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• COVID-19 - Coronavirus - A Basic Guide

  Around the world, cases of COVID-19 have reached 1 million and claimed the lives of over 50, 000. Many countries are in ‘lockdown’. COVID-19 is an illness caused by the virus Coronavirus that affects the lungs and the respiratory system. The course covers information about COVID-19 sourced from the NHS, the UK Government and the WHO. All information is correct as of 07/04/2020.

• Care Certificate Standard 01: Understand Your Role

  This online ‘Understanding your Role’ content will deliver key knowledge to healthcare workers which can be used towards achieving the care certificate, this content can be taken as part of the Care Certificate: Full Package

• Care Certificate Standard 02: Your Personal Development

  This online Personal Development content will deliver key knowledge to healthcare workers which can be used towards achieving the care certificate, this content can be taken as part of the Care Certificate: Full Package. This content will help you improve the quality of healthcare, care and support through continuing professional development

• Care Certificate Standard 03: Duty of Care

  This online Duty of Care content will deliver key knowledge to healthcare workers which can be used towards achieving the care certificate, this content can be taken as part of the Care Certificate: Full Package. You are responsible for, and have a duty of care to ensure that your conduct does not fall below the standards detailed in the Code. Nothing that you do, or omit to do, should harm the safety and well being of people who use health and care services, and the public

• Care Certificate Standard 04: Equality and Diversity

  This online Equality & Diversity content will deliver key knowledge to healthcare workers which can be used towards achieving the care certificate, this content can be taken as part of the Care Certificate: Full Package.

• Care Certificate Standard 05: Work in a Person Centred Way

  This online ‘Work in a Person Centred Way’ content will deliver key knowledge to healthcare workers which can be used towards achieving the care certificate, this content can be taken as part of the Care Certificate: Full Package. Whether or not we are aware of it, we all live our everyday lives by a set of values that shape how we think and react. Values are beliefs and ideas about how people should behave which have been formed by our childhoods, families, backgrounds, cultures, religions and relationships. Whilst we each have our own values there are values which are important for working in health and social care.

• Care Certificate Standard 06: Communication

  This online ‘Communication’ content will deliver key knowledge to healthcare workers to help them Communicate in an open and effective way to promote the health, safety and wellbeing of people who use health and care services and their carers. This content can be used towards achieving the care certificate; this content can be taken as part of the Care Certificate: Full Package.

• Care Certificate Standard 07: Privacy and Dignity

  This online ‘Privacy and Dignity’ content will deliver key knowledge to healthcare workers to promote and uphold the privacy, dignity, rights, health and wellbeing of people who use health and care services and their carers. This content can be used towards achieving the care certificate; this content can be taken as part of the Care Certificate: Full Package. Promote and uphold the privacy, dignity, rights, health and well being of people who use health and care services and their carers at all times.

• Care Certificate Standard 08. Fluids and Nutrition

  This online ‘Fluids and nutrition’ content will deliver key knowledge to healthcare workers which can be used towards achieving the care certificate, this content can be taken as part of the Care Certificate: Full Package.

• Care Certificate Standard 09: Dementia and Cognitive Issues

  This online ‘Dementia’ content will deliver key knowledge to healthcare workers which can be used towards achieving the care certificate, this content can be taken as part of the Care Certificate: Full Package. This content will cover units in Understanding Dementia, Treatments and drugs Available, Practical help Available, Care For People With Dementia and Prevention and Redirection Techniques.

• Care Certificate Standard 09: Learning Disability Awareness

  This online ‘Learning Disability’ content will deliver key knowledge to healthcare workers which can be used towards achieving the care certificate, this content can be taken as part of the Care Certificate: Full Package. This Learning Disabilities content should be completed by all healthcare and social care staff. This includes unpaid and voluntary staff working in NHS and private hospitals, locum doctors, locum allied health professionals, agency nurses and healthcare assistants. This online care certificate training content is also relevant for health and social care support workers, including charities, nursing and residential home staff.

