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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Pathway Planning - Key Components of a Pathway Plan Training ResourcesKey Components of a Pathway Plan - Pathway Planning Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key All files editable. Overall Aim: To provide staff with a clear understanding of the essential components of a Pathway Plan and how each part supports effective, person-centred transition planning for care leavers. Learning Objectives: Learners will be able to identify the core sections of a statutory Pathway Plan and explain their purpose in supporting the young person s transition to adulthood. Learners will understand how information relating to health, education, accommodation, relationships, finances and independence skills is assessed and recorded within the Pathway Plan. Learners will recognise their role in contributing accurate, person-centred information to the Pathway Plan and ensuring the young person s voice is central to all planning. Presentation (36 Slides) Overall Aim Learning Objectives Introduction Assessing Needs and Aspirations Core Sectio...
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Pathway Planning - Legislation Overview and DutiesLegislation Overview and Duties - Pathway Planning Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key All files editable. Overall Aim: To develop an understanding of the key legislation and statutory duties that govern Pathway Planning for looked-after children and care leavers in England. Learning Objectives: Identify the main legal frameworks that outline responsibilities towards looked-after children and care leavers, including the Children Act 1989 and subsequent amendments. Explain the duties and requirements set out in the Care Leavers (England) Regulations 2010 and Children and Social Work Act 2017 in relation to Pathway Plans and Personal Adviser support. Describe how the Children s Homes (England) Regulations 2015 and associated Quality Standards promote education, leadership and independence in supporting young people s transition to adulthood. Presentation (36 Slides) Overall Aim Learning Objectives Introduction Children Act 1989 Duties towards Look...
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Pathway Planning - Local Authority Policies and The Role of Specific Services Training ResourcesLocal Authority Policies and The Role of Specific Services - Pathway Planning Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key All files editable. Overall Aim: To enable staff to understand how local authority policies and key services support care-experienced young people in planning and achieving a safe, gradual transition to independence. Learning Objectives: Learn about the purpose of local authority leaving care policies and how they guide pathway planning. Identify the roles of the Virtual School, Leaving Care Teams and Information, Advice and Guidance (IAG) services in supporting care leavers. Recognise how staff can work effectively with these services to empower young people and coordinate multi-agency support. Presentation (53 Slides) Overall Aim Learning Objectives Introduction Local Authority Policies Purpose of Local Authority Leaving Care Policies How They Guide Pathway Planning Why It Matters The Role of The Virtual School Key Practice Element...
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Pathway Planning - Promoting Independence Skills Training ResourcesPromoting Independence Skills - Pathway Planning Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key All files editable. Overall Aim: To provide staff with the knowledge and confidence to effectively promote, assess and support young people s independence skills as an essential part of statutory Pathway Planning Learning Objectives: Learners will be able to explain why independence skills are vital for preparing young people for adulthood and successful transitions. Learners will be able to identify key areas of independence development and how these are assessed and recorded within the Pathway Plan. Learners will recognise their role in supporting, teaching and reviewing independence skills in a person-centred, empowering and developmentally appropriate way. Presentation (36 Slides) Overall Aim Learning Objectives Introduction Why Independence Skills Matter Why Independence Skills Are Especially Important for Care-Experienced Young People Links to Pathway Plan...
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Pathway Planning - Purpose and Principles of Pathway Planning Training ResourcesPurpose and Principles of Pathway Planning Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key All files editable. Overall Aim: To provide staff with a clear understanding of the purpose, principles and practice of Pathway Planning in supporting care-experienced young people to achieve a safe and successful transition to adulthood. Learning Objectives: Describe what Pathway Planning is and explain why it is essential for preparing young people in care for independence. Identify the core principles of participation, empowerment, inclusion and rights-based practice within the Pathway Planning process. Recognise the roles and responsibilities of corporate parents and residential staff in promoting gradual, supported independence for young people. Presentation (40 Slides) Overall Aim Learning Objectives What is Pathway Planning? Why Does Pathway Planning Matter? Aims of Pathway Planning Principles of Pathway Planning Principle of Participation Principle of Particip...
