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This course will allow learners to develop in-depth knowledge and understanding of dementia and its effects. Learners will gain an understanding of the types of dementia, the importance of early diagnosis, and the role of communication, interaction, and inclusion in dementia care and support.
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.
This course will give an overview of the different types of diabetes in adults, the signs and symptoms, and treatment of diabetes.
This course will give an overview of the different types of diabetes in children, the signs and symptoms, and treatment of diabetes.
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.
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.
This course will give an overview of calculating drug doses and common miscalculation errors.
This course will allow learners to better understand the Drugs and Alcohol National Occupational Standards and to describe the knowledge and skills workers need in order to perform to the required standard.
This course will give an overview of the Duty of Candour, its application, and its role in safety incidents.
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.
This course will give an overview of what the medical condition dysphagia is and what is involved in managing the condition.
This course will provide information on effective communication techniques for the social or health care setting.
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.
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.
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.
This course will give an overview of how to safely follow fire safety procedures, the steps to take when a fire occurs, and the safe use of fire extinguishers.