• Care Certificate Standard 09: Mental Health Awareness

  This online ‘Awareness of Mental Health Conditions’ content will deliver key knowledge to healthcare workers which can be used towards achieving the care certificate, this content can be taken as part of the Care Certificate: Full Package. This Mental Health content should be completed by all healthcare and social care staff. This includes unpaid and voluntary staff working in NHS and private hospitals, locum doctors, locum allied health professionals, agency nurses and healthcare assistants....

• Care Certificate Standard 10: Safeguarding Adults

  This content focuses on the importance of Safeguarding of Adults; the content covers the definitions of abuse, forms of abuse, principles of safeguarding, person centred care, serious case reviews, multi-agency working and alerting of abuse. This content is ideal for all staff throughout the health and social care sector, in particular, new starters and existing employees as a refresher. Tell your supervisor or employer about any issues that might affect your ability to do your job competently and safely. If you do not feel competent to carry out an activity, you must report this. Report any actions or omissions by yourself or colleagues that you feel may compromise the safety or care of people who use health and care services and, if necessary, use whistleblowing procedures to report any suspected wrongdoing. Work in collaboration with your colleagues to ensure the delivery of high quality, safe and compassionate healthcare, care and support. Improve the quality and safety of the care you provide

• Care Certificate Standard 11: Safeguarding Children

  This online Safeguarding Children content will deliver key knowledge delivers key to healthcare worker which can be used towards achieving the care certificate, this content can be taken as part of the Care Certificate: Full Package. This content is ideal for all staff throughout the health and social care sector, in particular new starters and existing employees as a refresher. Safeguarding children and young people is everyone's responsibility, and the healthcare assistant and the assistant practitioner (HCA and AP) have to play their part in ensuring children and young people are safe

• Care Certificate Standard 12: Basic Life Support

  This online content 'Basic Life Support' covers; assessing situation where first aid is needed, dealing with an unconscious breathing and non-breathing casualty, choking, shock, bleeding and minor injuries. The aim of this content is to familiarise you with the procedures for performing CPR and FBAO.

• Care Certificate Standard 13: Health and Safety

  This online Health & Safety content will deliver key knowledge to healthcare workers which can be used towards achieving the care certificate, this content can be taken as part of the Care Certificate: Full Package. This content is ideal for all staff throughout the health and social care sector, in particular new starters and existing employees as a refresher.

• Care Certificate Standard 14: Handling Information

  This online Handling Information content will deliver key knowledge to healthcare workers which can be used towards achieving the care certificate, this content can be taken as part of the Care Certificate: Full Package. This content is ideal for all staff throughout the health and social care sector, in particular new starters and existing employees as a refresher. This module will provide you with a comprehensive guide to why information is so important, how to respect people’s right to confidentiality, the risks to its safety and what you can do to protect it.

• Care Certificate Standard 15: Infection Prevention and Control

  This online Infection Control content will deliver key knowledge to healthcare workers which can be used towards achieving the care certificate, this content can be taken as part of the Care Certificate: Full Package. This content is ideal for all staff throughout the health and social care sector, in particular new starters and existing employees as a refresher. This module will cover: Hand hygiene, Personal Protective Equipment, Waste segregation and disposal, Safe handling and disposal of sharps, Environmental cleanliness.

• Care Planning and Record Keeping

  This online Care Planning and Record Keeping content aims to increase the understanding of the importance of care planning, their implementation and how to review them. This online content provides the knowledge and understanding to allow candidates to work alongside other professionals and make initial assessments to meet the needs of the individual.

• Carers Awareness

  This online content is designed to help users define who carers are and understand their responsibilities. The online content will also teach users the legal rights of carers and explore the types of needs they might have.

• Consent in a Care Environment

  THIS IS AN EXCLUSIVE CONTENT. You will look at the key principles of valid consent with adults who have capacity, how and when staff should seek consent, the different ways consent can be given and how staff should respond when consent is refused. You will also looks at ‘Gillick competence’ and how this principle is used when seeking consent from children and young people. You will look at the key principles of consent when the adult may not have the capacity to make decisions. It includes examples of the different occasions when someone may not have capacity and also the fluid and fluctuating nature of capacity. The content covers the different actions staff may need to take in seeking consent, including best interest decisions, emergency situations, advance decisions to refuse treatment and lasting powers of attorney.

