Domiciliary Care
This category brings together a collection of editable training packs designed specifically for home‑care environments.
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Disciplinaries Awareness Training ResourcesWorkforce Management Disciplinary Awareness What Should be Investigated? and Disciplinary Awareness for Staff Suitable for any organisation, trainers, training agencies and settings. Presentation 1) - Disciplinary Awareness and What Should be Investigated? (22 Slides) - Slide Titles: Aims/Objectives Introduction Misconduct Misconduct Examples Insubordination Unethical Relationships Inter-Office Relationship Policies Harassment Discrimination and Bullying Harassment and Discrimination Theft or Fraud Substance Abuse Misconduct Outside the Workplace General Misconduct vs Gross Misconduct Gross Misconduct Gross Misconduct Examples Summary and Conclusion References Presentation 2) Disciplinary Awareness for Staff (The Procedure) (24 Slides) Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction How Disciplinary Procedures Work Disciplinary Steps ACAS Code of Practice Disciplinary Procedures and Employment Contracts Disciplinary Hearings Taking Someone with you (Disciplinary Hearing) Disciplinary...
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Diuretics Awareness Training ResourcesDiuretics Awareness - A Guide for Residential Care and Domiciliary Care Staff Health and Social Care Teaching/Training 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 a 9 Page Handout and a Multiple Choice End of Session Assessment. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To provide residential and domiciliary care staff with an understanding of diuretics, their purpose and considerations when supporting residents or clients on diuretic therapy. Learning Objectives: Understand the basic concept of diuretics and their purpose. Recognise signs that a resident or client might be on diuretics. Identify common situations where diuretics might be needed for residents or clients. Demonstrate knowledge of potential side effects of diuretics and when to seek medical advice. Presentation (49 Slides) Aims and Objectives Setting the...
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Domestic Violence Awareness Training ResourcesSafeguarding - Domestic Violence Awareness Presentation 1 - An Introduction to Domestic Violence (22 slides) Slide Titles: The impact of domestic violence What domestic violence is Types of domestic violence How common it is Why it occurs Who it affects Presentation 2 - Help and Support Available (Professional Interventions, Help and Services Awareness) This session gives an overview of the help and services available to victims of domestic violence. Specific organisations involved Current government strategy Specialist services and processes Presentation 3 - Domestic Violence and Older People (focuses on women) 36 slides This session gives a summary of the literature concerning domestic violence and older people. The particular difficulties facing older women living with domestic violence Why older women are reluctant to disclose Implications and action required by health and social care services Why domestic violence can be confused with elder abuse Presentation 4 - Domestic Viole...
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Domiciliary Care Safeguarding Awareness Level 1 Training ResourcesEditable Level 1 safeguarding resource for domiciliary care. Includes a full presentation, handout, case studies, quiz and assessment. Ideal for induction, refresher training and CPD in home care settings.
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Domiciliary Care Safeguarding Awareness Level 2 Training ResourcesDomiciliary Care - Safeguarding Awareness Level 2 Presentation, Handout, Case Studies,Trainer Aide and End of Session Assessment (short quiz also in the presentation). All files editable. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To provide participants with an understanding of safeguarding in domiciliary care, focusing on recognisingsigns of abuse, knowing the correct actions to take and understanding the legal and ethical responsibilities. Learning Objectives: Understand the different types of abuse and their signs in domiciliary care settings. Recognisethe steps to take when abuse or neglect is suspected. Understand the role of staff in safeguarding and the legal requirements involved. Presentation (50 Slides) Welcome and Introduction An Introduction to Recognising and Responding to Abuse What is Safeguarding? Importance of Safeguarding Vulnerable Individuals Legal and Ethical Responsibilities Types of Abuse Physical Abuse Types of Abuse Emotional/Psychological Abuse Types of Abuse - Neg...
