Presentation Packs
This category lists editable training resources that include more than a presentation.
Are these training packs editable? Yes, every resource is fully editable so you can adapt it to your service, training style and policies.
Do these packs include lesson plans? No - these are not courses, they are resources for use in your own sessions.
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Enabling and Supporting Effective Advocacy Services Training ResourcesA complete editable training pack covering how to enable and support effective advocacy in health and social care. Includes a full presentation and handout to help staff understand roles, responsibilities, and practical steps that promote independence, choice and control.
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End of Life Care Awareness Residential & Domiciliary Care Training ResourcesEnd of Life Care BASICS - Core presentation (all staff),plus 3 additional presentations - Residential Care, Domiciliary Care, Non Care Staff - Training Resources Presentations x 4, Handouts x 4, End of Session Assessments x 4, Trainer Aide Answer key x 4. All presentations also include learning activities for all learning objectives. All files fully editable. Presentation 1 - End of Life Care Basics (Core - all staff) - 49 Slides Overall Aim: To provide all staff with a foundational understanding of end of life care, enabling them to support individuals with dignity, recognise changes in condition and respond appropriately within their role... Learning Objectives:Define end of life care and its key principles Describe the importance of person-centred approaches in end of life care Identify common signs that may indicate deterioration or approaching end of life Explain how to communicate sensitively with individuals and those important to them Recognise their role, responsibilities a...
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End of Life Care Introduction to EOLC Training ResourcesIntroduction to End of Life Care Health and Social Care Training Resources - this is a general introduction to Safeguarding. Aim : Definition and Scope of End-of-Life Care Learning Objectives: 1. Define "end-of-life care" and explain its scope, including the specific stages and conditions it encompasses. 2. Differentiate between palliative care and end-of-life care 3. Identify the key principles and goals of end-of-life care 4. Understand the importance of a multidisciplinary approach in providing comprehensive end-of-life care PowerPoint Presentation (72 slides) Word Documents - Handout, End of Session Multiple Choice Assessment, , Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction SECTION HEADER Definition and Scope of End of Life Care Definition What Does EOLC Address? Multidisciplinary Support Is End of Life Care Palliative Care? The Approach to End of Life Care Conclusion SECTION HEADER Specific Stages Introduction Pre-Active Dying Phase Active Dying Phase Terminal Restlessness End...
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End of Life Care Managing Pain and Symptoms Training ResourcesEnd of Life Care - Managing Pain and Symptoms 114 slide presentation split into 4 sessions with end of session assessments and learning activities and handouts . Presentation - Session 1 Common Symptoms Types of Pain Physical Pain Types Emotional Pain Social and Spiritual Pain Pain as an Experience The Importance of Assessment and Pain Management Shortness of Breath Types of Shortness of Breath Shortness of Breath Management Strategies Nausea and Vomiting Types of Vomiting The Importance of Recognising Different Types of Nausea and Vomiting Loss of Appetite Dehydration The Importance of Monitoring and Managing Loss of Appetite and Dehydration Monitoring and Managing Loss of Appetite and Dehydration Constipation Bowel Problems The Importance of Monitoring and Managing Constipation and Bowel Problems Monitoring and Managing Constipation and Bowel Problems Cognitive and Neurological Changes Delirium Dementia Progression Reduced Attention and Concentration Altered Consciousness Neurolog...
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End of Life Care Planning & Tools Training ResourcesAs well as training material on EoLC Tools, Communication and Palliative Care awareness there is a specific presentation focusing on care planning for EoLC . The Care Planning part of this pack is very hands on and the learning activities are designed to be helpful in reviewing existing care plans and revising them so that care is provided according to the Regulations and Outcomes. Presentation 1 - End of Life Tools Awareness (48 slides) Slide Titles: Introduction EoLC Programme The End of Life Care Strategy End of Life Care Tools Partnership Working End of Life Care Pathway Elements of Palliative Care Preferred Place of Care Plan Gold Standards Framework Gold Standards Framework Approach Gold Standards Framework the Seven Principles Gold Standards Framework Gold Standards Framework in Care Homes Programme Abolition of the Liverpool Care Pathway NICE "Care of Dying Adults in the Last Days of Life" Further Information/References Presentation 2 - Effective Communication (EoLC) 45 slid...