• Dementia Care Practice Level 3

  When a person with dementia finds that their mental abilities are declining, they often feel vulnerable and in need of reassurance, care and support. Carers need to do everything they can to help the person with dementia to retain their sense of identity and feelings of self-worth. Caring for a person with dementia can be challenging and requires a high level of skills and knowledge to cope with all the problems the dementia sufferer may face. This content is designed to provide you with the level of knowledge and understanding required to ensure you are able to deliver the highest possible standards of care.

• Duty Of Care

  In this online Duty of Care content you will learn how you have a duty of care towards the people you support, the online content will explain what having a ‘duty of care’ entails and how to meet the standards of fulfilling your duty. This content is suitable for anyone in the care or education industry.

• End of Life - Advanced Care Planning

  Advance Care Planning (ACP) is a process of discussion between an individual and their care providers. It is to make clear a person’s wishes in anticipation of a deterioration in the individual’s condition in the future, with attendant loss of capacity to make decisions and/or ability to communicate wishes to others.

• End of Life Care- Level 3

  Death and dying tends to be a taboo subject, with the very thought of dying evoking fear in many people. This content is designed to inform Care Workers of the various Aspects of Care and Treatment of people who are at the End of Life stage and after Death. The content covers Palliative Care, Emotional and Spiritual Care, Dignified Care while appreciating Cultural Differences and ways in which to Communicate Bad News to people. It also explores Kubler-Ross' Five Stages of Grief, the types of Grief and the Symptoms while also providing information for the Self-Care or Care Workers and their own Emotional and Spiritual wellbeing.

• Introduction to Oral Care

  Oral care is an essential part of health care. Looking after our mouths is as important as looking after any other part of our body. This content will show you the reason why it is so important to look after our mouths and someone else’s mouth that we are caring for.

• Oral Care for Adults

  This content will help you to recognise the importance of mouth care, improve your knowledge and enable you to care for someone’s mouth. All healthcare professionals including nurses and care staff have a vital role in promoting good oral health, supporting and enabling effective mouth care and preventing discomfort and inadequate nutrition. Please note: You are not expected to diagnose problems in the mouth but to recognise when an individual may need support or referral to a dental team.

• Oral Care for Children

  This content will help you to improve your knowledge regarding children’s oral health. Tooth development and problems including tooth decay, erosion and trauma will be discussed and evidence-based preventive advice will be provided.

• Oral Care for People with Additional Needs

  This content will help you to recognise the importance of mouth care, improve your knowledge and enable you to care for someone’s mouth. All healthcare professionals including nurses and care staff have a vital role in promoting good oral health, supporting and enabling effective mouth care and preventing discomfort and inadequate nutrition. Please note: You are not expected to diagnose problems in the mouth but to recognise when an individual may need support or referral to a dental team.

• Palliative and End of Life Care

  Our online Palliative care awareness content is for candidates working within caring role for those who have a life-limiting illness. This content will enable candidates to undertake the carer’s role with confidence applying understanding of palliative care providing dignity, comfort and empathy.

• Person Centered Care Level 2

  Person-centred planning is crucial to providing quality care and support. It helps professional care and support workers find out what is important to the person they support and enables services to be built around what matters most to that individual. This content has been designed to provide users with the knowledge and skills required to promote and implement person-centred approaches in adult social care settings. On completion, users will have an increased understanding of person-centred approaches including the importance of consent and the role of risk assessment

• Preparing To Work In Care Level 2

  This qualification provides an ideal taster for those who may be new to the sector or new to the world of work. It is accessible to users of all ages who may want to understand more about working in health and social care. It aims to introduce some basic concepts of caring and preparation for employment in the sector. The qualification covers the areas of communication, equality, diversity and inclusion, personal development, role of the social care worker, handling information, health and safety, safeguarding, duty of care and person-centred approaches. This content is designed for anyone who wants to learn the basics about being a Carer. It will help individuals to understand all that is involved in being a Carer, as well as providing an introduction to the knowledge and learning required for work in the care sector. It is a must have for anyone taking the adult Intermediate Health and Social Care apprenticeship

• Risk Assessment and Management in Care Level 3

  This content covers the principles and legal implications of risk assessment and how to contribute towards the effective control and management of risk through undertaking risk assessment. In this content, we will examine risk assessment in the health and social care setting and study why health and safety and in particular risk assessment is so important. We will understand the process for checking that the workplace is safe through the use of a risk assessment.

