Care Certificate Standards (1 to 15) Course

Care Certificate Course Units: All Standard (1 to 15)

Module 1: Health and Social Care Provision in the UK

• Introduction
• Historical View
• The NHS in the Four Countries
• Provision of Services
• Regulation and Monitoring of Services
• Professional Regulation
• Primary Care Services
• Secondary Care Services
• Tertiary Care Services
• Ambulance Trusts
• Mental Health Trusts
• Community Health Services
• Social Care and Support
• Assessment of Care Needs
• Assessment of Health Needs
• Summary

Module 2: Working With Others, Teamwork

• Introduction
• Teamworking
• Teams and Teamworking
• Team Dynamics
• Barriers to Effective Teamworking
• Conflict
• Summary

Module 3: Understanding Your Role

• Introduction
• Who are You?
• Job Description
• Agreed Ways of Working
• Policies and Procedures
• Codes of Conduct
• Responsibility
• Accountability
• Delegation
• Relationships
• Summary

Module 4: Your Personal Development

• Introduction
• Lifelong Learning
• How Learning Takes Place, Learning Styles
• Strategies to Help With Learning
• Personal Development Plans
• Appraisal
• Your Personal Development Plan
• The Personal Development Portfolio
• Supervision
• Training and Development
• Core Learning
• Giving and Receiving Feedback
• Summary

Module 5: Duty of Care

• Introduction
• Duty of Care
• Your Duty of Care
• Concerns
• Promoting Independence
• Providing Information
• The Constitution, Complaints, Comments and Compliments
• Raising Concerns
• Untoward Incidents
• Negligence
• Conflict
• Responding to Conflict
• Summary

Module 6: Equality and Diversity

• Introduction
• Legislation
• Equality Duty
• Human Rights Act
• Defining Terms
• Labelling, Stereotyping and Prejudice
• Inequality
• People With Learning Disabilities and Those With Mental Health Problems
• Cultural Sensitivity
• Summary

Module 7: Working in a Person‐centred Way

• Introduction
• Working in a Person‐centred Way
• Person‐centred Values
• Enabling
• Coordinated Care
• Personalised Care
• Person‐centred Planning
• Supporting People
• Advanced Care Planning
• The Environment of Care
• Minimising Discomfort, Distress or Pain
• Responding to a Person’s Discomfort
• Self‐esteem
• Personal Identity
• Promoting Wellbeing, Identity and Self‐esteem
• Summary

Module 8: Communication

• Introduction
• Care, Compassion and Communication
• Communication
• Types of Communication
• Verbal Communication
• Non‐verbal Communication
• Working in Teams
• Communication and Language Needs
• Communication Aids
• Barriers to Effective Communication
• Strategies to Reduce Barriers to Communication
• Preserving Confidentiality
• Summary

Module 9: Privacy and Dignity

• Introduction
• Protecting Information
• Disclosure
• Implementing Respect, Privacy and Dignity
• Informed Choice and Choosing Options
• Assessing Risk
• Equality and Diversity
• Promoting Independence
• Summary

Module 10: Fluids and Nutrition

• Introduction
• Food and Drink Safety
• Protecting People
• Personal Protective Equipment in Food Hygiene
• Nutrition and Hydration
• The Eatwell Plate
• Hydration
• Poor Hydration and Nutrition
• Helping People With Their Nutrition and Hydration
• Summary

Module 11: Awareness of Mental Health, Dementia and Learning Disability

• Introduction
• Mental Health Conditions
• Service Provision
• Depression
• Anxiety
• Bipolar Disorder
• Psychosis
• Dementia
• Learning Disabilities
• The Social Model of Disability
• Assessing and Making a Diagnosis
• Mental Capacity
• Assessing Capacity
• Summary

Module 12: Safeguarding Adults

• Introduction
• Safeguarding
• Types of Harm and Abuse
• Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults: the Principles
• A Person‐centred Approach
• Safeguarding Adults Boards
• Identifying and Managing Risk
• Suspected or Disclosed Abuse
• Reporting Concerns
• Summary

Module 13: Safeguarding Children

• Introduction
• Safeguarding and Welfare
• Child Abuse and Maltreatment
• Impact of Parents or Carers on a Child’s Health and Wellbeing
• Types of Abuse
• Children and Social Media
• The Rights of the Child
• What to Do if You Have Concerns of Suspected or Alleged Abuse
• Escalating Concerns
• Summary

Module 14: Basic Life Support

• Introduction
• The Heart
• The Lungs
• Basic Life Support
• The AVPU Scale for Checking a Response
• Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
• Airway Obstruction
• Documentation
• Automatic External Defibrillators
• Summary

Module 15: Health and Safety

• Introduction
• The Law
• Health and Safety Policies
• Hazards in the Workplace
• Workplace Hazards
• Working With Hazardous Substances
• Reporting Health and Safety Hazards
• Risk Assessment
• Accidents and Incidents
• Medicines
• Moving, Handling and Assisting
• Fire Safety Awareness
• Working Safely
• Managing Stress
• Summary

Module 16: Handling Information

• Introduction
• Key Legislation
• The Electronic Patient Record
• Making Concerns Known
• The Use of Social Media
• Summary

Module 17: Infection Prevention and Control

• Introduction
• Roles and Responsibilities
• Transmission of Infection
• The chain of Infection
• Breaking the Chain
• Safe Disposal of Waste
• And many more

Module 18: Frequently Asked Questions

• Introduction
• Summary

Reed Courses Certificate of Completion

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Learning Outcomes of This Care Certificate Course

After completing this Care Certificate course, you will be able to -

-Describe the Health and Social Care Provision in the UK through Care Certificate

-Work in a team effectively after studying Care Certificate

-Define your role as a healthcare worker by Care Certificate

-Prepare and implement your personal development plan through Care Certificate

-Explain the duty of care in the Care Certificate

-Recognise equality and diversity through Care Certificate

-Work in a person-centred way at your workplace

-Develop your communication skills using the knowledge from Care Certificate

-Maintain privacy and dignity at work

-Understand the impact of fluid and nutrition and how to maintain the intake of those

-Apply the knowledge of mental health in caring for patients through Care Certificate

-Safeguard adults and children using the learning from Care Certificate

-Ensure health and safety at your workplace

Care Certificate

Please Note: You will not be awarded the Care Certificate after completing the Care Certificate course. However, this Care Certificate course covers the knowledge and theoretical components of the Care Certificate in-depth. It will prepare you for the certification recognised and provided by Health Education England, Skills For Health & Skills for Care.

Care Certificate

• Care Support Workers
• Adult Social Workers
• Adult Support Worker
• Social Worker
• Mental Health Care Assistant
• Healthcare Assistants
• Assistant Practitioners
• Mental Health Care Assistant
• Students who are interested in improving themselves
• Anyone looking to learn a new skill or acquire some knowledge
• Anyone who is interested to work in health care

Care Certificate

No prior expreince or qualifications are needed to enter into this Care Certificate course.

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