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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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Enteral Route Feeding and Medication Training ResourcesEnteral Route 8 PowerPoint presentations and 31 Word documents. Presentation 1 - PEG Feeding and PEJ Feeding Overview (97 slides) Slide Titles Aims and Objectives Introduction PEGs PEJs Malnutrition BMI Classifications- Malnutrition Screening Screening for Malnutrition Nutritional Support Enteral Feeding Indications Responsibilities Consent and Mental Capacity Record Keeping and Documentation Ethical and Legal Considerations Storage and Care of Feeds PEG Insertion Indications Contraindications Early Detection of Complications Management of PEG Feeding Placement of Tubes Methods of Feeding Pump Feeding Bolus Feeding Care of Equipment Care of PEG site Procedure if PEG comes out Procedure if PEG comes out (Untrained Staff) Checking PEG Tube Position - pH management and procedures Feeding Equipment Clinical procedure - Administering a Bolus Feed Clinical Procedure - Administering a Pump Feed Competence PEJs Indications for PEJ Insertion Feeding via PEJ Daily Care of PEJ Tubes Procedure...
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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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EOLC What is it? Residential Care Level 1 Training ResourcesEOLC What is it? Residential Care Level 1 Training Resources Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key. All files editable. Overall Learning Aim: Learning outcomes: Presentation (33 Slides) - Slide Titles: Aim and Objectives Introduction What Is End-of-Life Care? 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 Comfortable Working As Part Of The Care Team Emotional Support and Compassion Looking After Yourself What Should I Do If I Am Concerned? After Death Basic Awareness Remembering What Matters Key Messages References and Further Information Word Documents Handout Knowledge Check Questions Trainer Aide Answer key HSC Training Link Training Resources for Health and Social Care Supplying training resources to the health and social care sector since 2004....
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Epilepsy Awareness Training ResourcesPowerPoint Presentations and Word Documents (includes multiple choice end of session assessments for all sessions) Epilepsy Understanding, Seizures and First Aid A mixed pack, can be used for in house staff awareness training sessions, first aid sessions and as part of relevant units on full-time and part-time courses. The final presentation in this pack looks at what to do in the event of a seizure. Presentation 1 - Introduction to Epilepsy (20 Slides) Slide Titles: (there is also a simplified version of this session) Trainer Introduction Learning Activity 1 and Ice Breaker Learning Activity 2 Seizures Definition of Epilepsy Physical Causes Genetic Causes Learning Activity 3 Care Value Base Empowerment Diagnosing Learning Activity 4 Points to Remember Effects of Seizures Functional Areas of the Brain Recap End of Session Assessment (Informal) References Presentation 2 - Epilepsy (What it is and who it affects) (21 Slides) Slide Titles: What Epilepsy is, Effects of Seizures Function...
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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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Equality Diversity & Inclusion Residential Care Level 1 Training ResourcesEquality Diversity & Inclusion Residential 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 residential care. 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 make care inclusive and respectful. 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 Culture, Beliefs a...
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Eye Anatomy Awareness Training ResourcesAnatomy of the Eye Presentation - Eye Anatomy. Word Documents End of session assessment, 2 hand-outs (one for labelling by learners). HSC Training Link Teaching, Training and Development Resources for the Health and Social Care Sector, RQF, QCF (was NVQ) Diploma Level 2 3 4 underpinning knowledge.
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Eye Care Awareness Training ResourcesEye Care PowerPoint presentations and Word documents. This pack covers procedures for safe administration of eye care and also the chain of infection. A third presentation looks at Domiciliary Eye Care Provision (i.e. eye tests etc. within a care setting and eye information that should be obtained prior to admittance to care, updating of care records etc.) Suitable for any setting where eye care is administered (residential and nursing homes, domiciliary and homecare, day centres etc.)Suitable for workers, care settings, trainers, training agencies, lecturers etc. Presentation 1 Eye Care Awareness (33 slides) Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction Eye care Hand washing Eye area cleaning Special precautions Artificial eyes - cleaning Equipment needed Eye care procedures Instilling eye drops Instilling eye ointment Safety Eye medication user groups Refrigeration needs Admittance of a resident Labelling of eye medicines General warnings Finally References Presentation 2 Chain o...
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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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Female Catheterisation Awareness Level 2 Training ResourcesFemale Catheterisation Awareness Level 2 Training Resources This pack explains what female catheterisation is, who is authorised to perform it and how care staff safely support individuals with catheter care without carrying out the clinical procedure. All files editable, so you can tailor it as required. Overall Aim: To develop staff awareness, confidence and understanding of female catheterisation so they can recognise what it is, support individuals who have a catheter, promote dignity and comfort, identify early signs of concern and follow correct reporting and escalation procedures across any health or social care setting. Learning Objectives Explain what female catheterisation is and why an individual may require a catheter. Describe the different types of female catheters used in health and social care settings. Identify their own non clinical role in supporting a person with a catheter. Recognise signs of discomfort, infection or catheter related concerns that require report...