• Slips, Trips and Falls: Healthcare

  Slips and trips are the biggest cause of serious injuries to people who work in care industry. Slips and trips can happen anywhere but most accidents happen in and around the kitchen. Our online Slips, Trips & Falls content is aimed at all members of staff in the care environment. This online content will raise users awareness of why slips and trips happen and how to prevent them.

• Your Healthcare Career

  THIS IS AN EXCLUSIVE CONTENT. An introduction to a career in healthcare, and how the user's role fits within their organisation, whilst building their professional relationships, and understanding different ways of working. This content aims to encourage users, particularly those who are new to healthcare, to reflect on their role and various aspects of their role, including codes of conduct, working with colleagues, developing their skills through shadowing and mentoring, and the importance of raising concerns within their organisations or with relevant supervisory bodies. This session makes use of reflective learning techniques and encourages users to use the reflective note-making facility to consider the different aspects of their careers.

• Moving and Handling of People

  Our online Moving and Handling of People content is designed to provide users with the essential knowledge and understanding of the safe process of moving people to prevent injury to themselves and the person being moved, whilst also covering the legal requirements regarding the handling of people

• Dementia - An Understanding

  This online Understanding Dementia course is ideal for staff, in the care environment, working with people suffering from dementia. This e-learning course will give staff a general understanding of the dementia, and the issues associated with it will be established. Those enrolled on the course will gain under-pinning knowledge of dementia and how to assist the individuals with managing the disease.

• Dementia - Clinical Guidelines

  This online Dementia: Clinical Guidelines cotent is ideal for staff, in the care environment, working with people suffering from dementia. This content has been designed to help learners understand the skills and knowledge important for Health and Social Care settings. Those enrolled on the content will gain under-pinning knowledge of dementia and how to assist the individuals with managing the disease.

• Dementia - Dealing with Challenging Behaviour

  People with dementia sometimes behave in a challenging way, By understanding what may cause this type of behaviour can help prevent it occurring regularly and help you to be able to manage the situation when it does This online Dementia: Dealing with Challenging Behaviour content is ideal for staff, in the care environment, working with people suffering from dementia. This online content has been designed to help users understand the skills and knowledge important for working within Health and Social Care settings. Those enrolled on the content will gain under-pinning knowledge of dementia and how to assist the individuals with managing the disease.

• Dementia - Interventions for Cognitive and Non-Cognitive

  This online Dementia: Interventions for Cognitive and Non-Cognitive content is ideal for staff, in the care environment, working with people suffering from dementia. This online content has been designed to help users understand the skills and knowledge important for working within Health and Social Care settings. Those enrolled on the content will gain under-pinning knowledge of dementia and how to assist the individuals with managing the disease. This module on Dementia has been designed to help you understand the clinical guidelines for managing dementia, interventions for cognitive symptoms, interventions for comorbid emotional disorders, palliative care issues and drug treatments.

• Dementia - Types of Dementia

  Dementia is a term that is used to describe a variety of symptoms including memory loss, problems with reasoning, perception and communication skills. This online content will describe the different types of Dementia. This online Dementia: Types of Dementia content is ideal for staff, in the care environment, working with people suffering from dementia. This online content has been designed to help users understand the skills and knowledge important for working within Health and Social Care settings. Those enrolled on the content will gain under-pinning knowledge of dementia and how to assist the individuals with managing the disease.

• Dementia Care Practice Level 3

  When a person with dementia finds that their mental abilities are declining, they often feel vulnerable and in need of reassurance, care and support. Carers need to do everything they can to help the person with dementia to retain their sense of identity and feelings of self-worth. Caring for a person with dementia can be challenging and requires a high level of skills and knowledge to cope with all the problems the dementia sufferer may face. This content is designed to provide you with the ...