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Domiciliary Care Safeguarding Awareness Level 3 Training ResourcesDomiciliary Care - Safeguarding Awareness Level 3 Presentation, 3 x Handouts, Case Study Based Learning Activities (Group and Individual), End of Session Assessment. Presentation is in Sections All files editable. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of safeguarding in domiciliary care, including legal frameworks, best practices and practical strategies for ensuring the safety and well-being of vulnerable individuals in their care. Learning Objectives: Understand the key principles and legislation related to safeguarding in domiciliary care. Identify and respond to signs of abuse, neglect and exploitation in vulnerable individuals. Demonstrate knowledge of the role of the care worker and the processes for reporting safeguarding concerns in domiciliary care. Presentation (76 Slides) Introduction Importance of Safeguarding in the Context of Vulnerable Individuals SECTION - Understanding Safeguarding Key Principles Definition of Safeg...
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Domiciliary Care Safeguarding Awareness Level 4 Training ResourcesDomiciliary Care - Safeguarding Awareness Level 4 Presentation, 10 x Handouts,7 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 in domiciliary care with the knowledge and skills to effectively implement, monitor and uphold safeguarding practices, ensuring the protection and well-being of service users. Learning Objectives: Understand their leadership responsibilities in safeguarding, including legal and regulatory requirements. Implement and monitor safeguarding policies, ensuring best practice is followed within their teams. Respond effectively to safeguarding concerns, including risk assessments, escalation and multi-agency collaboration. Presentation (102 Slides) Introduction Section - Legal and Regulatory Frameworks Introduction Care Act 2014 (Adults) Children Act 1989 and 2004 Mental Capacity Act 2005...
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Duty of Care Domiciliary Care Level 1 Training ResourcesDuty of Care Domiciliary Care Level 1 Training Resources Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainers Aide Answer Key. All files editable. Overall Aim: To develop staff s awareness and understanding of their duty of care when supporting people in their own homes and how this contributes to safe, respectful and person-centred care. Learning Outcomes: Explain what duty of care means. Recognise their responsibilities when supporting people in their own homes. Identify situations where duty of care may be a concern. Know who to speak to and what action to take when they have a concern. Presentation (29 Slides) - Slide titles: Overall Aim and Learning Outcomes Introduction What Does Duty of Care Mean? What Does Duty of Care Mean in Everyday Practice Our Responsibilities Duty of Care and Choice What If Something Goes Wrong? What Should You Do? Who Should I Report a Concern To? Scenario: What Would You Do? What Does Good Duty of Care Look Like? Quick Check Duty of Care Key Me...
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Ear Care Awareness Training ResourcesEar Care - Awareness and the Role of Residential Care Staff and Domiciliary Care Staff 2 Presentations, 2 Handouts, 1 End of Session Multiple Choice Assessment Presentation 1 - Ear Care Awareness Aims and Objectives Introduction Cleaning the Ears Ear Wax Noise Protection Water Protection Preventing Infections Avoiding Trauma Seeking Medical Attention Regular Check-Ups Healthy Lifestyle Ear Care Needs References and Further Information Presentation 2 - The Role of Care Staff Aims and Objectives Introduction Assessment and Monitoring Assistance with Cleaning Recognising Signs of Ear Problems Earwax Management Communication and Advocacy Promoting Preventive Measures Collaboration with Healthcare Professionals Documentation Training and Continuing Education Respecting Individual Needs Final Words References and Further Information Word Documents Ear Care Awareness Handout Role of Care Staff Handout End of Session Multiple Choice Assessment HSC Training Link Training Resources for Health...
