Online Courses

  • This Suppository Administration course is great for any care worker who may need to provide care to a person with medication by this route. Learners will be taught the preparation steps and equipment required for administering suppositories, how to administer medications, the protective measures to be taken, different insertion methods, and identify the correct method of insertion. Upon successful completion, learners will gain a downloadable and printable Suppository Administration certificate. The aim of this online Suppository Administration training course is to greater increase your knowledge of catheterisation. The key points covered in this course are:
    • Administering suppositories
    • How to administer medication
    • The protective measures
    • Insertion methods
  • The online Basic Observations course aims to help care workers increase their skills and knowledge by teaching them how to spot normal and abnormal clinical observations/vital signs, perform a range of clinical observations including temperature, blood pressure and respiration rate, and how to accurately document and report the findings. On successful completion, learners will be able to download, save or print their CPD accredited Basic Observations certificate. This can be used to provide evidence for compliance and audit. The key points covered in this course are:
    • Vital signs
    • Perform a range of clinical observations
    • Neurological observations
    • Urinalysis
    • Axillary, oral, tympanic temperature
    • Blood glucose levels
    • Handwashing
    • Record keeping, consent and confidentiality
     
  • This online Catheterisation training course will teach your staff an understanding of catheterisation, the purpose of urinary catheterisation, how to handle, change, and insert catheters, and the difference between male and female catheterisation. This online course is perfect for nurses, care staff, or anyone working with catheters. Many people may need continence products to help them manage their day-to-day activities, it’s important your staff know how to use a catheter effectively to support those in need. This Catheter training course can be completed via e-learning, a dedicated webinar for your staff, or blended learning with face-to-face elements. Upon successful completion, staff will receive a downloadable and printable CPD accredited Catheterisation Awareness certificate. The aim of this online Catheter course is to greater increase your understanding of catheterisation and are aware of its associated risks. The key points covered in this course are:
    • What is catheterisation
    • Why use catheterisation
    • The causes and types of incontinence
    • Different types
    • How a catheter is inserted
  • Catheterisation is the process of inserting a catheter, a thin tube, into the body to insert or remove fluids. Our Catheterisation Male and Female course will familiarise learners with what catheterisation is, the anatomy and physiology of the body parts related to the procedure, as well as the indications, complications and documentation. Upon successful completion, learners will receive a downloadable and printable Catheterisation Male and Female certification. The aim of this Catheterisation Male and Female training online course is to greater increase your knowledge of catheterisation. The key points covered in this course are:
    • What catheterisation is
    • Accountability & consent
    • Anatomy & physiology
    • Indications & contraindications
    • Complications & troubleshooting
    • Equipment & preparation
    • Documentation
    • Patient experience
    • Correct procedure
  • On completion of this online Oxygen Therapy training course, the learner will know what oxygen therapy is, why you would use oxygen therapy, when to use oxygen therapy by recognising changes in the resident, who would prescribe oxygen therapy, how to administer oxygen therapy, the equipment used during oxygen therapy, the risks of oxygen therapy, the documentation needed for oxygen therapy and how to improve quality of life for residents using oxygen equipment. Oxygen can be used for a variety of purposes in the medical treatment of both chronic and acute cases, whether in the hospital, in pre-hospital settings, or as part of entirely out-of-hospital care, but it will depend on the needs of each patient and the opinion of the medical professionals responsible for their care. The aim of this Oxygen Therapy Training Course is to greater increase your knowledge of oxygen therapy. The key points covered in this course are:
    • What is oxygen therapy
    • Why use oxygen therapy
    • When to use oxygen therapy
    • Who prescribes oxygen therapy
    • Administering oxygen therapy
    • The equipment
    • Risks of oxygen therapy
    • Documentation
    • How to improve quality of life
  • When PEG feeding is used, there are risks of bacterial contamination which can lead to infection and associated complications. Our PEG Feeding training online course will teach you the correct infection control and possible complications to ensure the procedure is done safely and correctly. This e-learning course will also teach your staff what a PEG is, how nutrition and hydration are important, the procedures for administrating feed and medication, and a demonstration on how to set up equipment, the use of the syringe and recognise alarms. Upon completion of the course, learners will be certified and can download and print their PEG Feeding certificate. This online CPD accredited PEG Feeding training course is designed for those working in the health and social care sector and who comes in regular contact with patients who utilise a PEG. The aim of this PEG Feeding Training Course is to greater increase your knowledge of PEG feeding and how to perform it safely. The key points covered in this course are:
