for your clients, which could include helping patients to shower, helping them to the toilet or dealing with foot care.
You’ll need to be confident in communicating with both your clients and other healthcare professionals. Good observation and organisation skills are also important to have, so that you can draw up care plans based upon the changes you see in your clients.
If you want to see if working in social care would be a good career for you, it’s a good idea to try volunteer work first. This will also help you to gain some relevant experience to add to your CV.
Social care training: carer courses online
If you’re considering working in social care, what qualifications do you need to become a carer?
Many jobs in social care don’t need you to have any mandatory qualifications before you start work so this is an excellent starting point for your career. Your employer may require you to have GCSEs or equivalent qualifications in English and Maths, and relevant carer qualifications such as a BTEC or NVQ would be useful.
But in most cases, you will do most of your carer training once you have started your job. Employers often provide a six month probationary period for you to do your basic care training and complete the Care Certificate.
The Care Certificate is a carer qualification which covers the 15 standards that all social care workers have to adhere to. These standards are set by Skills for Care and Health Education England.
Caredemy’s Care Certificate online training course is the ideal way to complete your studies around your other commitments. You can study from any location rather than having to travel to a training centre, and the online dashboard makes it easy to pick up your studies from where you left off.
We also offer a wide range of Social Carer courses which cover the CQC mandatory training for carers online. Our courses are written by experts in the field and are ideal for new starters in the care sector. They can also be used as CPD (Continuing Personal Development) training for more experienced social care workers.
You can book all of our Social Care Courses online through the course pages or by contacting our friendly Student Support team. They are also happy to help with any questions you may have about planning your study.
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