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End of Life Care Role of the Carer Training ResourcesEnd of Life Care - Role of the Carer Health and Social Care Training Resources Aim : The Role of Carers in the End-of-Life Journey Learning Objectives: 1. Understand the pivotal role of carers in the end-of-life journey, including family members, healthcare professionals and volunteers. 2. Explain the responsibilities and duties of carers. 3. Recognise the emotional and psychological impact of care giving and its importance in the well-being of both the patient and the carer. 4. Identify effective communication strategies and approaches to establish trust and rapport with the patient and their families. PowerPoint Presentation (66 slides) Word Documents - Handout, End of Session Multiple Choice Assessment, , Slide Titles: SEE IMAGES
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End-of-Life and Palliative Care – 10 Toolbox Talks for Domiciliary Care Staff Pack AEnd-of-Life and Palliative Care 10 Toolbox Talks for Domiciliary Care Staff Pack A Fully editable Word Document (43 Pages). This End-of-Life and Palliative Care Toolbox Talks Pack contains 10 ready-to-use Toolbox Talks designed specifically for trainers delivering short, practical learning sessions to Domiciliary Care Staff. The pack provides an easy way to deliver focused refresher training, team learning and practice-based discussions around supporting people who are living with serious or life-limiting illness or approaching the end of their life. Rather than providing a full-length training course, these Toolbox Talks are designed to support short, focused learning sessions of approximately 10 15 minutes, making them suitable for use during team meetings, staff meetings, supervision, refresher training or other opportunities for bite-sized learning. Who is this pack for? This resource is designed for trainers, training providers, care managers and organisations delivering traini...
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EOLC What is it? Domiciliary Care Level 1 Training ResourcesEOLC What is it? Domiciliary Care Level 1 Training Resources Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key. All files editable. Overall Learning Aim: To develop an awareness of end-of-life care and how domiciliary care staff can support people approaching the end of life with dignity, compassion and respect. Learning outcomes: Know what end-of-life care means. Recognise when someone may be nearing the end of life. Know how to support someone with dignity and respect. Know how to provide comfort and reassurance. Know when to ask for help or report concerns Presentation (33 Slides) - Slide Titles: Aim and Objectives Introduction What Is End-of-Life Care? When Might Someone Be Approaching The End of Life? Supporting Comfort Dignity and Respect at The End of Life Communication at The End of Life Supporting Families and Those Important to The Person Following The Person's Wishes Recognising When Someone May Be Uncomfortable Keeping The Person Safe and Comforta...
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Equality Diversity & Inclusion Domiciliary Care Level 1 Traininbg ResourcesEquality Diversity & Inclusion Domiciliary Care Level 1 Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key. All files editable. Overall Learning Aim: To understand the importance of equality, diversity and inclusion when supporting people in their own homes. Learning outcomes: Understand what equality, diversity and inclusion mean. Recognise that everyone is different and should be treated fairly. Identify ways to respect people s differences and choices. Recognise unfair or discriminatory behaviour. Know how to help people feel included and respected in their own homes. Presentation (47 Slides) - Slide Titles: Aim and Objectives Introduction What Do Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Mean? Everyone is Different Treating People Fairly Respecting Diversity What Does Inclusion Mean? Equality, Diversity & Inclusion in Everyday Care Discrimination - What is it? Recognising Unfair Treatment Avoiding Stereotypes and Assumptions Respecting People's Choices Respecting ...
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Falls Awareness and Prevention Training Resources1) Falls Awareness 2) Falls Prevention Awareness 3) Introduction to Falls (Care Homes) Presentation 1 - Falls Awareness (66 slides) Slide Titles: Consequences of falls Other consequences What is a fall? Types of fall Why do people fall? Falls the most common adverse incident Risk management How people stay upright Needed to stay upright What the human body uses to stay upright Muscles and joints Eyes Ears Proprioception Vasoactive responses Neural processing Remaining upright Healthy ageing Ageing People at greatest risk Effects of illness Stroke Parkinson s disease Arthritis Diabetes Cardiac problems Dementia Bladder problems Other risk factors Medicines Summary References Presentation 2 - Falls Prevention (34 slides) Slide Titles: NICE Guidelines Risk identification Person centred care Risk assessment Environmental risk assessment Section header - risk assessment special note A note about orthostatic hypotension Risk assessment records Interventions Interventions (after a fall) NI...
