Domiciliary Care
This category brings together a collection of editable training packs designed specifically for home‑care environments.
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Adverse Drug Reactions & Yellow Card Reporting Training ResourcesAdverse Drug Reactions and Yellow Card Reporting training resource covering ADR types recognition safe practice and reporting through the Yellow Card Scheme. Includes clear guidance handouts and assessments for confident staff learning.
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Alzheimer's Disease and its Progression Training ResourcesAlzheimer's Disease and It's Progression - A Guide for Care Staff Training Resources in Caring for the Well-being of Residents and Service Users Presentation, handout and End of Session Assessment (all editable). Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: The aim of this session is to educate care staff about Alzheimer's disease and equip them with the knowledge and skills needed to provide compassionate, person-centered care that enhances the well-being of residents and clients with Alzheimer's in residential and domiciliary care settings. Learning Objectives: Understand the progressive nature of Alzheimer's disease and its impact on cognitive and functional abilities, allowing for better care planning and support. The importance of creating a safe and hazard-free environment that minimises the risks associated with Alzheimer's, such as wandering and falls. The importance of effective communication techniques, to facilitate interactions with individuals in various stages of Alzheimer's. Pro...
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Auditing Documentation Domiciliary Care Training ResourcesDomiciliary Care - Documentation Auditing in Care Audits Presentation, Handout and Multiple Choice End of Session Assessment All files editable. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To provide participants with the knowledge and skills needed to maintain accurate, compliant documentation for best care auditing practices in domiciliary care. Learning Objectives: Learn the importance of maintaining clear and accurate care records. Identify common documentation errors and understand how to avoid them Presentation (12 Slides) Aims and Objectives Introduction Importance of Accurate Documentation Key Elements of a Clear and Accurate Record Best Practices for Documentation Common Documentation Errors Key Takeaways Summary References and Further Reading Word Documents Handout End of Session Assessment HSC Training Link Training Resources for Health and Social Care Supplying training resources for the health and social care sector since 2004. Resources purchased are emailed to you via Zip Folde...
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Awareness of Mental Health Domiciliary Care Level 1 Training ResourcesAwareness of Mental Health Domiciliary Care Level 1 Training Resources Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key. All files editable. Overall aim: To raise awareness of mental health and help domiciliary care staff recognise, support and respond to mental health needs when supporting people in their own homes. Learning outcomes: Say what mental health is. Spot some signs of poor mental health. Know how to help support good mental wellbeing. Know how to support someone with a mental health need. Know who to speak to if they are worried about someone. Presentation (31 Slides) - Slide Titles: Aim and Objectives Introduction What Is Mental Health? What Can Affect Mental Health? Signs Someone May Be Struggling Changes You May Notice During a Home Visit Common Mental Health Needs Supporting Good Mental Wellbeing at Home How Can I Support Someone? What Should I Do If I Am Worried? Things To Avoid Promoting Mental Wellbeing at Home Communication Matters Confi...
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BAME Cultural Beliefs about Health Illness Ageing Disability Training ResourcesCultural - BAME Cultural Beliefs about Health, Illness, Ageing and Disability Awareness Supporting Older Adults from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) Communities Cultural Beliefs about Health, Illness, Ageing and Disability Awareness Training - Health and Social Care Staff Presentation, Handout, Case Studies and Questions Activities, Trainer Aide and Answer Case Studies and Questions, End of Session Knowledge Check Questions (multiple choice), Trainer Aide Answer key. All files editable. Overall Aim: To improve culturally responsive, respectful and safe care for older people from diverse ethnic backgrounds. Learning Objectives: Learn how cultural beliefs can influence perceptions of health, illness, ageing, disability and help-seeking behaviours in older adults from BAME communities. Recognise common barriers faced by older people from minority ethnic backgrounds when accessing health and social care services in the UK. Identify key equality, human rights and care standards t...
