Supporting People with a Learning Disability – Tier 1

This eLearning module aims to ensure staff have an understanding of their organisations processes, policies, procedures and obligations pertaining to Absence Management.Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

This eLearning module aims to ensure staff have an understanding of their organisations processes, policies, procedures and obligations pertaining to the Accessible Information Standard.Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

This course prioritises supporting staff to have the confidence, knowledge, and skills to act when someone sustains an out of hospital cardiac arrest, ensuring that cardiac arrest is recognised early, help is sought, CPR is promptly started and an AED is located, retrieved, and used as early as possible. This module also explains how to recognise a person with a foreign body airway obstruction (FBAO) and what to do, as well as the lateral, side-lying recovery position as recommended by the Resuscitation Council UK (RCUK).Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

This eLearning module aims to ensure staff have an understanding of their organisations processes, policies, procedures and obligations pertaining to Adult Malnutrition.Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

This eLearning module aims to ensure staff have an understanding of their organisations processes, policies, procedures and obligations pertaining to Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring.Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

This module aims to enable learners to understand the requirements of a personal development plan (PDP) and the importance of continuing professional development (CPD). The learning content covers the stages of creating a PDP and ensuring that the PDP is uniquely tailored to the individual through their own assessment of their strengths, weaknesses and areas for improvement.

The three NHS cancer screening programmes in England, Cervical Screening, Breast Screening and Bowel Cancer Screening hold immense significance as they play a crucial role in saving lives. Cancer screening helps spot cancers at an early stage when treatment is more likely to be successful – and more people will survive cancer. Cancer screening is a personal choice and a decision only the individual themselves can make, however, it is important for healthcare professionals to be knowledgeable about the screenings, be able to offer advice and encourage people to attend.

This eLearning module aims to ensure staff have an understanding of their organisations processes, policies, procedures and obligations pertaining to Anticholinergic Burden in the Elderly.Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

Anticoagulants are given to individuals who are at risk of developing blood clots that could potentially block a blood vessel and disrupt the flow of blood around the body, which could lead to several serious conditions including, strokes, transient ischaemic attacks, heart attacks, deep vein thrombosis, and pulmonary embolism.This module provides information on the types of oral anticoagulants that are available, the indications for their use, how they are monitored, including information on international normalized ratio (INR), as well as advice and considerations for people taking anticoagulants.Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

This eLearning module aims to ensure staff have an understanding of their organisations processes, policies, procedures and obligations pertaining to Anxiety Awareness.Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

Arthritis affects around 10 million people in the UK. It can have a significant effect on a person’s physical and emotional quality of life due to the pain it causes and resulting difficulties with movement and mobility. Gaining an understanding of the most common form of arthritis, osteoarthritis – which is frequently associated with a number of myths and misconceptions – can enable carers to assist with controlling the symptoms and enhancing the person’s ability to function and overall well-being.Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

Asthma is a chronic respiratory condition associated with airway inflammation and hyper-responsiveness. It impacts everyday life. The key challenges for the health system are early and accurate diagnosis: correct treatment: and good education to enable self-management. This eLearning course supports health and social care professionals to understand its prevalence: the pathophysiological and inflammatory responses: alongside symptom: trigger and risk factor information. This course also covers the diagnostic processes: management of acute asthma attacks: effective treatment options (including inhalers): and how a health and social care professional can assist towards complete control of the condition.

This eLearning module aims to ensure staff have an understanding of their organisations processes, policies, procedures and obligations pertaining to Atrial Fibrillation.Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

Autism Awareness Tier 1 provides a basic introduction to autism, the typical signs and characteristics and how we can work together to improve the person’s life when it comes to using services that may be taken for granted by others. This module is aimed at people who need general knowledge about autism but do not expect to work directly with an autistic person.Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

Autism Awareness Tier 2 takes a deep dive into the complex nuances of autism while looking at comorbidity and strategies for the core issues behind behaviour that challenges. It considers different advice on how the environment can affect autistic people, and how they interact with the world at large. This module is designed for those who work directly with autistic people in a variety of situations and contains more specialised information.Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

This eLearning module aims to ensure staff have an understanding of their organisations processes, policies, procedures and obligations pertaining to Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs).Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

Although visual impairments can affect anyone at any time, they become increasingly likely as people get older. It is possible that more than half of the older people a person may work with will have a visual impairment, which can have a serious effect on their quality of life. This module provides information on common causes of visual impairments and how these can be identified. Assessment processes and care plans are explained, as well as health and safety, how to identify hazards and resolve them and how to support and communicate with a person with a visual impairment.Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

This course prioritises supporting staff to have the confidence, knowledge, and skills to act when someone sustains an out of hospital cardiac arrest, ensuring that, cardiac arrest is recognised early, help is sought, CPR is promptly started, and an AED is located, retrieved, and used as early as possible. This module provides detailed training in adult basic life support and includes the paediatric modifications to the adult sequence. This module explains how to recognise a person with a foreign body airway obstruction (FBAO) and what to do, as well as the lateral, side-lying recovery position as recommended by the Resuscitation Council UK (RCUK).Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

