Dates: April 16 - 19  2012

By:  Dr Gemma MM Jones

For: Care-givers, assessors and all related health and social care professionals.

Cost: £400+VAT per person

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For those working in all food businesses at a supervisory level

3 days January 2012              

£225 + VAT per person

• April 2012 09.00-16.30  Christchurch, Dorset.
• April 2012 09.00-16.30  Christchurch, Dorset
• April 2012 09.00-16.30  Christchurch, Dorset

£65 + VAT per person

• April 2012  Christchurch Dorset.

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• March 17 2012   09.30 - 16.30
• March 24 2012   09.30 - 16.30
• March 31 2012   09.30 - 16.30

The course will be at the Solent Business Centre, Southampton        

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• January 2012 Date to be confirmed Christchurch

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This course will benefit those working directly with patients/clients in health and social care environment. It will help care workers recognise the causes of infection and help them to assess the risks that their actions have on the health of their patients/clients whether that is in residential care or in their own homes in the private or public care sectors.

Course Content

On successful completion of the training programme and assessment will enable candidate to understand:

• Legislation relevant to Infection Control.
• The cause and spread of Infection.
• The terminology used in good hygiene practice
• How to prevent and control the spread of infection.
• Their roles, responsibilities and boundaries.
• Bacteria and Infectious Diseases including:
• Methicillan Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)
• Clostridium difficile
• Norovirus

Course Duration

This course is run over a period of 3 hours - times to suit your requirements.

Number of Delegates

Maximum 12

Cost On application

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This course will benefit those working directly with patients/clients in health and social care environment. It will help care workers recognise and understand the causes, management and prevention of aggressive and challenging behaviour and help them to assess the risks that their actions have on the health of their clients whether that is in residential care or in their own homes in the private or public care sectors

Course Content

Successful completion of this course will enable candidate to:

• To gain an overview of the causes, management and prevention of challenging behaviour.
• Understand verbal and non verbal signs of aggression and challenging behaviour.
• To gain an understanding of why people become aggressive or display challenging behaviour.
• Consider the possibilities of predicting aggressive and challenging behaviour using the anxiety pyramid.
• Consider how good record keeping can assist in predicting aggressive behaviour in Dementia.

Course Duration

This course is run over a period of 3 or 6 hours - times to suit your requirements.

Number of Delegates

Maximum 12

Cost On application

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This course will benefit those working directly with patients/clients in health and social care environment who may lack capacity.
Course Content

On successful completion of the training programme and assessment will enable candidate to understand:

• Introduction to the Mental Capacity Act.
• The Five Principles of the Act.
• Assessing capacity.
• Best Interests.
• Advance Decisions and Lasting Power of Attorney.
• IMCA’s.
• Restraint.
• Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards.

Course Duration

This course is run over a period of 3 hours - times to suit your requirements.

Number of Delegates

Maximum 12

Cost – On application

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Cardiac Arrest is the biggest killer in the UK. Over 150,000 die as a result. The majority could have been saved if a defibrillator was made available.

Automatic External Defibrillators (AED’s) are now becoming more common throughout a range of workplaces.

Although at present there is no legislation governing Defibrillators, training is essential.

This course is designed to give your staff the knowledge and expertise to use this life-saving piece of equipment. Students should retrain every 3 months for the first year and every 6 months thereafter.

Course Content

• Recap the primary assessment (DRsABC).
• Recap the secondary assessment:
• How to make a diagnosis.
• Top to toe survey.
• Safe airway position.
• Action necessary for vomit.
• Heart attacks and cardiac arrest.
• Chain of survival.
• Defibrillation:
• Introduction to the AED and its functions.
• AED practical scenarios.
• Handover to the emergency services.
• Safety rules for the AED.
• Control of vomit.
• Final Assessment

Course Duration

This course is run over a period of 3 or 6 hours - times to suit your requirements.

Number of Delegates

Maximum 12

Cost on application

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This course will benefit those working directly with patients/clients in health and social care environment. It will help care workers understand the importance of accurate record keeping.

Course Content

On successful completion of the training programme and assessment will enable candidate to understand:

• Legislation relevant to record keeping.
• Promote the understanding for accurate record keeping.
• Identify different styles and content of entries.
• Understand the need for auditing.
• Consider some examples of record keeping.

Course DurationThis course is run over a period of 3 hours - times to suit your requirements.

Number of Delegates

Maximum 12

Cost on application

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