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Fasting Awareness for Religious Practices Training ResourcesFasting Awareness for Religious Practices - A Guide for Nurses and Care Staff - Health and Social Care Teaching/Training Resources All fully editable (should you wish to edit). Presentation - Aims and Objectives included if you want to use the presentation as it has been written. Comes with 3 Handouts and 3 End of Session Learning Objective Assessments (Multiple Choice and YES/NO questions. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To equip nurses and social care workers with knowledge and understanding of fasting practices in various religions. Learning Objectives Understand the significance of fasting in different religious practices. Recognise the cultural and spiritual significance of fasting. Compare and contrast fasting practices across religions. Presentation (67 Slides) Aims and Objectives Introduction SECTION - Introduction to Fasting Definition of Fasting Significance of Fasting Historical Context SECTION - Fasting Practices in Major Religions - Islam SECTION - Fasting Practices i...
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Fasting Health Considerations Training ResourcesHealth Considerations During Fasting for Religious Practices - A Guide for Nurses and Care Staff - Health and Social Care Teaching/Training 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 2 Handouts and 1 End of Session Learning Objective Assessments (containing 3 assessments, one for each learning objective). Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To equip health and social care staff with the knowledge and understanding necessary to support individuals practising fasting while ensuring their physical health and well-being. Learning Objectives Understand the importance of considering health factors during fasting and the potential impact on individuals' physical well-being. Identify the potential health benefits associated with fasting and recognise the scientific evidence supporting these benefits. Recognise the ri...
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Fibromyalgia Awareness Training ResourcesFibromyalgia Awareness - Residential and Domiciliary Care Settings (Level 2) Presentation, Handout, End of Session Assessment (mix of multiple choice, true/false and short answer questions), Trainer Aide Answer Key End of Session Assessment. All editable. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To enhance care workers understanding of fibromyalgia and improve the quality of support provided to adults living with the condition in residential and domiciliary care settings. Learning Objectives: Recognise the key symptoms and challenges associated with fibromyalgia, including its variable and invisible nature. Understand the role of care workers in providing person-centred, empathetic and consistent support for individuals with fibromyalgia. Develop effective communication and documentation practices to ensure responsive and holistic care for service users affected by fibromyalgia. Presentation (28 Slides) Aims and Objectives Welcome What is Fibromyalgia? Key Characteristics of Fibromyalgia P...
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Fire Safety Safe Use of Emollient Creams Training ResourcesPowerPoint presentation and Word Document handout and Generic End of Session Assessment. Safe Use of Emollient Creams (34 slides) - slide titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction What are Emollients? What Is The Risk? How Big Is The Risk? Mechanism of the Risk Which Emollient Products Are Affected? Do's and don'ts advice for staff and for staff to give to clients/residents/patients/relatives/informal carers Advising Patients, Clients, Relatives and Carers Smoking Clothing and Bedding Furniture Fire Safety Fire Safety Law Fire Safety Training Fire Risk Assessments Individual Fire Risk Assessments of Residents/Clients Mental Capacity Act Mental Capacity Act and Fire Safety Individual Fire Risk Assessments Incidents in Care Homes Coroner Report involving Emollients Incident at a Care Home Things to Check CQC Learning from Safety Incidents CQC (Registration) Regulations 2009: Regulation 18 Yellow Card Scheme References Word Documents 9 page handout Generic end of session easy assessment...
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Fluids and Nutrition Domiciliary Care Level 1 Training ResourcesFluids and Nutrition Domiciliary Care Level 1 Training Resources Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key. All files editable. Overall aim: To understand why fluids and nutrition are important and how care staff can support people to eat and drink safely in their own homes. Learning outcomes: Why eating and drinking are important. Why people need enough fluids. Ways to support people to eat and drink. Know that people have different food and drink needs. When there may be a concern about eating or drinking. Who to tell if there is a concern. Presentation (38 Slides) - Slide Titles: Aim and Objectives Introduction Why Are Fluids and Nutrition Important? What Do We Mean by Nutrition and Hydration? What Happens When We Do Not Get Enough to Eat or Drink? Good Hydration and Nutrition Why Do We Need Fluids? Dehydration Possible Signs of Dehydration Supporting People to Drink Why Is Good Nutrition Important Supporting People to Eat at Home Why Is Good Nutri...
