Home Care 2: Role of the Home Carer - BVS Training

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BRAND NEW FOR 2018! Replacement for previous 'Home Care 2 - Role of the Home Carer' video course, with all-new content, additional sections and fully updated with the latest best-practice guidelines and shot in HD, in new locations, with new actors.
Designed exclusively for those providing care within the Domiciliary setting, this title introduces home carers to the types of tasks they might be expected to carry out and the range of individuals they may come into contact with; from young adults with learning difficulties through to older people. In addition, it considers the importance of working within professional boundaries and why it is necessary to understand and follow policies and procedures.
It goes on to look at the right individuals have to take risks in their lives and how the risk assessment can assist to protect them from harm. It also considers the meaning of equal opportunities and diversity.
Subjects covered include:
Care Activities • Policies and Procedures • Code of Practice • Values • Working in Partnership • Health and Safety • Worker Relationships • Equality and Diversity • Confidentiality • Risk Assessment • Summary
Video Format
DVD, Download or Online
Duration
51 minutes in 12 sections to be used in a suggested 3 hour training session
Supporting Materials
Contains a Lesson plan, Handouts, Question and Answer sheets, Care Certificate Workbook and a CPD Accredited Certificate
Consultant
Donna Sheldon MA, MRes
Peer Review
No
Standards
Care Certificate Standard 1
All Wales Induction Framework for Health and Social Care (AWIFHSC) Sections 1, 2 & 5
NOS: SCDHSC0023, SCDHSC0227
QCF: Unit Ref: J/601/8576

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This is actually really helpful, Im completely new to all of this but am really looking forward to a future in health and social care. 😊

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[@adamford3884]

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