Delegates will learn about the development of modern-day care, relevant legislation and why person centred care planning is crucial to ensure the care provision meets the service users’ individual needs.
The course considers whole person care and the influences that shape a person’s values along with the core principles that are fundamental to good care planning.
The course has been designed to both instil and confirm a higher level of knowledge in employed professionals already working in health and social care settings.
This Certificate in Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care training course is appropriate for a wide range of learners wishing to enter into a career in health and social care.
This training course helps delegates understand Hoarding and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), work in a sympathetic way with people living with the condition and ensure safety and minimising of risk when entering a cluttered environment.
In any Health and Social Care role, you’re constantly learning. New people present new challenges, and every individual needs unique care to ensure best practice. When caring for adults, this is crucial, as respecting boundaries and effective communication are both key factors that some professionals overlook.
