Moving and Handling People in Health and Social Care

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• Moving and Handling People in Health and Social Care 28:31

  • 1: 1.Introduction to Moving and Handling 01:39
  • 2: 2.Anatomy and Physiology 01:19
  • 3: 3.Risk Assessment and Planning 01:58
  • 4: 4.Equipment and Technology 00:26
  • 5: 5.Safe Transfer Techniques 02:15
  • 6: 3.1 Importance of communication between staff a 02:57
  • 7: 3.2 Principles of safe moving and handling 01:53
  • 8: 3.3 Ergonomic approach and its importance 02:10
  • 9: 3.4 Human movement patterns 01:46
  • 10: 3.5 Approaches that promote dignity and indepe 02:09
  • 11: 3.Safe Practice 02:43
  • 12: 5.1 Key things to remember 01:16
  • 13: 5.2 Controversial techniques 01:33
  • 14: 5.7 Rolling a service user in bed 01:48
  • 15: 5.Moving and Handling Techniques 02:39

Module 1: Introduction to Moving and Handling People

- Understanding the importance of safe moving and handling practices

- Legal and regulatory requirements in relation to moving and handling

- Risks associated with incorrect techniques and poor manual handling practices

Module 2: Anatomy and Physiology

- Understanding the musculoskeletal system and its vulnerabilities

- Recognizing common mobility challenges and conditions

- Considering individual abilities and limitations in relation to moving and handling

Module 3: Risk Assessment and Planning

- Conducting comprehensive risk assessments for moving and handling tasks

- Identifying environmental hazards and adapting equipment as necessary

- Developing person-centred care plans for safe transfers and mobility support

Module 4: Safe Manual Handling Techniques

- Correct body mechanics and posture for safe lifting and moving

- Proper use of equipment such as hoists, slings, and transfer aids

- Effective teamwork and communication during moving and handling tasks

Module 5: Assisting with Transfers and Mobility

- Supporting individuals with transfers between beds, chairs, and other surfaces

- Assisting with standing, walking, and repositioning techniques

- Ensuring proper use of mobility aids and assistive devices

Module 6: Special Considerations and Techniques

- Safely moving and handling individuals with limited mobility or cognitive impairments

- Managing challenging situations and behaviours during transfers

- Adapting techniques for different age groups (e.g., pediatric or geriatric population)

Module 7: Promoting Comfort and Well-being

- Maintaining dignity and privacy during moving and handling tasks

- Minimizing discomfort and preventing pressure ulcers or skin breakdown

- Promoting independence and self-care whenever possible

Module 8: Documentation and Reporting

- Proper documentation of moving and handling activities

- Reporting incidents, near-misses, and concerns regarding moving and handling practices

- Utilizing technology for recording and tracking moving and handling interventions

Module 9: Continuous Improvement and Training

- Reflective practice and continuous learning in moving and handling

- Participating in regular training and updates on best practices

- Promoting a culture of safety and well-being in the workplace

This Moving and Handling People in Health and Social Care course is ideal for a range of professionals working in the healthcare and social care sectors. It’s designed for individuals who are responsible for moving or supporting patients or individuals with mobility challenges. This course is particularly beneficial for:

• Healthcare Assistants: Those who provide personal care to patients in hospitals, clinics, or home settings.
• Nursing Assistants: Professionals who support nurses and other healthcare providers with patient care and mobility needs.
• Care Workers: Individuals working in residential care homes, assisted living facilities, or providing home care to elderly or disabled individuals.
• Physiotherapists and Occupational Therapists: Professionals who work on improving patients’ mobility and physical independence.
• Support Workers: Those assisting vulnerable individuals, including children, the elderly, and those with disabilities.
• Healthcare Managers and Supervisors: Managers who oversee the safety and wellbeing of staff and patients, ensuring proper moving and handling procedures are followed.
• Social Workers: Professionals involved in coordinating care and services for vulnerable individuals and families.
• Mental Health Professionals: Those who support individuals with mental health conditions and need to understand safe mobility techniques for their patients.
• Any Professional Working with Vulnerable People: Whether in hospitals, care homes, schools, or community settings, this course is for anyone who assists individuals with mobility needs.

• No prior qualifications required
• Suitable for care workers, healthcare professionals, and individuals working in social care
• Access to a computer or mobile device for online learning
• Willingness to engage in practical assessments (if applicable)

Here are the job positions with their respective salary ranges in the UK:

• Healthcare Assistant – £18k to £24k per year
• Nursing Assistant – £19k to £26k per year
• Care Worker/Support Worker – £17k to £22k per year
• Physiotherapy Assistant – £20k to £25k per year
• Occupational Therapy Assistant – £20k to £26k per year
• Residential Care Home Assistant – £18k to £23k per year

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