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Pathway Planning - Risk Assessment and Safeguarding in Transition Training ResourcesRisk Assessment and Safeguarding in Transition - Pathway Planning Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key All files editable. Overall Aim: To equip staff with the knowledge, skills and confidence to identify, assess and manage risks during transition while promoting safe, positive independence for young people. Learning Objectives: Learners will understand the key vulnerabilities young people may face during transition and how these can impact safety and wellbeing. Learners will be able to apply the principles of positive risk-taking to balance independence, opportunity and safety. Learners will recognise how to develop collaborative, person-centred safety plans and respond appropriately when concerns need to be escalated. Presentation (38 Slides) Overall Aim Learning Objectives Understanding Vulnerability During Transition Why Transitions Increase Risk Risk of Homelessness Risk of Exploitation Mental Health Vulnerabilities Risk Related to Independe...
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Pathway Planning - Supporting Emotional Readiness and Resilience Training ResourcesSupporting Emotional Readiness and Resilience - Pathway Planning Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key All files editable. Overall Aim: To equip staff with the understanding and practical skills needed to support care-experienced young people s emotional readiness, resilience and wellbeing as part of effective Pathway Planning. Learning Objectives: Learners will understand how attachment, trauma and past experiences influence a young person s emotional development and readiness for independence. Learners will be able to identify and apply strategies that support emotional literacy, coping skills, resilience and self-esteem in daily practice. Learners will recognise how their role as consistent, trusted adults helps young people manage anxiety, fear of change and the emotional challenges involved in transition planning. Presentation (27 Slides) Overall Aim Learning Objectives Introduction Why Attachment and Trauma Matter in Pathway Planning Attachm...
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Peak Flow Testing Training ResourcesPeak Flow Testing - Underpinning Knowledge- A Guide for Nurses and Healthcare Staff Health and Social Care 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 8 Handouts plus a Multiple Choice End of Session Assessment. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform accurate peak flow testing, enhancing asthma management and patient outcomes. Learning Objectives: Understand the clinical significance of peak flow testing in monitoring asthma control and detecting exacerbations. Learn the correct techniques for peak flow testing using manual and digital peak flow meters. Know how to interpret and document peak flow readings accurately to inform treatment decisions and patient education. Presentation (48 Slides) Aims and Objectives Introducti...
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Penthrox (Methoxyflurane) Awareness and Use Level 3 Training ResourcesPenthrox (Methoxyflurane) Awareness and Use - Level 3 Written for Ambulance/Emergency Responders but all underpinning knowledge relevant for pre-hospital staff administering Penthrox. All files are edtable so you can adapt/tweak for speak audiences. Includes Presentation, Handout, True/False Assessment Questions, True/False Assessment Questions Answers, Assessment Knowledge Check, Assessment Knowledge Check Answers, Trainer Led Interactive Questions for the session. Presentation includes clinical scenarios. Learning Objectives Understand what Penthrox is and how it works Know when and how to administer Penthrox safely Recognise contraindications and side effects Understand storage, legal and documentation responsibilities Presentation (77 slides) Learning Objectives Welcome Section - Introduction to Penthrox What is Penthrox (Methoxyflurane)? Brief History and MHRA Approval of Penthrox (Methoxyflurane) Indications for Use in Pre-Hospital Care Primary Indications Additional Use and I...
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Percussion Therapy Training ResourcesRespiratory Care Percussion Therapy Principles Techniques Clinical Applications Health and Social Care 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 Handout plus 2 Multiple Choice End of Session Assessments (One for each learning objective) and TWO Practical Assessment Sheets - one simulated and one for assessing competence on a patient. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: Mastering Percussion Techniques for Effective Airway Clearance in Respiratory Care Learning Objectives: Understand the mechanisms of action behind percussion techniques and their role in mobilising mucus within the lungs for improved airway clearance. Identify appropriate indications and contraindications for percussion therapy in individuals with various respiratory conditions to ensure safe and effective treatment. Demonstrate profic...
