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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Polycystic Kidney Disease Awareness Training ResourcesPolycystic Kidney Disease Awareness Health and Social Care Teaching Resources Presentation, Handout, End of Session Multiple Choice Assessment (all editable). Aims and Objectives Overall Aim: To enhance understanding of Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD), types, genetic basis, symptoms, complications, diagnosis, treatment and management, with the goal of equipping healthcare professionals to provide informed support and care to individuals affected by PKD Learning Objectives: Recognise the distinctions between Autosomal Dominant PKD (ADPKD) and Autosomal Recessive PKD (ARPKD) and understand the genetic basis of PKD, including the associated genes. Identify common symptoms such as abdominal pain, blood in the urine and high blood pressure associated with PKD and understand the potential complications, including kidney failure, hypertension, cyst infections, kidney stones and liver cysts. Gain knowledge of diagnostic methods utilising imaging studies and genetic testing, understand the c...
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Positive Behaviour Support Awareness Level 2 Training ResourcesPositive Behaviour Support Awareness - Level 2 8 Files in total (Presentation, Handout, Quiz, Scenarios (with questions), True/False questions, Trainer Aide Notes for session, Trainer Aide Answers to Scenario Questions, Trainer Aide Answers to Quiz and True/False questions. All editable - includes aims and objectives or you can adapt. Overall Aim : To raise awareness and understanding of Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) and how it can improve the quality of life for people receiving care. Learning Objectives: Understand what Positive Behaviour Support is and why it is important in care settings. Recognise the key principles of PBS and how they support people with challenging behaviour. Identify simple ways to use PBS approaches in day-to-day care work. Presentation (22 slides) Aims and Objectives Welcome and Introduction What is Positive Behaviour Support? Why do People Show Challenging Behaviour? Key Principles of PBS Benefits of PBS Practical Examples in Care Work Your Role in PBS...
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Positive Behaviour Support Awareness Level 3 Training ResourcesPositive Behaviour Support Awareness. Suitable for any care setting. Enough resources for single sessions, single aspects or a one day course with workshops. All editable. 16 Files in total (Presentation (in sections) , Handouts x 8, Learning Activity documents x 3 with a selection of case studies) and End of Session Multiple Choice Assessments x 4). Overall Aim : To equip support workers with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively implement Positive Behaviour Support principles in their daily practice, fostering a supportive and empowering environment for individuals. Learning Objectives: Understand the key principles and concepts of Positive Behaviour Support, including its importance in promoting dignity and autonomy. Identify factors influencing behaviour and apply the ABC Model to analyse and understand challenging behaviours within the context of Positive Behaviour Support. Develop individualised support plans using functional assessment techniques and person-centre...
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Positive Behaviour Support Lead Practitioner PBS Training ResourcesPositive Behaviour Support LEAD PRACTITIONER - Training Resources Enough resources for single sessions, single aspects or a two day course with workshops. All editable. These training resources are for LEAD Practioners or those training to be LEAD Practitioner. 37 Files in total (Presentation (in sections) , Handouts x 13, Learning Activity documents x 12 ( with a selection of case studies), 10 Trainer Aides (Model Answers etc.) and End of Session Multiple Choice Assessment. All editable - includes aims and objectives or you can adapt. Overall Aim : To provide staff with the knowledge and skills to implement Positive BehaviourSupport (PBS) in a person-centredmanner, fostering a culture of proactive care and support across all settings Learning Objectives: Understand the key principles and values of Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Learn how to apply PBS strategies effectively in everyday care practice Explore the role of the Lead Practitioner in leading and embedding PBS within a te...
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Postural Care Awareness Training ResourcesPostural Care Awareness - suitable for all settings and all staff. Presentation (in Sections), Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key. All files editable. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To raise awareness of the importance of postural care and equip participants with the knowledge to recognise risks and support best practice. Learning Objectives: Understand what postural care is and why it matters for comfort, dignity and health. Recognise the risks associated with poor posture and body shape changes. Identify key methods, equipment and approaches used in 24-hour postural care. Explore how to embed safe and consistent postural care into daily routines and teamwork. Presentation (102 Slides) Aims and Objectives Welcome Introduction Section - Introduction to Postural care Introduction to Postural Care Definition and Principles Why Postural Care Matters Preventing and Managing Body Shape Changes Maintaining Comfort and Dignity Poor Postural Care Some Statistics ...