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Female Genital Mutilation Training ResourcesSafeguarding - Female genital Mutilation FGM For all types of care settings, care staff, schools, early years etc., trainers, training agencies and for use on full and part time courses. Presentation 1 - Introduction to FGM (21 slides) - Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction Definition Common Forms Other Types Ages World Health Organization (WHO) Prevalence Staying Aware and Alert Statistics The Law Summary References Presentation 2 Health Risks (21 slides) Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction Immediate Health Risks Long Term Health Risks Psychological/Psychosexual Summary References Presentation 3 FGM Do You Suspect Someone is at Risk? (24 slides) - Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction Risk Factors Reasonable Belief of Harm Interventions Initiating Protection Proceedings Children Act Section 47 Serious Crime Act 2015 Children Going Abroad Confidentiality Indications Inter-Agency Approaches References Word Documents 7 Handouts
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Female Urinary Catheterisation Clinical Awareness & Procedures Training ResourcesFemale Urinary Catheterisation Clinical Awareness & Procedures Training Resources 2 Presentations (one of which is Step by Step Procedures), Handout (Summary), Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key, Clinical Based Scenario Based Judgements Tests, Trainer Aide Answer Sheet, Clinical Observation Aide All files editable - use what you need. Overall Aim of the Session To provide registered clinicians with the knowledge skill and clinical reasoning required to carry out safe female urethral catheterisation and manage complications effectively in any setting. Learning Objectives LO1 Understand Clinical Indications and Contraindications LO2 Apply Detailed Knowledge of Female Anatomy and Physiology LO3 Perform the Clinical Procedure Safely and Competently LO4 Identify and Manage Complications Promptly LO5 Provide Person Centred Clinical Care During and After the Procedure LO6 Document Clinical Actions Accurately and Lawfully LO7 Apply Clinical Skills Safely Across Different Car...
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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 Door Awareness Training ResourcesFire Door Awareness - Health and Safety Training Resources Simple Overview Presentation and Handout Presentation (16 slides) Aims and Objectives Introduction Purpose Construction Ratings Components Installation Maintenance Signage Training Legal Requirements Testing Fire Door Safety References and Further Information Word Document 3 page handout 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 in a generic style and can easily be adapted to suit your own specific training delivery. Resources are Microsoft Office based. Secure payments via PayPal Merchant Commerce Platform. You do not need a PayPal account to use this payment gateway. Debit and credit card payments accepted.
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Fire Safety and First Aid for New Mums Safe Start Training ResourcesFire Safety and First Aid for New Mums - 'Safe Start' This pack has been written in a style that new mums will understand. There is an overall aim and learning objectives - but the formal assessment of learning in this pack has been replaced with interactive quiz questions and discussion questions built into the presentation. The packs includes a presentation and 2 handouts. All files editable. There are also links to 2 videos included in the presentation slides. Aim and Objectives: Overall aim: To empower new mums with the knowledge and confidence to keep their baby safe from fire risks at home and to respond calmly and effectively to common first aid situations. Learning objectives: Understand how to reduce fire risks in the home and create a safe environment for their baby. Recognise and respond to key emergency situations involving babies, including burns, choking and unresponsiveness. Gain hands-on experience with basic first aid techniques and fire safety equipment. NOTE: Trai...
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Fire Safety Awareness for Warden Marshall Training ResourcesFire Safety for Fire Warden Set out in a logical order with course partitions clearly indicating where each section starts. Well defined guidelines on roles and responsibilities, legislation, risk assessment, fire equipment and evacuation procedures etc. Suitable for initial or refresher training. Printable booklet included for the fire marshall. Presentation - Fire Marshall Fire Safety Awareness (82 Slides) Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction Fire Legislation The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 Premises Common Causes of a Fire Death and Injury Arson Deliberate Omission Electrical Fires Fires Caused By Smoking Cooking Equipment and Other Safety Features Fire Alarms Notices and Signs Fire Fighting Equipment Emergency Lighting Fire Resistant Doors Discovering a Fire Fire Service Arrival Fire Extinguisher Fire Blankets Fire Extinguishers & Labels Water Extinguishers Carbon Dioxide CO2 Extinguishers Spray Foam Extinguishers Dry Powder Extinguishers HOW TO USE EQUIP...