    • What a PEG is
    • Anatomy and physiology
    • Nutrition and hydration
    • Indicators
    • Risks involved
    • Procedures for administration
    • Possible complications
    • Person centred care relevant to PEG
  • Those in care are at a severely high risk of developing pressure sores. These sores can develop over time and often become infected causes other medical complications and huge discomfort for those you care for. There is no justifiable reason why a person receiving medical or social care should have a pressure wound or injury. By being aware of who is at high risk and carrying out the right checks, you can make a real difference to an individual's quality of life. This Pressure Sore Awareness training course will teach learners what a pressure ulcer is, how it is formed, who is at a higher risk of developing a pressure ulcer, as well as the warning signs of a pressure ulcer and how to treat one. The aim of this Pressure Sore course is to greater increase your knowledge of Pressure Ulcers and their causes. The key points covered in this course are:
    • Defining Pressure Ulcers
    • Ulcer formation
    • Ulcer risks
    • Warning signs
    • Treatment
  • The Oral Suction training course is designed for registered nurses, healthcare professionals, and support workers working in areas where suctioning and the use of a nebuliser is required. On completion of this online Suction and Nebuliser training course the learner will be able to identify what suctioning is, identify the different types of suctioning, identify the purpose of suctioning, be familiar with the equipment that can be used during suctioning and recognise changes that may occur with a patient. Learners will also be aware of how to position a patient during suctioning, be familiar with the practical procedure and know the importance of infection control during suctioning. The aim of this Suction and Nebuliser Training Course is to greater increase your knowledge of suctioning and how to use a nebuliser. The key points covered in this course are:
    • What is suctioning
    • Equipment
    • Changes in the patient
    • Positioning of the patient
    • Practical procedure
    • Gaining consent
    • What to document
    • Possible risks
    • Importance of infection control
  • On our Fall Prevention training course, learners will gain the knowledge of the causes of falls, how to prevent them by addressing and identifying risk factors of falls, and the implications of falling. This online course for carers, caregivers, and nurses will help improve the quality of care and support given. Those working within the health and social care sector have a responsibility to be aware of what causes falls, the impact of falls, and how to prevent them. The number of people who suffer from falls in the UK is increasing and it is of paramount importance that you do what you can to reduce the risks, and thus the injuries resulting from falls. The aim of this Falls Prevention course is to greater increase your knowledge of falls, the causes, and the relevant legislation. The key points covered in this course are:
    • Reasons for falls
    • Implications of falling
    • Personal and environmental risk
    • Fall prevention
  • In health and social care, your staff are likely to build strong relationships with those they care for and knowing the best way to help those dealing with the loss of a loved one is important to ensure they feel comforted and supported. This Loss and Bereavement care training course will help learners understand the issues surrounding bereavement, the different stages of loss and how to offer practical advice and coping strategies for those suffering. While this Bereavement training focuses on those working in a care setting, it is also useful to a wider audience. The aim of this Loss and Bereavement course is to greater increase your knowledge of loss and duty of care, as well as the relevant laws and legislation. The key points covered in this course are:
    • The stages of dying
    • Cultural awareness
    • Pathways
    • Duty of care
    • Managing the environment
    • Record keeping
    • Maintaining attitude and behaviour
  • This Palliative Care training course will teach your care staff what is meant by palliative care, how to empathise with and support patients, understand how we cope with palliative care and different types of complementary therapies. Upon successful completion, learners will instantly gain a downloadable, accredited Palliative and End of Life Care certificate, which can be used to show their compliance. Ensure your staff know exactly what to do in relation to end of life palliative care to allow patients to pass in comfort and peace and to allow their family happy memories of their life. Palliative care training is for carers, specialist doctors, nurses, health professionals, spiritual care workers or any care work in the health and social care sector. The care given within a person's dying days is arguably the most important responsibility a carer can possess. It is, therefore, of utmost importance that the care given to these patients is carried out with respect, empathy and support towards the patient and their family. Managers and team leaders also need to make sure that they have enough trained staff to meet the needs and wishes of the people they support. The aim of this Palliative and End of Life Care training online course is to greater increase your knowledge of palliative care, how to support patients and the relevant legislation. The key points covered in this course are:
