Moving and Handling People in Health and Social Care

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Our comprehensive range of courses, including Moving and Handling People in Health and Social Care, is carefully curated by industry experts. Each module is designed for easy comprehension, allowing learning from any online device, anytime, anywhere. This Moving and Handling People in Health and Social Care course starts with the basics and gradually covers more advanced topics. Each lesson is designed to be straightforward and easy to understand, ensuring a seamless learning experience.

Process of Evaluation:

After completing all the modules of Moving and Handling People in Health and Social Care, your learning will be assessed by a multiple-choice-based exam.

Certification:

After completing the course, you will get a free downloadable PDF certificate from Reed. You can also claim your CPD-accredited PDF certificate from Care Skills Training's website. If you would like a hard copy of the certificate, it is available for £9.99 and will be sent to you by courier.

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Assessment

After completing the course, you will get a free downloadable PDF certificate from Reed. You can also order a CPD-accredited PDF certificate from Care Skills Training's website at £5.99. If you would like a hard copy of the certificate, it is available for £14.99 and will be sent to you by courier.

Sign up for our Moving and Handling People in Health and Social Care today to develop vital skills for this sector. Upon completing the course, you'll earn CPD-accredited certification, boosting your CV and increasing your value in the job market.

Rest assured, there are no hidden fees, unexpected exam charges, or surprise payments. All costs will be transparently communicated before you sign up. Don't miss this chance to accelerate your career. Enrol now!

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• Moving and Handling People in Health and Social Care 1:23:17

  • 1: Introduction to Moving and Handling in Health and Social Care 13:33
  • 2: Principles of Biomechanics and Ergonomics 11:36
  • 3: Order 1 Certificate and Get 1 Transcript Free 01:00
  • 4: Risk Assessment and Planning for Patient Transfers 12:43
  • 5: Safe Techniques for Moving and Transferring Patients 14:45
  • 6: Preventing and Managing Incidents 15:09
  • 7: Person-centred Care in Moving and Handling 14:31

• Nursing Assistant Diploma 45:00

  • 8: Nursing Assistant Diploma 45:00

• Mental Health First Aid and Wellbeing 59:00

  • 9: Introduction to Mental Health First Aid & Wellbeing 06:00
  • 10: Mental Health Awareness 07:00
  • 11: Responsibilities as a First Aid Responder 08:00
  • 12: Prerequisites of Mental Health First Aid Responder 07:00
  • 13: Setoffs for Disruption to Mental Health 07:00
  • 14: Mental Health Effects and Complications 08:00
  • 15: Mental Health First Aid for Suicidal Cases 09:00
  • 16: Common Mental Disorders & Treatments 07:00

• Level 3 Safeguarding Children & Vulnerable Adults 1:16:00

  • 17: Introduction to Safeguarding 06:00
  • 18: The Concept of Harm and Neglect in Safeguarding 06:00
  • 19: The Concept of Abuse and Different Types of Abuse 05:00
  • 20: The Six Principles of Safeguarding 05:00
  • 21: Understanding Child Abuse 07:00
  • 22: Legal Frameworks to Prevent Child Abuse 06:00
  • 23: Safeguarding Children Against Child Abuse 06:00
  • 24: Social and Emotional Development of Children for Safeguarding 07:00
  • 25: Understanding Adult Abuse 05:00
  • 26: How to Safeguard Vulnerable Adults 06:00
  • 27: How to Respond to Adult Abuse Incidents 06:00
  • 28: Legal Frameworks for Safeguarding Adults 05:00
  • 29: Risk Assessment in Safeguarding Children and Vulnerable Adults 06:00

• Quiz 06:00

  • 30: Quiz 06:00

• Course Completion 02:00

  • 31: Congratulations ! 01:00
  • 32: Get an Accredited Certificate for Each Course 01:00

Course 1: Moving and Handling People in Health and Social Care

Lecture 1: Introduction to Moving and Handling in Health and Social Care

• Legislation and Guidelines:
• Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
• Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 (as amended)
• Equality Act 2010 and Care Act 2014
• Clinical and corporate responsibilities.
• Why Safe Moving Matters:
• Consequences of unsafe handling (e.g., injuries, stress, lawsuits).
• Importance of patient dignity and autonomy.
• Risk Assessment Overview:
• Introduction to risk assessment and care plans for patient mobility.
• Principles of TILE (Task, Individual, Load, Environment).
• Professional Responsibilities:
• Understanding duty of care.
• Reporting unsafe practices.

Lecture 2: Principles of Biomechanics and Ergonomics

• Basics of Biomechanics:
• Spinal alignment and posture.
• Understanding forces and leverage.
• Common injury risks to the musculoskeletal system.
• Ergonomic Techniques:
• Importance of neutral spine positioning.
• Techniques to minimise physical strain.
• The Impact of Poor Practices:
• Common health issues among caregivers (e.g., back pain).
• Psychological effects of improper handling.

Lecture 3: Risk Assessment and Planning for Patient Transfers

• Risk Assessment Tools:
• Using TILE for patient handling.
• Dynamic vs. formal assessments.
• Understanding Patient Needs:
• Assessing mobility levels (e.g., immobile, semi-mobile).
• Identifying support needs and potential risks.
• Collaborative Planning:
• Involving patients in planning their moves.
• Working with multi-disciplinary teams.
• Documentation and Reporting:
• Importance of maintaining accurate records.
• Escalating safety concerns.

Lecture 4: Safe Techniques for Moving and Transferring Patients

• Key Techniques:
• Assisting patients to stand, sit, or lie down.
• Bed repositioning techniques.
• Safe techniques for wheelchair use and transfers.
• Using Equipment Effectively:
• Types of equipment (e.g., slide sheets, hoists, transfer belts).
• Ensuring proper use and maintenance.
• Adapting to Situations:
• Emergency handling scenarios.
• Handling patients with dementia or other cognitive impairments.

Lecture 5: Preventing and Managing Incidents

• Incident Prevention Strategies:
• Spotting and mitigating environmental hazards.
• Effective communication with patients and colleagues.
• Recognising and Responding to Incidents:
• Managing falls and slips.
• Emergency procedures for injuries.
• Post-Incident Protocols:
• Incident reporting and documentation.
• Reflecting and learning from incidents.

Lecture 6: Person-centred Care in Moving and Handling

• Respecting Patient Autonomy:
• Understanding patient preferences and concerns.
• Techniques for effective communication.
• Psychological and Emotional Considerations:
• Addressing anxiety and resistance during moves.
• Building trust and rapport.
• Cultural and Individual Sensitivities:
• Adapting to cultural, religious, and individual needs.
• Overcoming language barriers.
• Promoting Independence:
• Encouraging patients to participate in their mobility.
• Balancing safety with independence.

Course 2: Nursing Assistant Diploma

Course 3: Mental Health First Aid

Course 4: Level 3 Safeguarding Children & Vulnerable Adults

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.

There is no prerequisite for this course. Don’t worry—we will teach you everything step by step.

In the UK, completing the Moving and Handling People in Health and Social Care course can open doors to a variety of job roles in healthcare and social care settings. Here are some job positions where the skills gained from this course would be particularly relevant:

• Healthcare Assistant
• Nursing Assistant
• Care Worker/Support Worker
• Physiotherapy Assistant
• Occupational Therapy Assistant

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