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Bowel Incontinence Residential and Domiciliary Care Training ResourcesBowel Incontinence Awareness - Residential and Domiciliary Care Presentation, Handout, End of Session Assessment (mix of Multiple Choice, True/False and Short Answer questions), Trainer Aide Answer Key. All files editable. Aims and Objectives Overall Aim: To increase care workers understanding of bowel incontinence and equip them with the knowledge and skills to provide respectful, effective care to individuals affected in adult residential and domiciliary settings. Learning Objectives: Recognise the causes, types and symptoms of bowel incontinence in adults receiving care. Understand best practices for managing bowel incontinence while preserving the dignity and wellbeing of individuals. Identify the roles and responsibilities of care workers in assessment, documentation and infection control related to bowel incontinence. Presentation (68 Slides) Welcome Aims and Objectives Section - Introduction to Bowel Incontinence Introduction to Bowel Incontinence Types of Bowel Incontinence ...
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Care Audits Introduction to Legislation & Regulatory Frameworks Domiciliary Care Microteach TrainingMicroteach 'Care Audits - Introduction to Legilsation and Regulatory Frameworks in Domiciliary Care' Word Document containing everything needed for a 10 minute session. Aim: To provide an understanding of key legislation and regulatory frameworks that impact domiciliary care audits, with a focus on policies and guidelines that ensure compliance with care standards. Learning Objectives: Identify key regulations affecting domiciliary care audits, including CQC standards. Explain how policies and guidelines help drive compliance in domiciliary care settings. Word Document 1. Introduction (2 minutes) 2. Key Regulations Impacting Domiciliary Care Audits (4 minutes) 3. Policies and Guidelines Driving Compliance (3 minutes) 4. Summary and Reflection (1 minute) 5. Handout and Conclusion 3 Page Word Document Need resources for a Microteach session not listed on my website? CONTACT ME. HSC Training Link Training Resources for Health and Social Care Supplying training resources for the health ...
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Care Plans That Pass Inspection Evidencing Quality Care Training ResourcesCare Plans That Pass Inspection - Evidencing Quality Care for CQC Presentation, Handout, Learning Activities (options for each of the target settings). Suitable for workshop type training. All files editable. Target Audience: Managers, Care Coordinators, Care Planners Target Settings: Residential Care Homes, Nursing Homes, Supported Living, Domiciliary Care Overall Aim: The aim of this training is to develop staff understanding and practical skills in creating outcome-focused, person-centred care plans that clearly demonstrate how care and support meet the needs, preferences and goals of the individual. The training will support staff to move beyond task-based approaches to care planning and instead focus on documenting meaningful outcomes, independence, wellbeing and quality of life - while ensuring records provide clear evidence of good care and meet inspection expectations. Learning Objectives: 1. Demonstrate an understanding of outcome-focused, person-centred care planning and e...
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Carer Qualities Domiciliary Care Training ResourcesQualities of a Good Carer - Health and Social Care Domiciliary Care Settings for the Elderly Training Resources Presentation (78 slides, in sections) plus 9 page handout (editable should you need to edit). This looks not just at the qualities but gives examples to guide care staff. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To enhance caregiver effectiveness in domiciliary care by understanding and implementing key qualities and best practices. Learning Objectives: Identify essential qualities for effective care giving in domiciliary care. Explore best practices for promoting the well-being and dignity of clients. Understand the importance of collaboration, adaptability and continuous learning in providing quality care Presentation Aims and Objectives Introduction SECTION - Empathy SECTION - Patience SECTION - Communication Skills SECTION - Flexibility SECTION - Dependability SECTION - Respect for Privacy and Dignity SECTION - Problem Solving Skills SECTION - Physical and Emotional Stamina S...
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Caring for People at Risk of Choking Training ResourcesPowerPoint Presentation, PDF Handout and Word Document End of Session Assessment Sheet and Answer Sheet Caring for People at Risk of Choking Awareness (50 Slides) - Slide Titles: Slide Titles Aims and Objectives Introduction What is Choking? Statistics Common Causes Vulnerable Groups Dysphagia - what it is Cancer and Choking Risks Stroke and Choking Risks MS and Choking Risks COPD and Choking Risks Older People and Choking Risks Hospitalised Older People and Choking Risks Learning Disability and Choking Risks Medication and Choking Risks Real Case Studies How is Risk Managed? Oral Assessment Risk Assessment Identifying the Risks Policies and Procedures What Should Staff be Extra Mindful of? The Five Rights SALT's IDDS IDDS Framework CQC (Registration) Regulations 2009: Regulation 18 CQC Prosecution First Aid Training - Things to be Mindful of Reducing the Risk of Choking in Care Settings Choking in Care Settings CQC Learning from Safety Incidents References Word Documents End of Ses...