• Stand By Me - Dementia

  THIS IS AN EXCLUSIVE CONTENT Improve communication and care for people with dementia across the patient journey, from pre-diagnosis through to care at home, emergency care, hospital admission, care home admission and end of life care.The content incorporates six video dramatisations across different settings. Users can follow Maggie and Mick as Maggie receives a diagnosis of dementia, gets help at home and moves into a residential care home. They can then follow Marty and Mary, and Marty’s family, as he receives emergency medical care, stays on an acute hospital ward and nears the end of his life. Each of the video dramatisations is embedded in a set of reflective questions based on the VIPS Framework, giving the users the opportunity to reflect on their own practice, the challenges they face in their roles and the practice within their organisations. Additional video content is included from professionals across a range of health and social care settings, and from families of people living with dementia. It includes detailed factual information on person-centred care, the nature and different types of dementia and the different ways the symptoms of dementia can be managed

• Data Protection - GDPR

  The European Commission has introduced the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which will be implemented on 25th May 2018. The regulation has mainly been implemented in order to: Force companies to be clearer on their data collection and usage Improve data protection and prevent data infringement Establish improved control and reactivity to prevent data leakage These new regulations play an important role at a time when both the volume of data is skyrocketing, and threats are growing at a similar rate. A key factor of any organisation’s GDPR compliance is staff awareness and education

• Control and Administration of Medicines Level 3

  This online Control and Administration of Medicines content is designed to provide users with an understanding of the correct procedures to follow when prescribing and administering medicines, in both a social and domiciliary care environment Delegates will learn how to keep records of each administration, as well as all incoming and outgoing medicines, so as to ensure that the risk of error is minimised. Within this content, you’ll also find the “Knowledge Set for Medication” content modules covered as defined by Skills for Care and Development in 2005. Upon successful completion, users will require to be observed to competently administer a range of medication.

• Medication Management

  Our online Medication Management content is designed for staff working within a care environment. This content is in line with the National Minimum Standards Requirements and recent CQC guidelines. The content will deliver candidates with an understanding of the legislation involved with the administration of medication, along with being able to follow procedures set for safe administration of medication. Candidates will also gain an understanding of the importance of confidentiality and security in all procedures of drug administration

• Medication Management - Ireland (CPD Credits: 1)

  Our online Medication Management content is designed for staff working within a care environment. This content is in line with the National Minimum Standards Requirements and recent CQC guidelines. The content will deliver candidates with an understanding of the legislation involved with administration of medication, along with being able to follow procedures set for safe administration of medication. Candidates will also gain an understanding of the importance of confidentiality and security in all procedures of drug administration

• COSHH

  The COSHH (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health) Regulations (2002) are designed to protect people against risks to their health when dealing with or being exposed to hazardous substances. The COSHH content is designed for candidates who handle chemicals as part of their daily work, this online COSHH content is ideal for an induction or refresher to the new regulations

• Diabetes Awareness

  This content has been designed to develop and support healthcare professionals who want to learn more about diabetes, and who may provide care for people with diabetes.

• Dignity and Respect

  This theory course presents Dignity, Privacy & Respect in a format that is both easy to digest and apply to the work environment. It will benefit all employees who work within a Health and Social Care environment. It will also benefit those who require this knowledge as part of their induction or as part of their company mandatory training programme. Successful completion of the training will give users the under-pinning knowledge of Dignity, Privacy & Respect. It will enable users to understand the above learning outcomes and be able to implement those outcomes within their working environment

• Equality and Diversity

  Our online content will raise awareness of Equality & Diversity and encourage candidates to take a proactive approach within the workplace. Our online Equality & Diversity content will explore how Equality and Diversity can be compromised by candidates own values, opinions, and prejudices and learn how prejudices develop and how they may influence people. Candidates will gain knowledge on how to promote equal opportunities for all recognise the importance of diversity.