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Prader Willi Syndrome Awareness Training ResourcesPowerpoint presentation and Word document (handout) Prader Willi Syndrome General Awareness (26 slides) - slide titles: Introduction The First Case Modern Research Typical of the Syndrome Typical Stage 1 Typical Stage 2 Cognition Motor Skills Oral Motor and Speech Growth Behaviour Problems Sexual Development Behavioural Problems Weight Management Other Symptoms Self Injury Prevalence Treatment Summary References Word Document 7 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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Pre-Diabetes Awareness Training ResourcesPre-Diabetes Awareness - Underpinning Knowledge - A Guide for all Health and Care Staff Health and Social Care Training Resources All fully editable (should you wish to edit). Presentation in sections (so you can use what you need) and also has information specifically for residential adult social care and domiciliary care (in addition to underpinning universal knowledge). Aims and Objectives included if you want to use the presentation as it has been written. Comes with 9 Handouts plus a Multiple Choice End of Session Assessment. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To increase awareness and understanding of pre-diabetes among the health and social care workforce, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to effectively identify, manage and prevent the condition in their care settings. Learning Objectives: Recognise the key risk factors and symptoms of pre-diabetes to facilitate early identification and intervention. Understand the impact of lifestyle modifications, such as diet an...
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Preparing Staff for Inspection Conversations Training ResourcesPreparing Staff for Inspection Conversations Staff couldn t answer inspector questions " Target Audience: Care Assistants, Senior Carers, Team Leaders, Whole Staff Teams (Pre-Inspection) Presentation, Handouts and Learning Activities. All files editable. Overall Aim: To increase staff confidence and competence in responding to inspection conversations by enabling them to clearly, calmly and professionally explain their everyday practice in line with regulatory expectations. Learning Objectives: Identify how inspectors typically phrase inspection questions. Recognise how questions link to Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive and Well-Led themes. Structure clear and confident answers using a simple response model. Demonstrate how to avoid over-talking, guessing or defensive responses. Explain their reporting and escalation responsibilities appropriate to their role. Respond appropriately when unsure of an answer while maintaining professional confidence. Presentation (34 Slides) Aim of...
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Pressure Area Care Pressure Ulcers Awareness Training ResourcesPressure Areas/Ulcers Prevention and Management The variety of material in this pack will ensure that all staff can be trained/made aware to the degree required for their job.Also suitable for teaching students and learners on appropriate Health and Social Care courses. Presentation 1 - Introduction to Pressure Area Care (28 slides) Slide Titles: - Aims - Introduction - What are Pressure Ulcers? - Other Names for Pressure Ulcers - Understanding Oxygen and Blood Flow (Simple) - Oxygen Deprivation and the Skin (Simple) - The Skin - What Causes Pressure Ulcers? - Unrelieved Pressure - Friction - Shearing - Maceration - External Factors - Where Do Pressure Ulcers Develop? - Pressure Area - Who is at Risk? - Others at Risk - The Elderly - Other Risk factors - Medication and Pressure Ulcers - Mental Illness and Pressure Ulcers - Summary - References Presentation 2 - Positioning, Education and Care Plans (17 slides) - Slide Titles: - Aims/Objectives - Introduction - Pressure - Individual A...