    • Defining palliative care
    • Types of complementary therapy
    • Empathy and support
    • Strategies
    • Attitudes and fears
    • Experiences
    • Advanced Care Planning
    • Symptom Management
    • Advance Directives
    • Roles and responsibilities
  • Being focused on the needs of the person as opposed to the needs of the service is an approach to care being adopted more and more by carers. It is vital your staff know how to manage the patient's needs and expectations whilst being flexible and allowing them to make decisions for themselves. This will help in having people's well-being at the forefront of the care given to avoid any physical, emotional or social harm. This online Person-Centred Care course will define person-centred care, teach your staff how to develop an individual’s care plan, the need for confidentiality, how working practices affect individuals and how to maintain boundaries. On completion of this Person-Centred Care training, care staff will gain the skills and knowledge to help your care setting achieve a high standard of care. The aim of this Person-Centred Care online training course is to greater increase your knowledge of person-centred care and care plans as well as the relevant legislation. The key points covered in this course are:
    • Defining person-centred care
    • Developing a care plan
    • Confidentiality
    • Working practices and their effects
    • Maintaining boundaries
  • Keeping yourself, or someone you are caring for, clean is essential for good health. Learners will come away from this online Personal Care training course with the ability to deliver quality personal care, the key principles of good care planning, why it’s important to record and report, and the correct policies and procedures. They will also know how to provide this sensitively and respectfully and learn the importance of inclusive care. This Personal Care training online course explains how to provide personal care in a safe and hygienic way including hand washing, use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and disposal of waste. The aim of this Personal Care training course is to increase your knowledge of personal care and care plans, as well as the relevant legislation. The key points covered in this course are:
    • What is Personal Care?
    • Baths and showers
    • Feet, nail, hair, mouth and denture care
    • The safety rules and standard precautions
    • Recording and reporting
    • Policies and procedures
  • Knowledge of diet and nutrition is vital to keeping your patients healthy and happy. People suffering from malnutrition can experience a variety of related health problems and is likely to increase their care needs. When caring for others, you may face mealtime issues. This Nutrition and Diet Awareness course will teach your staff how to manage mealtime problems safely and effectively to ensure the wellbeing and stability of those you care for. It also covers what malnutrition is and how it affects the body, the importance of healthy eating, and your responsibilities for a balanced diet. Upon successful completion, learners will receive a downloadable and printable Diet and Nutrition certificate. This online Nutrition and Diet training course is suitable for those who want to better their knowledge of healthy eating and nutrition. It’s an introductory course, so no prior knowledge is required. The aim of this online Diet and Nutrition course is to increase your knowledge of nutrition and the challenges surrounding the subject. The key points covered in this course are:
    • Defining nutrition
    • Variety in diet
    • Nourishing the elderly
    • Malnutrition and its effects
    • Screening tools
  • Our Dementia Awareness online training is designed for those working with people with dementia, any care worker or healthcare professional. It covers how dementia affects individuals, the importance of good communication and the methods to improve the wellbeing of people with dementia. Upon successful completion, learners will be certified in dementia and receive a downloadable or printable certificate in dementia care! There are currently 850,000 people suffering from dementia in the UK alone and numbers are set to increase to over one million by 2025. Caring for someone with dementia can be challenging and stressful. With the right support, however, it can be rewarding and often satisfying. Avoid issues and misunderstandings which could negatively impact your organisation. Ensure your staff handle dementia patients in a sensitive and understanding manner. The aim of this Dementia Awareness online training is to greater increase your knowledge of dementia and its effects, as well as relevant legislation. The key points covered in this course are:
    • Defining dementia
    • Effects of dementia
    • Quality dementia care
    • Communication
    • Wellbeing methods
  • This online Infection Control training course is perfect for nurses, carers, dentists, and any health care personnel. Enrol in our Infection Control training course and gain an understanding of infection control within the healthcare sector, and more importantly in care homes, which can massively reduce the risk of spreading infections. Our infection control training online outlines that it is vital to understand the standard precautions for infection control, how an infection spreads and who is at risk in order to reduce the impact of an outbreak. Infection Control training can protect your staff and your service users from the potential presence of pathogens and help control and prevent a pathogen from spreading. Our Infection Control training certificate is accredited by the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and once the online course has been completed, the certificate will be awarded and can be used to provide evidence for compliance. The aim of this online Infection Control Awareness course is to greater increase your knowledge of infection, how they spread, preventing spread, personal hygiene, and the relevant legislation. The key points covered in this course are:
