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Care Certificate (Standards 1 to 15) with Level 2 Safeguarding Children Training

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Overview

Care Certificate (Standards 1 to 15)

As per elfh, The Care Certificate is a set of standards developed for the health and care support workforce to support their induction and development. The Care Certificate provides a framework to ensure that all support workers have the same introductory skills, knowledge, and behaviours to offer compassionate, safe, and high-quality care in their workplace settings.

The Care Certificate consists of 15 standards that require theoretical study and practical application within the learner’s place of work. Apart from the 15 standards, you will get three additional modules (1, 2, and 18) to understand more in this course.

The Care Certificate should be used as part of your induction as it sets out fundamental skills you’ll need to work competently in health and social care.

This course is self-paced. You can study this Care Certificate course at your convenient time from wherever you want using any smart device. Moreover, if you face any problem accessing this premium course, you can contact our dedicated 24/7 customer support team, who will solve issues promptly.

So, without further delay, enrol in this course today, and gain a competitive advantage over your peers. Happy learning.

Please Note: You will not be awarded the Care Certificate after completing the Care Certificate Preparation 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.

Learning Outcomes of This Course

After completing this 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

Why Choose This From Us

  • This Care Certificate course is developed by a relevant industry expert.
  • Customised content to meet the demand of 21st-century workplaces.
  • Self-paced course, supported on any device, i.e., desktop, laptop, smartphone, tab.
  • Available TUTOR SUPPORT via email.
  • Dedicated 24/7 customer support to solve all the queries from you.
  • Budget-friendly course price.
  • Entirely FREE PDF certificate.

Key Features

  • 3 Courses Extra (Fully FREE)
  • Total 4 PDF Certificate (No Hidden Cost)
  • Instant e-certificate
  • Developed by qualified professionals
  • Lifetime Access
  • Tutor Support
  • Downloadable Modules as PDF Documents

Curriculum

19
sections
24
lectures
6h 9m
total

Course media

Description

The curriculum of this Course

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
  • Sharps Disposal
  • Safe Management of Laundry
  • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
  • Summary

Module 18: Frequently Asked Questions

  • Introduction
  • Summary

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  • Module 1: An Overview of Safeguarding Children
  • Module 2: Understanding Child Abuse
  • Module 3: Understanding Child Protection
  • Module 4: Relevant Legislation
  • Module 5: How to Respond to Disclosure
  • Module 6: Responsibilities of Different Professionals

Certification

As soon as you complete this course successfully, you can claim your free pdf certificate. Next, you will find instructions on how to download the certificate.

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Who is this course for?

The course is primarily prepared for the freshers in the healthcare sector. However, existing healthcare workers can also take this Care Certificate course to refresh their knowledge and skills in this field. Moreover, if you are working in any of the following roles, you must take this course.

  • Healthcare Assistants
  • Assistant Practitioners
  • Care Support Workers
  • Adult Social Workers
  • Those giving support to clinical roles in the NHS where there is any direct contact with patients.
  • Adult Social Care workers giving direct care in residential, nursing homes and hospices, home care workers, and domiciliary care staff.

Requirements

There is no prerequisite to enrolling in this course. However, you must be a continuous learner with a strong motivation in order to grasp the best out of this Care Certificate course.

Career path

This course will prepare you for different job roles in the healthcare sector. After completing this Care Certificate course, you can enhance your chances and explore the available opportunities.

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