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Pressure Ulcer Prevention Domiciliary Care Level 1 Training ResourcesPressure Ulcer Prevention Domiciliary Care Level 1 Training Resources Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key. All files editable. Overall Learning Aim: To understand how pressure ulcers can develop and how domiciliary care staff can help prevent them. Learning Outcomes: Explain what a pressure ulcer is. Recognise some common risks for pressure ulcers. Identify ways to help prevent pressure ulcers. Know what changes to the skin to look out for. Know when and who to report concerns to. Presentation (36 Slides) - Slide Titles: Overall aim and outcomes Introduction What is a Pressure Ulcer? Who May Be at Risk? What Can Increase the Risk? Why is Movement Important? How Can I Help? Helping People to Change Position Looking After the Skin Skin Changes You Should Look For Preventing Pressure Ulcers Nutrition and Hydration Continence Care and Moisture Pressure Relieving Equipment Moving & Handling Avoiding Shearing & Friction Following the Person's Care Pla...
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Pressure Ulcer Prevention Residential Care Level 1 Training ResourcesPressure Ulcer Prevention Residential Care Level 1 Training Resources Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key. All files editable. Overall Learning Aim: To understand how pressure ulcers can develop and how care staff can help prevent them. Learning Outcomes: Explain what a pressure ulcer is. Recognise some common risks for pressure ulcers. Identify ways to help prevent pressure ulcers. Know what changes to the skin to look out for. Know when and who to report concerns to. Presentation (36 Slides) - Slide Titles: Overall aim and outcomes Introduction What is a Pressure Ulcer? Who May Be at Risk? What Can Increase the Risk? Why is Movement Important? How Can I Help? Helping People to Change Position Looking After the Skin Skin Changes You Should Look For Preventing Pressure Ulcers Nutrition and Hydration Continence Care and Moisture Pressure Relieving Equipment Moving & Handling Avoiding Shearing & Friction Following the Person's Care Plan What to Do...
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Privacy and Dignity Domiciliary Care Level 1 Training ResourcesPrivacy and Dignity Domiciliary Care Level 1 Training Resources Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions and Trainer Aide Answer Key. All files editable. Overall aim: To help domiciliary care staff understand why privacy and dignity are important and how to respect a person s privacy, personal space and confidentiality when providing care in their own home. Learning outcomes: Understand what privacy and dignity mean. Know how to respect people s privacy. Know why confidentiality is important. Know how to respect personal space. Know what to do if privacy or dignity is not respected Presentation (31 Slides) - Slide Titles: Aim and Objectives Introduction What Do We Mean by Privacy and Dignity? Respecting Privacy in Everyday Care Respecting Personal Space Protecting Dignity During Personal Care Respecting Choices and Preferences What Is Confidentiality? When Can Information Be Shared? Keeping Information Safe Everyday Examples: Good or Not Good? What If Privacy or Dignity Is N...
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Privacy and Dignity Residential Care Level 1 Training ResourcesPrivacy and Dignity Residential Care Level 1 Training Resources Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions and Trainer Aide Answer Key. All files editable. Overall aim: To help residential care staff understand why privacy and dignity are important and how to protect people s personal information, privacy and personal space when providing care. Learning outcomes: Understand what privacy and dignity mean. Know how to respect people s privacy. Know why confidentiality is important. Know how to respect personal space. Know what to do if privacy or dignity is not respected Presentation (31 Slides) - Slide Titles: Aim and Objectives Introduction What Do We Mean by Privacy and Dignity? Respecting Privacy in Everyday Care Respecting Personal Space Protecting Dignity During Personal Care Respecting Choices and Preferences What Is Confidentiality? When Can Information Be Shared? Keeping Information Safe Everyday Examples: Good or Not Good? What If Privacy or Dignity Is Not Respected? P...
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PRN Medication Training ResourcesPRN Medication Adult Residential and Domiciliary Care Settings (Care Staff, Nurses, Supervisors and Managers) Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key All files editable. Overall Aim: To ensure health and social care staff understand how to safely, lawfully and person- centredly manage and administer when required (PRN) medicines in adult social care, in line with CQC guidance, so that people receive the right medicine, at the right time, for the right reason, with appropriate recording, review and safeguarding. Learning Objectives: Define what PRN ( when required ) medicines are and when they are used. Understand CQC expectations for policies and care planning. Identify key information that must be recorded and communicated. Recognise person-centred approaches and alternatives to medicines. Understand how to monitor, review and document PRN use safely. Know when to escalate or contact the prescriber. Presentation (38 Slides) Aims Objectives What Are...