    • Defining infection control
    • Chain of infection and its effects
    • Types of germs and infection
    • Common infections
    • Infection control and HAI management
    • Hand washing to WHO standard
    • PPE for infection control
    • Preventing spread
    • Role of CQC in regard to infection control
  • Learning the positive and negative impacts that communication can have on those with autism is vital to providing the best care possible. Protect your organisation and your patients by teaching employee's how to manage autism effectively. This Autism Awareness course covers what autism is, explores the autism spectrum, the different types of autism, key legislation, how to identify characteristics and how to care for someone with autism. Upon successful completion of this Autism Awareness training online, your staff will receive a downloadable and printable accredited Autism Certificate. The disorder is much more common than many people think. In fact, did you know that there are around 700,000 people on the autism spectrum in the UK? Ensure your staff know how to identify the signs of autism and how to support an autistic child or adult in any setting. The aim of our Autism courses online is to greater increase your understanding of autism, its characteristics, and your awareness of relevant legislation. The key points covered in this course are:
    • Recognise what autism is
    • Understand what ASD is
    • Characteristics of someone that has autism
    • Care for someone with autism
    • Enabling those with autism
  • Effective communication and correct record keeping are essential within the care sector for the wellbeing of patients and to protect the organisation should an error arise. By using the correct procedure, the treatment, history and medication of the patient should be properly documented so as to protect yourself and your organisation if discrepancies happen. Our Communication Skills training course will teach your staff the methods to communicate effectively, different models and common techniques of communication, how to effectively record data in a care environment, how to prevent errors when record keeping and the legislation best practice in regards to communication and record keeping. This Record Keeping and Communication training course is perfect for nurses, care workers or anyone working in health and social care. The aim of this healthcare communication training course is to greater increase your knowledge of record keeping and the importance of communication, as well as relevant legislation. The key points covered in this course are:
    • Defining communication
    • Methods
    • Models
    • Techniques
    • Managing communication
    • Legislation and best practice
    • Effective record keeping
    • Preventative measures
  • Care plans are important in providing direction for the individual care of a patient. They give other staff a clear idea of the path to follow, as well as which staff to assign and when. The care plan will keep your patient's care as smooth as possible and will follow them throughout their journey within your organisation. This online Care Plan training course will teach your staff how care plans differ, how they should be updated, the importance of recording observations, how to create a care plan, and how to understand the different stages of care planning. Upon successful completion, learners will gain a downloadable and printable Care Planning certificate. The aim of this Care Planning course is to greater increase your knowledge of care plans and their differences, as well as relevant legislation. The key points covered in this course are:
    • Differences between care plans
    • Updating care plans
    • Working with other
    • Recording observations
    • Stages of care planning
    • Assessing care plans
    • Creating care plans
  • All healthcare staff responsible for the care of tracheostomy patients must have a sound understanding of best practices especially if they are unfamiliar with them. Our Tracheostomy training course will familiarise learners with the different types of tracheostomy tubes, the relevant anatomy and physiology, and the care and management of the site and tube. It covers any complications, emergency procedures, and how to troubleshoot. Learning the relevant skills and knowledge is important as incorrect management and care can result in complications and negatively impacting upon the patient’s activities of daily living. Upon successful completion, learners will receive a downloadable and printable tracheostomy certification. The aim of this Tracheostomy training online course is to greater increase your knowledge of caring for those with a tracheostomy safely and effectively. The key points covered in this course are:
    • What is a tracheostomy?
    • Accountability and consent
    • Anatomy and physiology
    • Types of tracheostomy tubes
    • Complications and troubleshooting
    • Nursing care
    • Life with tracheostomy
    • Emergency procedures and your role and responsibility
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