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Chemotherapy Awareness Training ResourcesChemotherapy Awareness - Supporting Residents and Clients Health and Social Care Training/Teaching Resources All fully editable (should you wish to edit). Presentation in sections you can choose which sections to use. Aims and Objectives included if you want to use the presentation as it has been written. Comes with 6 Handouts plus a Multiple Choice End of Session Assessment. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To increase awareness and understanding of chemotherapy among health and social care staff in the UK to ensure better support and care for individuals undergoing chemotherapy. Learning Objectives: Understand the basics of chemotherapy and its role in cancer treatment. Know common chemotherapy drugs and their side effects. Recognise the physical and emotional challenges faced by individuals undergoing chemotherapy. Learn effective communication strategies when interacting with individuals undergoing chemotherapy. Understand the support and care required for individuals undergoin...
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Communication Skills Domiciliary Care Level 1 Training ResourcesCommunication Skills Domiciliary Care Level 1 Training Resources Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions and Trainer Aide Answer key. All files editable. Overall aim: To raise awareness of how good communication helps staff provide respectful and person-centred care in people's own homes. Learning Outcomes: Identify what good communication is. Identify verbal and non-verbal communication. Recognise the importance of listening to others. Recognise the importance of cultural awareness. Presentation (35 Slides) - Slide Titles: Aim and Objectives Introduction What is Communication? What Does Good Communication Look Like? Verbal Communication Non-Verbal Communication Listening People Communicate in Different Ways Cultural Awareness Respecting Cultural Differences Communication Barriers Overcoming Communication Barriers Communication in Everyday Care Putting Good Communication into Practice Communication in Practice Key Messages What Have We Learned Before You Finish References a...
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CQC Regulation and Registration 2024 Framework Training ResourcesCQC Regulation and Registration 2024 Framework Awareness Presentation, Handouts x 2, Self Assessment Template, Follow-Up Activity Create a CQC Compliance Improvement Plan. All files editable. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To increase adult social care providers understanding of the CQC s 2024 regulatory changes, including the new assessment framework and updated registration and reporting processes, to support ongoing compliance and service improvement. Learning Objectives: Understand the purpose and statutory role of the Care Quality Commission in regulating adult social care. Explain the key components of the CQC s new single assessment framework introduced in 2024. Understand the updated CQC registration and reporting process using the new provider portal. Identify practical steps to prepare for inspections and embed quality standards into daily practice. Presentation (33 Slides) Aims and Objectives Welcome Introduction The CQC Purpose and Functions The 2024 Regulatory Shift ...
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Dementia Validation Theory Awareness Training ResourcesDementia Care - The Importance of Entering the Person's World & Validation Theory Healthcare and Adult Social Care Teaching/Training Resources Information about dementia in this presentation is specifically in relation to how the person with dementia perceives something and how it affects their reality - differences between the types of dementia in this respect are detailed. There are also examples of how to 'enter the world of the person with dementia' when their subjective reality is different from actual reality. Suitable for domiciliary care as well as residential care and day care services. All fully editable. Presentation in sections you can choose which sections to use. Aims and Objectives included if you want to use the presentation as it has been written. Comes with a 9 page Handout and a multiple choice end of session assessment. Overall Aim: To equip health and care staff with the knowledge and skills to effectively utilise the SBAR communication tool, fostering standardi...
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Dementia & Continence Training ResourcesDementia and Continence This training pack looks at continence issues for people with dementia. It looks at why continence can be a problem, the steps to be taken by managers and staff to manage continence issues in the care setting and at home (domiciliary care), physical aspects that should be addressed and when to get professional involvement. Suitable for care settings, care staff, trainers and training agencies, full and part-time courses. Presentation - Dementia and Continence (43 Slides) - Slide Titles: Introduction Statistics Supportive Continence Care Setting the Scene for Incontinence Cognitive Impairments of Dementia, Sensory/Physical Impairments Incontinence Dignity Challenging Behaviour (relating to continence) Other Issues Why People with Dementia have Continence Problems Pain Bladder Control Problems Eliminating Physical Causes Aspects of Incontinence Understanding Behaviour (relating to continence) Assessing Continence Problems (Assessment, History, GP Assessment Env...
