Domiciliary Care Refresher Training

This module is designed to refresh the readers’ understanding of keywords related to domiciliary care, including:
- Equality
- Diversity
- Inclusion
- Discrimination
- Respect
- Dignity
- Duty of Care
- Record Keeping

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This module covers key legislation and procedure related to:
- Health and Safety
- Risk assessments
- Lone Worker Policy
- Fire safety
- First Aid
- Basic Life Support (Including CPR)
- Falls Prevention

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This module covers key food hygiene, personal hygiene and infection control matters related to domiciliary care, including:
- Employer/ employee duties and legislation
- Who is vulnerable to food poisoning
- Four C’s of Food Safety
- How can we promote cleanliness
- Safe cooking
- Chilling/ storing
- Cross-contamination
- Difficulties faced in clients’ homes
- Personal hygiene
- Key principles of infection control
- Chain of infection
- Common bad practice

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This module is designed to refresh the readers’ ability to manage challenging behaviour in dementia sufferers.
This module includes:
- Introduction to dementia
- Nutrition and hydration
- Behaviour that challenges
- Violence and aggression
- The Mental Capacity Act (MCA)
- Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)
- Person-centred care
- Effective communication

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This module aims to refresh the reader’s understanding of their role in the safeguarding procedure of vulnerable adults and children.
It includes:
- Definition of Safeguarding
- Who is at risk of abuse
- Definition of abuse
- Types of abuse
- Signs of abuse in adults and children
- Your responsibilities
- Responding to disclosures
- Reporting concerns
- Documentation

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