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Person Centred Approaches Domiciliary Care Level 1 Training ResourcesPerson Centred Approaches Domiciliary Care Level 1 Training Resources Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions and Trainer Aide Answer Key. All files editable. Overall Aim: To develop staff awareness and understanding of person-centred approaches and how these can be applied in domiciliary care to support people's individual needs, choices, rights, dignity and wellbeing. Learning outcomes: Describe what person-centred care means. Identify the key principles of person-centred approaches. Recognise the importance of treating each person as an individual. Identify ways to promote choice, dignity, rights and independence. Presentation 37 Slides - Slide Titles: Overall Aim and Learning Outcomes Introduction What Do We Mean by Person-Centred? The Person Before the Care Needs The Key Principles of Person-Centred Approaches Knowing the Person Choice and Control Dignity and Respect in Everyday Care Promoting Independence Communication: Listening to the Person Supporting Individual Ne...
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Person Centred Approaches Residential Care Level 1 Training ResourcesPerson Centred Approaches Residential Care Level 1 Training Resources Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions and Trainer Aide Answer Key. All files editable. Overall Aim: To develop staff awareness and understanding of person- centred approaches and how these can be applied in everyday residential care to support people's individual needs, choices, rights, dignity and wellbeing. By the end of the session, learners will be able to: Describe what person-centred care means. Identify the key principles of person-centred approaches. Recognise the importance of treating each person as an individual. Identify ways to promote choice, dignity, rights and independence. Recognise examples of person-centred practice in residential care. Presentation 37 Slides - Slide Titles: Overall Aim and Learning Outcomes Introduction What Do We Mean by Person-Centred? The Person Before the Care Needs The Key Principles of Person-Centred Approaches Knowing the Person Choice and Control Dignity and ...
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Person Centred Care Awareness Training ResourcesPerson Centred Care Awareness Presentation Person Centred Care Awareness (43 Slides) - Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction Collaboration What is Person Centred Care? The Importance of Person Centred Care What Person Centred care is Not Principles of Person Centred Care Highly Dependent People Dementia or Limited Capacity Care Act 2014 Residential Care Planning for an Older Person Person Centred Care in Nursing NHS Constitution Research on Person Centred care Examples of Person Centred Care Recognising and Evidencing Person Centred Care Best Practice Embedding a Culture of Person Centred Care Legislation CQC Regulation 9 Health and Social Care Act Outcomes CQC Inspections Summary and Conclusion References Word Document Handout 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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Person Centred Counselling Theory Level 2 and Level 3 Training ResourcesLevel 2 Carl Rogers Person Centred Counselling Theory Awareness Level 3 Carl Rogers Person Centred Counselling Theory Awareness PowerPoint Presentations and Word Documents. Presentation 1 Level 2 Person Centred Counselling Theory (The Basics) (13 Slides) - Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction Carl Rogers Human Potentials Safe Place Core Conditions Empathy Unconditional Positive Regard Congruence Core Conditions References and Further Reading Presentation 3 - Level 3 Introduction to Person Centred Counselling (21 Slides) - Slide titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction Carl Rogers Carl Rogers-His Theory Psychological Problems Therapeutic Approach Unconditional Positive Regard Empathy Congruence Growth Therapeutic Movement Counselling Relationship Focus of Person Centred Therapy Criticisms of Person Centred Counselling References Word Documents 1 Assessments, 2 Handouts HSC Training Link Teaching, Training and Development Resources for the Health and Social Care Sector, RQF,...
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Personal Care - Roles and Responsibilities Training ResourcesPersonal Care Awareness for Care Staff and Support Workers PowerPoint presentation, PDF handout and generic personal end of session assessment. Presentation - 53 Slides Slide titles Aims and Objectives Introduction Person Centred Care Roles and Responsibilities Duty of Care What is Personal Care? What is Nursing Care? What are Clinical Tasks and Can Care Staff Undertake Them? Relevant Legislation Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014: Regulation 12 Competence Professional Practice Guidelines Mandatory Requirements for Staffing Mandatory Requirements - Care Plan and Risk Assessment Mandatory Requirements - Consent and Mental Capacity If a person refuses an intervention Personal Care Personal Care - Dental Care Personal Care - Foot Care Personal Care - Hand Nail Care Personal Care - Sanitary and Continence Protection Personal Care - Shaving Personal Care Washing, Dressing and Toileting Clinical Tasks In General Clinical Tasks Categories of Tasks and A...
