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.
Presentation Packs
Bowel Incontinence Residential and Domiciliary Care Training ResourcesBowel Incontinence Awareness - Residential and Domiciliary Care Presentation, Handout, End of Session Assessment (mix of Multiple Choice, True/False and Short Answer questions), Trainer Aide Answer Key. All files editable. Aims and Objectives Overall Aim: To increase care workers understanding of bowel incontinence and equip them with the knowledge and skills to provide respectful, effective care to individuals affected in adult residential and domiciliary settings. Learning Objectives: Recognise the causes, types and symptoms of bowel incontinence in adults receiving care. Understand best practices for managing bowel incontinence while preserving the dignity and wellbeing of individuals. Identify the roles and responsibilities of care workers in assessment, documentation and infection control related to bowel incontinence. Presentation (68 Slides) Welcome Aims and Objectives Section - Introduction to Bowel Incontinence Introduction to Bowel Incontinence Types of Bowel Incontinence ...
Presentation Packs
Brain Anatomy Awareness Training ResourcesAnatomy - Brain Presentations 1) Anatomy of the Brain (28 slides) Word Documents A learner information and activity workbook (11 pages) 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.
Presentation Packs
Brain Injuries - Acquired and Traumatic Training ResourcesBrain Injuries Awareness - Acquired and Traumatic Presentation 1 Acquired Brain Injury Awareness (ABI) Adults Slide Titles: Introduction ABI Events Symptoms and Effects Behaviour and Personality Fatigue Effects of Brain Injury Physical Changes Sensory Changes Causes - Stroke Causes - Aneurysm Causes - Infection Causes - Meningitis Causes - Encephalitis Causes - Hypoxia Causes - Brain Tumour Causes - Neurotoxic Causes - Traumatic Brain Injury Summary References Presentation 2 Traumatic Brain Injury Awareness Slide Titles: Introduction Head Injury Traumatic Brain Injury Primary Injury Immediately after impact Secondary Injury TBI Classification Mild TBI Classification Moderate TBI Classification Severe Concussion Diffuse Axonal Injury Traumatic Subarachnoid Haemorrhage (tSAH) Diffuse injuries Contusion Haematoma Focal Injuries Secondary Brain Injuries Symptoms of TBI Glasgow Coma Score Other Diagnostic Methods Treatment Aims of Treatment Neurocritical Care Neurocritical Monitoring Med...
Presentation Packs
Breakaway Safe Strategies Training ResourcesBreakaway Awareness: Safe Strategies for Managing Physical Aggression - Presentation, 8 Handouts and End of Session Assessment. All editable to suit your training session and audience should you wish to edit. This presentation (81 slides in sections) equips health and social care staff with the knowledge, skills and confidence to safely manage and break away from physical aggression using effective, minimal-risk techniques, while maintaining the safety and dignity of all individuals involved. Trainers will need experience of demonstrating breakaway techniques to learners. There is a SEPARATE PACK available on Crisis Intervention. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To equip health and social care staff with the knowledge, skills and confidence to safely manage and break away from physical aggression using effective, minimal-risk techniques, while maintaining the safety and dignity of all individuals involved. Learning Objectives: Recognise early signs of aggression and apply de-escala...
Presentation Packs
Buccal Midazolam Management of Seizures Training ResourcesEpilepsy and other Seizures - Administration of Buccal Midazolam Presentation and Handout Aims; By the end of the session learners will understand: What it is and how it is prescribed Recognising when Buccal midazolam is needed Administration technique Potential Side Effects What to do in the event of an adverse reaction Presentation (44 slides): Target Audience Aims and Objectives Introduction Prescription Indications Training Dosing Administration Follow-Up Knowledge Required How Much Should Be Administered? Recognising When Buccal Midazolam is Needed Medical History and Recognising Warning Signs Identify the Type of Seizure Observe Seizure Activity Monitor Seizure Duration and Assess the Person's Safety Seek Medical Help Administering Buccal Midazolam Administration Technique SECTION HEADER - General Steps for Administering Buccal Midazolam Steps One and Two Steps Three and Four Steps Five and Six Step Seven Special Notes SECTION HEADER - Potential Side Effects Potential Side Eff...