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Dementia and Diabetes Training ResourcesDementia and Diabetes Presentation - Dementia & Diabetes (74 slides) - Slide Titles: Introduction Statistics Diabetes and the Risk of Dementia Department of Health 2012 Cognitive Impairment What is Diabetes? Types of Diabetes Type 1 Diabetes Type 2 Diabetes Diabetes and Dementia Dementia Types and Early Symptoms Progression of Dementia The Importance of Early Diagnosis Diet Medication Tablets and Side Effects Injectable medication Common Injection Names Insulin Injections Hypoglycaemia Treating Hypoglycaemia Consequences Reducing Risks of Hypoglycaemia Caring for People with Dementia and Diabetes Caring for People with Dementia Who Develop Diabetes Problems Care and Support Plans Keeping Me Safe Cognitive Ability Biography and Personality Physical Health Environment Nutrition Barriers to Healthy Eating (Dementia and Diabetes) Hyperglycaemia Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA) Diabetic Coma Competencies Required (Care Homes) References Word Documents 9 Hand-outs for the presentation Mini Cog...
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Dementia Awareness Training ResourcesDementia Awareness Presentation 1 - Introduction to Dementia (20 Slides) Slide Titles: What is Dementia? Dementia Symptoms of Dementia (3 slides) Causes of Dementia (6 slides) Dementia Dementia Cures? Treatments and Side Effects (2 slides) Alzheimer s Disease Dementia or Ageing? Can Dementia be Prevented? References Presentation 2 - Understanding Dementia (29 Slides) Slide Titles: Introduction Understanding Dementia Why Do People Get Dementia? Understanding Dementia (4 slides) Neurones, Alzheimer s, Vascular Dementia, (Cont'd) Other Dementias Lifestyle, Symptoms (3 slides) Progression of Dementia Risk Factors (2 slides) Initial Diagnosis What is Memory? Understanding Dementia (4 slides) Memory, Thinking, Remembering,Reasoning References Presentation 3 - Psychological Treatments for Dementia (22 Slides) Slide Titles: Introduction Psychological Treatments (3 slides) Background Information on Dementia Aims of Treatment Psychological Treatments for Dementia Reality Orientation and Remin...
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Dementia Behaviour Changes Training ResourcesDementia - Understanding Brain Changes and Related Behaviour Changes Includes underpinning knowledge for common types of dementia, parts of the brain affected and specific changes in how a person with dementia behaves. Suitable for care settings, trainers, training agencies, lecturers etc. Presentation 1 The Brain and Affected Parts (60 slides) Note includes specifics of what a person with dementia can and cannot do Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction Damage to Brain Cells Understanding Changes General Types of Changes Brain Structure Cerebrum Cerebellum Lobes of the Cerebrum Frontal Lobe Temporal Lobe Parietal Lobe Occipital Lobe Limbic Lobe Other Main Parts of the Brian Functions of Main Parts of the Brain Brain Parts Affected by Dementia Key Points References Presentation 2 Introduction to Dementia (20 slides) Slide Titles: What is Dementia? Dementia Symptoms of Dementia Causes of Dementia Dementia Treatments and Side Effects Alzheimer s Disease Dementia or Ageing Can...
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Dementia Care Safeguarding Awareness Level 4 Training ResourcesDementia Care - Safeguarding Awareness Level 4 Presentation, 17 x Handouts, 10 x Case Study Based Learning Activities (Group and Individual), 9 Discussion Question Post Activity Handouts. Presentation is in Sections All files editable. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To equip supervisors and line managers with the knowledge, skills and confidence to effectively monitor and ensure safeguarding practices are maintained, while taking appropriate actions to protect service users with dementia from abuse and neglect Learning Objectives: Understand the legal and ethical responsibilitiesof supervisors and line managers in safeguarding service users with dementia Develop skills to monitor and evaluate safeguarding practiceswithin a care environment, ensuring adherence to policies and procedures Identify and respond appropriatelyto safeguarding concerns, providing clear guidance and actions to ensure the well-being and protection of service users Presentation (148 Slides) Introduction to S...