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Personal Care Support Domiciliary Care Training ResourcesDomiciliary Care - Personal Care Support Awareness This pack introduces 'personal care support' for learners and staff new to the role of care work. It details what personal care support is and key aspects to be considered for each dividual receiving care. Presentation, handout, end of session multiple choice assessment. learning activity and learning activity answers. All files editable. Overall Aim: To provide an introduction to personal care support, ensuring staff understand the importance of maintaining dignity, hygiene and comfort for individuals receiving domiciliary care. Learning Objectives: Understand the key aspects of personal care support, including hygiene, dressing and toileting. Recognise the importance of dignity, respect and promoting independence when providing personal care. Identify best practices for maintaining hygiene and preventing infection during personal care tasks. Presentation (18 slides) Aims and Objectives Introduction Understanding Personal Care Help...
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Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans PEEPS Training ResourcesPersonal Emergency Evacuation Plans (PEEPS) (Fire & Emergency) PowerPoint presentation (laid out in sections, easy to follow and understand) and Word documents (printable from the CD). Includes printable hand-outs and example questionnaire and standard PEEP plan template and printable information booklet (Word documents). Presentation - PEEPS Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans (93 Slides) Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction Legislation Underpinning PEEPS Initiating a PEEP Planning for Evacuation What is a PEEP? Principles of Preparation Principles of Implementation Communication and Training INDIVIDUAL PEEP PLANS FOR EMPLOYEES AND REGULAR VISITORS Individual PEEP Plans Things to Consider Standard PEEP Plans Unknown or Uncontrolled Visitors Individual PEEPs Preparation Writing an Individual PEEP Individual PEEPS Assisted Evacuation Review and Updating of PEEPS Practicing Evacuation Building Features Doors Open Risers and Stair Enclosures Stair Enclosure Fire Compartmentat...
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PFA Mental Health First Aid Training ResourcesPsychological First Aid (PFA) This pack focuses on the approved World Health Organisation procedures for overall emergency response and is suitable for a full day of training. Presentation 1 Complete Overview of PFA (70 Slides) Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction (Background Information including UK Government campaign to train people in basic mental health first aid skills) Every Mind Matters Campaign Public Health England Research Better Health Every Mind Matters Aims of Mental Health First Aid What is Mental Health First Aid? How do Crises Affect People Generally? (Plus Learning Activity 1 and 2) PFA - Sphere (2011), IASC (2007) PFA Hobfoll, et al. (2007) PFA Misconceptions IASC Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) Pyramid Who is PFA for? (Plus Learning Activity 3) People who need more Immediate Advanced Support Normal Reactions to Abnormal Events (Emotional, Mental Physical Social) When is PFA Provided? Where is PFA Provided? PFA Action Principles LOOK (Pay...
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PFA Personality Disorders Training ResourcesMental Health Personality Disorders Awareness PowerPoint Presentation and Word Documents Presentation Personality Disorders Awareness (53 Slides) Aims and Objectives: Know what a personality disorder is and the symptoms Understand personality disorder categories (cluster groups) Know the effects of specific personality disorders Understand causes, risk factors and complications of personality disorders Gain an overview of treatments for personality disorders Understand the meaning of a crisis situation and help available Know when compulsory hospital detention is appropriate Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction Every Mind Matters Public Health England What is a Personality Disorder? Symptoms Personality Disorder Clusters Paranoid Personality Disorder Schizoid Personality Disorder Schizotypal Personality Disorder Antisocial Personality Disorder Borderline Personality Disorder Histrionic Personality Disorder Narcissistic Personality Disorder Avoidant Personality Disorder Dep...
