Person Centred Care
Many people feel something of their life has, in some way, been lost when they receive care services. Therefore, you need to be extremely careful not to take over, or be seen to. Person centred care means putting the person’s needs and rights first, focusing less on the task and more on the person.
Duration:
50-60m
50-60m
Modules:
25
25
About the course
This course explains what person centred care is about and how to put that into practice. As with all Social Care TV courses, it is easy to understand and straightforward to put into practice - exactly what you want training to be.
This isn't an "airy-fairy" course lacking in practical content, quite the opposite. It's a refreshingly information-filled course with lots of practical guidance on day-to-day person centred care in health and social care situations.
Who is this course for?
Whether for induction, vocational, refresher or management training, this is person centred care training you will want to use time after time.
What does the course cover?
- Person centred approaches
- Privacy
- Dignity
- History
- Preferences
- Wishes
- Needs
- Determining needs
- How needs develop
- Supporting that development
- Supporting the individual
- Choice
- Care values
- Care planning
- The care (service) setting
- Routine
- Possessions
- Syndromes
- Conditions
- Working safely
- Managing risk
- Reporting concerns
- Dealing with emergencies
- Visitors
- Abuse
- Neglect
- Whistleblowing
- Language preferences
- Communication
- Relationships
- Significant others
- Activities
- Nutrition
- Diet
- Eating problems
- Personal care
- Continence
- Medication
- Pain
- Dying, death
- Sleep
- Ageing
- Mental health
- Confusion
- Dementia
- Disabilities
- Mobility
- Promoting independence
- Promoting wellbeing
How is the course assessed?
After each module you will be asked a set of multiple-choice questions. The answers are marked automatically so you instantly know your score.
Every trainee receives a FREE training certificate on completion of the course as evidence for your records.
Contributes to Care Certificate Standards 1, 3, 5, 7 & 10
All new health and social care workers should be inducted according to the Care Certificate framework. This replaces the Common Induction Standards and National Minimum Training Standards.
Social Care TV have a wide range of training that satisfies the requirements of the Care Certificate. Furthermore, our training covers, at the same time, important aspects of further vocational training.
Learn about the Care Certificate