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Dementia Reminiscence Activities Training ResourcesDementia and Reminiscence as an Activity For clients with dementia, talking about the past is both social interaction and an activity. Care staff should utilise each one-to-one interaction with a client as an opportunity for social interaction activity. This training pack explains how to do this in normal everyday care situations. The pack also explains how this interaction can take place in group situations (rather than just the care worker and the client), how to create personal memory packs for clients. It is suitable as awareness training for all staff in care settings where there are clients with dementia. Useful also for trainers, training agencies and for use on full and part-time courses including QCF Diploma. Presentation 1 Communication during Everyday Activities (30 slides) Slide Titles: Introduction Reminiscence what is it? Everyday activities Using themes Themes examples Skills required Benefits to the client Benefits to the carer Benefits Rights of the client Communica...
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Dementia Risk Enablement Training ResourcesDementia - Risk Enablement Assessment This pack (which follows current national Department for Health guidelines) explains the process of risk assessment as one of Risk Enablement, to ensure that clients retain as much independence as possible. Presentation - Dementia and Risk Enablement (46 slides) - Slide Titles: Aims and objectives Introduction The link with personalisation Barrier to risk enablement What is risk enablement? Risk enablement and dementia Person centred care Human rights and equality Human Rights Act 1998 Equality Act 2010 Duty of care Shared understanding Risk enablement and well-being Risk enablement plan Risk assessment tools Essential training Mental Capacity Act 5 core principles (MCA) Deprivation of liberty safeguards Understanding dementia What is risk? Health and Safety Executive Case study Research evidence Abuse related risks Promoting independence Effective communication Decisions about risk Balancing freedom other clients Common risk factors falls Falls...
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Dementia Sensory Impairment Training ResourcesDementia and Sensory Loss PowerPoint 1 Introduction to Dementia and Sensory Loss (23 slides) Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction Dementia General problems - Sight Loss General problems - Hearing Loss Dual Sensory Loss Which Develops First? Identifying Sensory Impairment Identifying Dementia Causes of Sensory Loss Due to Dementia Sensory Loss Symptoms Accessible Information Regular Checks Care Provider Responsibilities Equipment Essential Questions Environment Essential Questions References PowerPoint 2 Dementia and Deafblindness (33 slides) Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction Deafblindness Age 70 plus Deafblindness Common Problems Dementia and Cognition The Role of Care Staff Problems Deafblindness Isolation and Social Exclusion Terminology Overall Difficulties and Dementia Behavioural Changes Communication Deafblindness Moving Around Guiding Routines Care Workers Should Consider Specialist Assessment/Support Communicator Guide Specialist Equipment Case Study S...
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Dementia vs Normal Ageing Awareness Training ResourcesDementia vs Normal Ageing - A Guide for Care Staff Health and Social Care Teaching Resources Presentation, Handout and End of Session Assessment (all editable). Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To gain an awareness of the differences between dementia and normal ageing Learning Objectives: Identify Cognitive Characteristics of Normal Ageing: Recognise typical age-related cognitive changes, such as mild forgetfulness, and distinguish them from more pronounced cognitive decline indicative of dementia. Discern Behavioral Traits in Normal Ageing: Differentiate between common shifts in personality and behaviour associated with ageing and the more significant and often disruptive behavioural changes observed in individuals with dementia. Recognize Functional Variances in Ageing and Dementia: Learn to identify subtle functional limitations associated with normal aging and contrast them with the progressive and impactful functional impairments characteristic of dementia. Presentation Aims a...
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Dementia Washing and Bathing Training ResourcesDementia - Personal Care - Washing and Bathing Presentation - Washing and Bathing Awareness (37 slides) Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction General Problems Incontinence Skin Inspection Before Washing or Bathing Care Plan Familiarity Preparation Health and Safety Distractions Mirrors Before Bathing Accessible Information Toileting Prior to Bathing Chronic Conditions Simple Instructions Comfort Dignity Clothing Conversation/Song Empowerment Fear of Water Hand Held Sprays Humour and Dignity The Head After Bathing Never Leave Unattended Drying Body Lotions Alternatives to Bathing References Word Documents Presentation Handout (5 pages) End of Session Assessment