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Professional Boundaries Awareness Level 1 Training ResourcesEditable Level 1 resource introducing professional boundaries in health and social care. Includes a full presentation, handout, quiz and assessment. Ideal for induction, refresher training and CPD.
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Professional Boundaries Awareness Level 2 Training ResourcesProfessional Boundaries Awareness Level 2 Presentation, Handout and Multiple Choice End of Session Assessment All files editable. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To enhance health and social care staff s understanding of professional boundaries, ensuring safe, respectful and effective working relationships with service users and colleagues. Learning Objectives: Define professional boundaries and explain their importance in health and social care settings. Identify common boundary challenges and appropriate ways to manage them. Recognise the impact of maintaining or crossing professional boundaries on service users, colleagues and professional practice. Presentation (20 slides) Aims and Objectives Introduction to Professional Boundaries Why Professional Boundaries Matter Key Principles of Professional Boundaries Legal and Ethical Considerations Common Boundary Challenges and Grey Areas Personal vs. Professional Relationships Social Media and Professional Boundaries Managing Emotion...
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Professional Boundaries Awareness Level 3 Training ResourcesProfessional Boundaries Awareness Level 3 Presentation, Handout, Learning Activity and Multiple Choice End of Session Assessment All files editable. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: Professional Boundaries Awareness Level 2 Presentation, Handout and Multiple Choice End of Session Assessment All files editable. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To equip health and social care staff with the knowledge and skills to establish and maintain professional boundaries, ensuring ethical and effective practice. Learning Objectives: Define professional boundaries and explain their significance in health and social care practice. Identify common boundary challenges and strategies to maintain appropriate professional relationships. Apply best practices and ethical guidelines to uphold professional standards in complex or challenging situations. Presentation (32 Slides) Aims and Objectives Introduction to Professional Boundaries Why Professional Boundaries Matter Key Principles of Professional Bo...
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Professional Boundaries Awareness Level 4 Training ResourcesProfessional Boundaries Awareness Level 4 Presentation, 7 Handouts, Learning Activity and Multiple Choice End of Session Assessment All files editable. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To equip learners with the knowledge, skills and confidence to uphold, model and enforce professional boundaries within a health and social care setting, enabling them to effectively lead by example, support their team and address boundary-related issues in their supervisory roles . Learning Objectives: Evaluate the principles and significance of professional boundaries in health and social care, recognising their impact on staff, service users and organisational standards. Identify, address and manage boundary issues within a team, including recognising warning signs, handling ethical dilemmas and enforcing policies through effective supervision. Lead by example in maintaining professional boundaries, fostering a culture of accountability and applying organisational procedures to investigate and res...
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Professional Boundaries Awareness Level 5 Training ResourcesProfessional Boundaries Awareness Level 5 Presentation, Handout and 3 x Individual Learning Activities All files editable. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To equip managers in health and social care settings with the knowledge, skills and strategies to uphold and enforce professional boundaries, ensuring ethical practice, safeguarding and organisational integrity. Learning Objectives: To critically analyse the role of managers in establishing, monitoring and reinforcing professional boundaries within their teams. To evaluate legal, ethical and organisational frameworks that underpin professional boundaries in health and social care management. To develop and implement strategies for managing boundary-related challenges, including dual relationships, conflicts of interest and staff misconduct. Presentation (19 Slides) Aims and Objectives Introduction to Professional Boundaries in Management Why Professional Boundaries Matter for Managers Key Principles of Professional Boundaries Le...