• Equality, Diversity and Human Rights - Promoting Understanding

  THIS IS AN EXCLUSIVE COURSEDevelop a more detailed understanding of the protected characteristics and apply that knowledge in the healthcare environment.This course looks in detail at the key issues surrounding equality and diversity. Each session looks at one of the key protected characteristics and is followed by its own assessment

• Fire Safety

  Due to the Fire Safety Regulations (The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005) Employers are legally required to provide employees with adequate Fire Safety Training on an annual basis. Our online Fire Safety content will help you fulfil this obligation by providing your staff with the knowledge and understanding of all key information regarding Fire Safety in the Workplace.

• Food Safety Level 1

  This online Food Safety content is designed to provide individuals that handle open food the essential knowledge and understanding of good Food Safety Practice. The aim of this training content is to provide candidates with a fundamental knowledge of food hygiene and to enable them to apply this knowledge to essential practical skills in order to prevent food poisoning.

• Food Safety Level 2 in Catering

  This online Food Safety content is designed to provide individuals that handle open food the essential knowledge and understanding of good Food Safety Practice. The aim of this training content is to provide candidates with a fundamental knowledge of food hygiene and to enable them to apply this knowledge to essential practical skills in order to prevent food poisoning.

• Food Safety level 2 in Manufacturing

  This food safety and hygiene module is aimed at anyone working in a role that involves food handling, or the management of such people. Regulations require that anyone involved in food handling must be appropriately trained in food safety. The module can be used as Induction, Awareness, Refresher and Foundation Training

• Food Safety Level 2 in Retail

  Everyone who works with food has a legal and moral duty to safeguard food and ensure it is safe to consume and not cause harm or injury to the consumer.

• Supervising Food Safety – Level 3 Award

  This online Level 3 Supervising Food Safety content is designed to staff working at a supervisory level in the food industry, the content will provide candidates with essential knowledge and understanding of good Food Safety Practice for themselves and their staff. The aim of this training content is to provide candidates with a fundamental knowledge to address the food hygiene and safety needs of your business.

• First Aid

  This online First Aid at Work content is suitable for people who are designated as an appointed person in the workplace. This online content will help meet the needs of those supporting a qualified First Aid at Work (FAW) practitioner. The content also fulfils the requirements for the FAW annual refresher.

• First Aid Burns

  Every year, around 13,000 people are admitted to hospital for burns and scalds. Many thousands more go to hospital accident and emergency (A&E) departments. This content will help with basic first aid when it comes to burns, learn about the build-up of skin and different types of burns

• Paediatric First Aid - Level 3 Theory

  This Paediatric First Aid (Level 3) content has been developed for those who are working / wish to work with children and infants. This accredited content provides theoretical training in first aid techniques that are specific to infants aged under 1, and children aged from 1 year old to the onset of puberty. It will especially be of interest to parents, teachers, child minders, crèche assistants, playgroup personnel and anyone else who has a responsibility for their welfare whilst in your care. It is ideal for individuals who are responsible for children and infants, who wish to gain an accredited Paediatric First Aid Award

• Your Healthcare Career

  THIS IS AN EXCLUSIVE CONTENT. An introduction to a career in healthcare, and how the user's role fits within their organisation, whilst building their professional relationships, and understanding different ways of working. This content aims to encourage users, particularly those who are new to healthcare, to reflect on their role and various aspects of their role, including codes of conduct, working with colleagues, developing their skills through shadowing and mentoring, and the importance of raising concerns within their organisations or with relevant supervisory bodies. This session makes use of reflective learning techniques and encourages users to use the reflective note-making facility to consider the different aspects of their careers.

• Health and Safety

  Under the Health & Safety legislation employers are legally required to provide themselves and/or their employees adequate Health & Safety Training. Our Online Health & Safety Content will ensure that you and your employees will comply to Health and Safety legislation and raise the awareness needed to create a healthy, safe working environment.

• Mental Health Awareness

  This online Mental Health Awareness content is aimed at staff working within a care environment. This content aims to build the capacity of health care workers in the field of mental health so that they are able to effectively respond to the mental health needs of their service users. Candidates will gain an understanding how to recognise the symptoms of mental disorders and how to understand that people experiencing possible mental disorders require appropriate services.

