Powered Learning Through Intelligent Engagement

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What you'll learn

  • By the end of the course, learners will be able to:
  • Understand and apply key care standards and legislation.
  • Demonstrate person-centred care and promote individual dignity and rights.
  • Identify and report safeguarding concerns appropriately.
  • Communicate effectively with patients, service users, and colleagues.
  • Maintain health and safety in the care environment.
  • Follow correct infection prevention practices.
  • Handle sensitive information confidentially and legally.

Who is this course for

  • This course is ideal for:
  • New entrants to the health and social care sector
  • Healthcare assistants
  • Support workers
  • Home carers
  • Volunteers working with vulnerable individuals
  • Existing care staff needing to update or formalise training
  • Employers onboarding new staff to meet regulatory requirements

Course content

  • Why Standard 1 Matters

  • Care Standards 2

  • Care Standards 3

  • Care Standards 4

  • Why Standard 5 Matters

  • Why Standard 6 Matters

  • Why Standard 7 Matters

  • Why Standard 8 Matters

  • Why Standard 9 Matters

  • Why Standard 10 Matters

  • Why Standard 11 Matters

  • Why Standard 12 Matters

  • Why Standard 13 Matters

  • Why Standard 14 Matters

  • Why Standard 15 Matters

Requirements

  • Minimum Age: 16+
  • Education: No formal qualifications required
  • Other Requirements:
  • A basic level of English literacy
  • A DBS (Disclosure and Barring Service) check may be required for practical placements (in UK)
  • Access to a care setting (for some assessments)