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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.
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.
This manual handling online course for carers 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.
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.
This course will give an overview of proper procedures for patient moving and handling.
This course will give an overview of proper procedures for patient moving and handling.
This course will give an overview of the National Early Warning Score (NEWS2) and the standardisation of assessment of acute illness severity, measuring physiological parameters in patients ages 16 and above.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 how health and social care staff can provide adequate nutrition and hydration to those in their care, particularly infants and older persons.
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.
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
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.