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Professional Curiosity Support Workers in Children's Homes Training ResourcesProfessional Curiosity Support Workers in Children's Homes Training Resources Strengthen staff confidence and safeguarding practice with this complete, ready to deliver Professional Curiosity training resource. Designed for support workers and residential care workers in children s homes, this pack helps teams recognise concerns early, ask better questions, and take timely action to protect children and young people. This fully editable resource gives you everything needed to deliver a clear, engaging, and practical training session with no preparation time required. What s Included Editable Presentation A detailed slide deck that explains what professional curiosity is, why it matters, and how staff can apply it in everyday practice. Includes real world examples, risk indicators, and prompts to support reflective discussion. Learner Handout A concise handout that reinforces key messages and gives staff a quick reference guide they can use after the session. Knowledge Check Question...
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Prolapse Awareness & Management Care Settings Training ResourcesUnderstanding and Managing Prolapse in Care Settings Bespoke Training Resources for a 4 hour training day - all editable (should you need to edit). Presentations, Learning Activities and Handouts. Target Audience: Healthcare staff working in elderly care, domiciliary care, or clinical settings Learning Objectives: Define prolapse and understand its types. Identify risk factors and symptoms associated with prolapse. Gain knowledge on the impact of prolapse on patients' quality of life. Learn preventive measures and appropriate interventions. Understand care strategies for patients with prolapse, including communication and comfort techniques. Session 1: Introduction to Prolapse Objective: Provide a comprehensive understanding of what prolapse is and its different types. Activity: Group discussion on common prolapse cases seen in care settings and their implications. Presentation Aims and Objectives Introduction to Prolapse Prevalence Pelvic Organs (Pictorial) Common Symptoms Types of...
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Prostate Cancer Awareness Training ResourcesProstate Cancer Awareness - A Guide for Care Workers in Residential Care Settings Presentation, Handout and End of Session Multiple Choice Assessment (all editable). Aims and Objectives Overall Aim: To equip residential care workers with knowledge to effectively support residents with prostate cancer, ensuring a holistic and person-centred approach to care Learning Objectives: Understand the basics of prostate cancer, including its diagnosis, staging and treatment, enabling care workers to provide informed and empathetic support to residents with this condition Identify and address the unique physical and emotional needs of residents with prostate cancer, promoting their well-being Enhance communication and collaboration between care workers, residents and healthcare professionals, fostering a supportive environment that facilitates proactive monitoring, timely reporting of changes in health status and adherence to treatment plans for optimal resident outcomes Presentation (29 slide...
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Psychosis Awareness Training ResourcesMental Health Psychosis Awareness PowerPoint Presentation and Word Documents Presentation Psychosis Awareness - Complete Overview (78 Slides) Aims and Objectives: This session gives a general awareness of Psychosis By the end of the session you will: Gain an understanding of what psychosis is Understand the complexities of identifying and labelling psychosis Know the main symptoms of psychosis Gain an awareness of treatments for psychosis Gain an awareness of causes of psychosis and psychotic symptoms Learn about the positive aspects of psychosis Understand the role of culture Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction What is Psychosis? Symptoms Hallucinations Drug Induced Hallucinations Hallucinations and Sleep Hallucinations and Illness Delusions Thought Disorder Acute Psychosis Treatment Therapies Overview Family Interventions (Family Meetings) Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) Talking Therapy (Psychological Therapy) Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBTp) Cognitive Remediation...
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Psychotropic Medicines Appropriate Use Training ResourcesAppropriate Use of Psychotropic Medicines in Adult Social Care Settings Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key All files editable. Overall Aim: To ensure psychotropic medicines in adult social care are used safely, ethically and only as a last resort, promoting person-centred care, protecting people s rights and avoiding the inappropriate control of behaviour. Learning Objectives: Explain what psychotropic medicines are and their main types. Recognise when and why they may be used in adult social care. Describe the risks and ethical considerations of psychotropic use. Understand the principles of least restrictive practice and STOMP. Identify staff responsibilities in monitoring, documentation and reporting. Presentation (50 Slides) Aims and Objectives Introduction Common Classes of Psychotropic Medicines Medicines Optimisation Quality Statement What does Inappropriately Controlled Mean In Practice? Psychotropic Use in Dementia Care Antipsychotic U...