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Frailty Awareness Training ResourcesUnderstanding Frailty in Health and Social Care Recognising and Supporting People Living with Frailty Presentation, Handout, End of Session Knowledge Check Questions (multiple choice), Trainer Aide Answer Key. All files editable Overall Aim: To raise awareness of frailty, its impact on people s health and wellbeing and the importance of early identification and person- centred care across all health and care settings. Learning Objectives: By the end of this session, participants will be able to: Understand frailty and its impact on health, daily life and care needs. Recognise and categorise frailty using the Electronic Frailty Index (eFI) and observable signs. Apply person-centred approaches and adapt care, communication and environments in multi-disciplinary settings. Presentation (29 Slides) Aims and Objectives Introduction What is Frailty? Why Understanding Frailty Matters Frailty Across the Care Pathway The Electronic Frailty Index (eFI) Signs and Indicators of Frailty Impact on...
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GORD (GERD) Awareness Training ResourcesGORD Awareness - Residential and Domiciliary Care (Gastro-Oesophageal Reflux Disease) 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 raise awareness and understanding of GORD to support the recognition, reporting and day-to-day care of individuals living with the condition in adult residential and domiciliary settings. Learning Objectives: Recognise the common signs, symptoms and potential impact of GORD in adults receiving care. Understand the general factors that can contribute to or worsen GORD in care settings. Identify simple care strategies and when to report concerns to help manage GORD effectively. Presentation (53 Slides) Aims and Objectives Welcome Introduction to GORD Why Staff Need an Awareness of GORD Section - Causes and Risk Factors of GORD Common Causes of GORD Risk Factors Common in Adults in Care What is the LES? Releva...
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Grooming Awareness Training ResourcesSafeguarding - Grooming Awareness - Training Resources Presentation (in Sections), 8 Handouts, End of Session Multiple Choice Assessment Overall Aim: The aim of this session is to educate the audience about the signs and dangers of grooming, empowering them to recognise and respond to potential cases of exploitation and abuse. Learning Objectives: Understand the definition of grooming and its various stages. Identify common signs and indicators of grooming in vulnerable individuals, especially children. Creating a safe and supportive environment for open communication about grooming concerns. Reporting suspected grooming or child sexual abuse Presentation (76 slides) Aims and Objectives Introduction What is Grooming? Stages of Grooming Section - TARGETING Section - BUILDING TRUST Section - ESTABLISHING A RELATIONSHIP Section - ISOLATING THE VICTIM Section - SECRECY AND MANIPULATION Section - EXPLOITATION Section - RECOGNISING THE SIGNS OF GROOMING Section - PREVENTION & INTERVENTION...
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Health and Safety Domiciliary Care Training ResourcesDomiciliary Care - Health and Safety Overview Suitable for domiciliary care settings, homecare, trainers, training agencies and training courses (including QCF Diploma). An overview of the health and safety issues (see list below) faced by domiciliary care staff and includes legislation and risk assessment, employers legal duties, induction and training, main health and safety issues. Presentation (50 slides) (with session hand-out) Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction Where to Start A Range of Duties Vulnerability Policies and Procedures Employers Legal Duties Risk Assessment Range of Risk Assessment Training and Information Induction Additional Training Equal Access to Information Passive Smoking Manual Handling Manual Handling Risk Assessment Medication Infections Infection Control Personal Protective Equipment PPE Gloves Lone Working Lone Working Risk Assessment Lone Working Driving Violence General Health & Safety Aspects References Further Information Word Document S...
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Herbert Protocol Missing Persons Training ResourcesDementia Herbert Protocol Health and Social Care Teaching Resources Presentation and 6 page handout The Herbert Protocol encourages carers, family members and friends of individuals with dementia to gather and record essential information about the person with dementia. This information can be crucial in the event that the person goes missing, as individuals with dementia can become disoriented and confused, making it challenging for them to provide details about themselves. Presentation (41 slides) introduction Herbert Protocol Section - Personal Information Section - Medical Information Section - Daily Routine Section - Key Contacts Section - Safe Place References and Further Information Handout (6 pages) Documents saved in Office, ODF and PDF formats. 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 Folder attachment. All packs are written i...