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PICA - Causes and Risk Factors Training ResourcesPICA - Causes and Risk Factors - Health and Social Care Training Resources Learning Objectives: Understand the role of biological factors in the development of PICA. Identify psychological factors that contribute to the occurrence of PICA behavior. Recognize environmental factors that may influence the onset and maintenance of PICA. Explain the relationship between co-occurring conditions or disorders and PICA. Understand the impact of developmental considerations on the manifestation of PICA behavior. Recognize the importance of a comprehensive assessment to determine the underlying causes and risk factors of PICA. Demonstrate knowledge of different theories and models that explain the causes of PICA. Apply a multidimensional approach to understanding the complex interplay of causes and risk factors in PICA. Identify strategies to mitigate and address biological, psychological, and environmental factors associated with PICA. Understand the need for individualized care plans that co...
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PICA - Health Risks and Complications Training ResourcesPICA - Health Risks and Complications Health and Social Care Training Resources Learning Objectives: Understand the physical consequences and health risks associated with ingesting non-food substances in PICA behaviour Identify the signs and symptoms of poisoning that may result from the ingestion of toxic or hazardous substances Recognise the indicators of gastrointestinal obstruction caused by non-digestible items ingested in PICA Demonstrate knowledge of the potential complications and medical emergencies that can arise from non-food substance ingestion Understand the importance of prompt medical intervention in cases of poisoning or obstruction Identify appropriate first aid measures and emergency response protocols for individuals experiencing health complications due to PICA Demonstrate the ability to differentiate between minor and severe health consequences of ingesting non-food substances Recognise the role of healthcare professionals in assessing and treating the physical ...
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PICA - Identifying Non Food Substances Training ResourcesPICA - Identifying Non Food Substances Health and Social Care Training Resources Learning Objectives: Identify common objects and substances ingested in PICA behaviour Recognise patterns and trends in the types of non-food substances individuals with PICA may ingest Understand the potential health risks and complications associated with ingesting specific non-food substances Recognise the importance of conducting thorough assessments to determine the specific non-food substances an individual with PICA may be prone to ingest Identify potential triggers or factors that contribute to PICA behaviour Understand the role of sensory factors in the choice of non-food substances ingested in PICA Demonstrate knowledge of the impact of environmental factors on the availability and accessibility of non-food substances Recognise the significance of cultural and social influences on the choice of non-food substances ingested in PICA Identify strategies to minimise or remove access to non-food su...
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PICA - Introduction to PICA Training ResourcesIntroduction to PICA Health and Social Care Training Resources - this is a general introduction to PICA. Learning Objectives: By the end of the session, participants will be able to: 1. Define PICA and explain its characteristics and prevalence in various care settings. 2. Understand the impact of PICA on individuals, families and care providers. 3. Identify common myths and misconceptions associated with PICA and address them with accurate information. 4. Recognise the importance of raising awareness and understanding of PICA among care workers. 5. Appreciate the need for a non-judgmental and compassionate approach when supporting individuals with PICA. 6. Demonstrate an understanding of the potential challenges and complexities of managing PICA behaviour in care settings. 7. Understand the importance of collaboration and communication with healthcare professionals and multidisciplinary teams in addressing PICA effectively. PowerPoint Presentation (45 slides) Word Documents - Hando...
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Play Therapy Overview Training ResourcesPlay Therapy Overview - Health, Social Care and Education Training Resources PowerPoint Presentation and Word Documents (handout and multiple choice end of session assessment). All editable. Presentation is in sections. Presentation (59 Slides) Aims and Objectives Introduction SECTION - What is Play Therapy? Defintion Core Principles (7 slides) SECTION - History and Development Early Beginnings Emergence of Techniques Development of Play Therapy Models Professionalisation and Recognition Research and Evidence Base Diversity of Approaches SECTION - Types of Play Therapy Child-Centred Play Therapy (CCPT) Directive Play Therapy Filial Therapy Expressive Arts Therapy Sandplay Therapy Play-Based Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Gestalt Play Therapy Narrative Play Therapy SECTION - Techniques and Tools Used Techniques and Tools (4 slides) SECTION - Care Settings and Professionals Utilising Play Therapy Schools Hospitals and Clinics Social Services and Child Welfare Agencies Private Practice ...