• Slips, Trips and Falls: Healthcare

  Slips and trips are the biggest cause of serious injuries to people who work in care industry. Slips and trips can happen anywhere but most accidents happen in and around the kitchen. Our online Slips, Trips & Falls content is aimed at all members of staff in the care environment. This online content will raise users awareness of why slips and trips happen and how to prevent them.

• Infection Prevention and Control for Clinical Staff - (PID6) - CSTF Aligned

  THIS IS AN EXCLUSIVE CONTENT. This content provides an opportunity to review in more depth the use of standard infection prevention and control measures. This content deals with the fundamentals and principles involved in preventing healthcare associated infections. You will also learn how you should manage them, and apply your principles of infection control knowledge in practice.

• Infection Prevention and Control

  Our online Infection control training content is aimed at staff working within the care environment. Individuals will understand the importance of why we need to have infection control measures implemented in the workplace. At the end of this content candidates will be able to state the obligations and responsibilities that should be performed when dealing with infection control issues. In addition to this candidates will be able to demonstrate and explain hand washing techniques along with having an understanding of maintaining a clean environment.

• Mental Capacity Act and Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards

  The Mental Capacity Act (MCA) came into force in 2007 and was designed to strengthen the protection of vulnerable adults. This was followed by The Deprivation of Liberties Safeguards (DOLS) being implemented in 2009. This online content provides background to the MCA and its relationship to DOLS and how those working within the care sector can ensure compliance whilst carrying out their job role. Candidates will also gain an understanding of how to keep the best interests of those that they care for who may or may not be able to consent.

• Nutrition Awareness

  Our online Nutrition Awareness content is designed to provide candidates with an introduction to Nutrition awareness and how best to enable service users to choose and consume food and drink by mouth. The actual support required by the service user will be dependent on their individual needs. Candidates will look at the effect of food on the body and general health, how to make changes to supplement illness and how to identify the key minerals and nutrients required by the body. Candidates will gain an understanding about malnutrition and the implications of malnutrition on the individual

• RIDDOR

  RIDDOR (Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations) places a legal duty on employers, self-employed people and people in charge of premises. Under RIDDOR individuals are required to report: work-related deaths, major injuries or over seven day injuries, work related diseases and dangerous occurrences. Our online RIDDOR content will help the user understand the necessary requirements of RIDDOR.

• Safeguarding of Vulnerable Adults

  Our online Safeguarding content is designed for any staff in who work with vulnerable adults and will raise awareness of the importance of Safeguarding Vulnerable People. Staff completing this content will be in a better position to implement their company adult protection policy and the procedures they should follow

• Safeguarding Children Practice Level 3

  There are many children and young people in society who are in danger and at risk of harm from others due to their inability to protect themselves. Children interact with adults in a wide range of settings and organisations. There are millions of children who live, work and play in environments where adults provide and facilitate education, leisure, support and care. The term environment includes a wide range of familiar institutions such as schools, colleges, hospitals, care homes, youth organisations and, of content, the family home. A wide range of agencies deliver education, care and leisure services to children and there is a legal requirement on all such agencies to protect the children under their responsibility It is intended that the effects of harm and abuse can be minimised by raising awareness through programmes of study such as this. Child abuse is illegal and is thought to be more widespread than previously acknowledged. It is important to note that whether the abuse is deliberate or not, the abused are affected in the same way.

• Safeguarding Children

  This online Safeguarding Children content is designed to give everyone who works, or has contact with children, young people and/or their families an introduction into safeguarding. This content will give you the knowledge you need to Safeguard Children and what to do when certain situations arise.

• Catheterisation

  Urinary catheterisation is a procedure used to drain the bladder and collect urine, through a flexible tube called a catheter. Our online Catheterisation content, designed for both RGN’s & Care Staff will cover both theoretical and practical elements. Content attendees will be familiar with reasons for catheterisation, the equipment selection and the processes involved by the end of the content.

Contact us directly if you would like to take any course that is not part of the above bundles. We can create a bundle for you.