Basic oral care includes information on the different areas of the mouth as well as the different types of teeth and their functions. The principles and procedures of oral care are explained to ensure basic oral care is carried out correctly, particularly in special circumstances. Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

This module contains the key definitions and legal considerations relating to bullying, harassment, discrimination and victimisation, the processes of reporting and dealing with bullying and harassment, and how the organisation can prevent bullying and harassment from happening in the future. Providing information relating to various bullying and harassing behaviours that may be encountered. Including ‘upward bullying’ and different types of harassment, and their impact on individuals and the organisation. The module also provides a thorough examination of the legal and ethical considerations surrounding these issues, particularly referencing the Equality Act 2010, and how discriminatory practices can arise in healthcare environments.

This eLearning module aims to ensure staff have an understanding of their organisations processes, policies, procedures and obligations pertaining to Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs).Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

This eLearning module aims to ensure staff have an understanding of their organisations processes, policies, procedures and obligations pertaining to Carer Awareness.Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

This eLearning module aims to ensure staff have an understanding of their organisations processes, policies, procedures and obligations pertaining to Cervical Screening.Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

Designed for health and social care staff, our Challenging Behaviour eLearning module offers comprehensive insights into understanding, managing, and effectively responding to challenging behaviours exhibited by individuals receiving care. Covering essential topics such as triggers, de-escalation methods and communication techniques, health and social care staff will gain valuable skills to enhance their ability to provide compassionate and effective support.

An intimate examination can be a daunting experience for a person. As a result, it is important that their privacy, safety and dignity are preserved. One of the ways that this is safeguarded is through the attendance of a chaperone. A chaperone is an impartial observer who acts as a witness to the individual’s continuing consent during the procedure and protects health and care professionals against unfounded allegations of improper behaviour. The module contains information relating to the identification of when a chaperone may be required, what the role entails, and the importance of good practice and communication.Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

This course has been created to support health and care professionals to understand the causes and symptoms of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD): make an accurate diagnosis and recognise its severity: and recommend treatment and lifestyle changes to manage symptoms. This course contains information about the prevalence of COPD across the world and in the UK: the impact of COPD on patients and NHS services: its characteristics and causes: as well as the role of a person’s occupation in COPD. The course also provides information about the diagnostic considerations: including the tests that can support diagnosis and differential diagnoses.

As we navigate through an era of health and social care placing emphasis on service user safety, cleanliness and hygiene - it's crucial to recognise the importance of upholding impeccable standards within our settings. This is not just necessary for securing the health and wellbeing of service users themselves but is equally crucial to the safety and efficacy of health and social care professionals as well. This eLearning module provides an overview of the National Standards of Healthcare Cleanliness 2021, the importance of cleaning, general principles of cleanliness and hygiene, good hand hygiene practice and risk category, responsibility and governance considerations.

The Communicating with Patients course outlines the General Dental Council's (GDC) requirements for effective communication with patients and refers to relevant legislation. It is designed to help dental practitioners enhance their communication skills by addressing various aspects such as the importance of good communication: overcoming barriers: and understanding different communication styles. The course also covers respecting patients' values and beliefs: clearly explaining treatment plans and costs: non-verbal communication: when to use translators or interpreters: how individuals retain information: and the role of treatment coordinators (TCOs) in facilitating communication.

Communication is an essential aspect to life for everyone. Communication may seem simple, however, despite our best intentions, what we say, how we say it and the actions we display can lead to misunderstanding, frustration and on occasion conflict. Communication training can reduce the barriers to effective communication, leading to successful communication, for both colleagues and service users.Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

Concussion is a complex and potentially significant brain injury that must be taken seriously. It is a type of mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) caused by a bump, blow or jolt to the head or body that causes the head and brain to move rapidly back and forth. This sudden movement causes the brain to bounce or twist in the skull sometimes resulting in a loss of normal brain function. This module contains information relating to the symptoms of concussion, diagnosis information, treatment and recovery implications, preventative measures and other considerations and complications associated with concussion.

Confidence Building Awareness has been developed to look at important areas including, thinking about what self-confidence is, signs and characteristics that a member of a team may be experiencing low confidence and would benefit from confidence building, skills and techniques that can help with confidence building.Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.

Every year, exposure to hazardous substances in the workplace affects the health of thousands of people. This can result in injury, time off work, premature retirement, and even early death. Contact with hazardous substances can cause diseases such as asthma, cancer, and skin diseases such as dermatitis. However, exposure to hazardous substances in the workplace is often preventable and most substances can be handled safely as long as their hazardous properties are fully understood, correct procedures and equipment are always used, and those handling them are conscientious and fully trained.Please note, access to this module is only available to health and care organisations (GP Practices, Nursing &amp, Care Providers, Hospices, Urgent &amp, Tailored Care Providers, Aesthetics Clinics or Dental Practices) or individuals with a valid GMC or NMC number.