Presentation Packs
Bullying Awareness for Managers Training ResourcesWorkplace Bullying - A Guide for Managers Presentation and Word Documents (all editable) Presentation Bullying Awareness for Managers (45 slides) Aims and Objectives Introduction How common is it? Individual Costs Learning Activity Organisational Costs Bullying Culture Zero Tolerance The Dysfunctional Person Learning Activity Interventions Overall Aim Interventions (Organisations) Interventions (individual) Management Styles Summary References Word Documents (14) Bullying in the Workplace Care Settings Aide Memoir Characteristics of Bullying End of Session Assessment Line Manager Aide Memoir Interventions Learning Activity Management Styles Learning Activity Management Styles Learning Activity Follow Up Score Sheet Management Styles Reflection Activity Six Types of Bully Speaker Notes Types of Bullying and Harassment Unacceptable Behaviours HSC Training Link Training Resources for Health and Social Care Supplying training resources for the health and social care sector since 2004. R...
Presentation Packs
Bullying Awareness for Staff Training ResourcesWorkplace Bullying - A Guide for Staff Presentation and Word Documents (all editable) Presentation Bullying Awareness (59 slides): Aims and objectives Introduction Bullying and the Law Learning Activity Definition of a Bully Learning Activity Bullying at Work Bullying Behaviour Learning Activity The Bully Types of Bullying Learning Activity Whose Fault is Bullying? Misconceptions about Bullying Learning Activity People affected by Bullying Learning Activity The Effects of Bullying (2 slides) Learning Activity Physical Effects Emotional Effects Mental Effects Behavioural Effects Learning Activity Abuse of Power - Bullying Examples Performance Review Learning Activity Failure to Act (Managers) Learning Activity A Non Bullying Manager Action to take - Dealing with Bullying Learning Activity Action to take - Dealing with Bullying Protection from Harassment Act 1997 Equality Act 2010 Final slide References Word Documents (18) Bullying Awareness for Staff Staff Aide Memoir Learning Activi...
Presentation Packs
Burns and Blisters De-Roofing Awareness & Procedures Wound Care Training ResourcesBurns and Blisters - De-Roofing Awareness and Techniques and Procedures - Training Resources for Nursing Presentation and Handout (all editable). Aims and Objectives Overall Aim: The aim of this presentation is to provide healthcare professionals with a comprehensive understanding of de-roofing burns and blisters, including the reasons behind this procedure, its significance in wound care and the appropriate techniques involved. By the end of this presentation, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to enhance patient outcomes and prevent complications in the management of burn and blister injuries. By the end of this presentation, participants will be able to: Explain the rationale behind de-roofing burns and blisters Recognise the importance of de-roofing in wound care Describe the proper techniques and procedures for de-roofing Identify scenarios where de-roofing is warranted Recognise potential complications and their prevention Apply knowledge in ...
Presentation Packs
Burns and Scalds from Hot Water and Surfaces Training ResourcesPowerPoint presentation and Word Documents (End of Session Generic Assessment and Handouts) and PDF version of presentation. Burns and Scalds from Hot Water and Hot Surfaces Awareness (35 slides) - Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction Burns and Scalds Adult Care Settings CQC Prosecutions Burns Types of Burns Scalds Risks fro Vulnerable People Vulnerable People Prevention of Scalding Accidents Prevention of Burning Accidents Preventing Scalds - Action Required Individual Risk Assessments Preventing Scalding Accidents Control Measures Preventing Burns from Hot Surfaces Control Measures Domiciliary and Homecare Hot Water Bottles and Microwaveable Wheat Bags Key Legislation and Guidance Health and Safety at Work, etc. Act 1974 Reporting of Incidents Resulting in Burns or Scalds RIDDOR In Relation to Burns and Scalds CQC (Registration) Regulations 2009: Regulation 18 Mental Capacity Act CQC LEARNING FROM SAFETY INCIDENTS References Word Documents 3 Handouts 1 End of Session Gen...
Presentation Packs
Candida Auris Awareness Training ResourcesThere are 3 presentations. The first is an awareness training session, the second and third are based on recommended guidance for prevention and control of C.Auris is primary care and community settings.Suitable for care settings, care staff, trainers and training agencies, full and part-time courses. Presentation - Candida Auris Awareness (26 Slides) - Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction What is C.Auris? Colonisation Difficulties identifying/containing C.Auris Statistics Resistance to treatment Treatment Strategies to prevent/treat colonisation Strategies with no evidence base Strategies with limited evidence base Screening policies Suggested screening sites Other screening sites Swabs Positive screening New positive screens Re-admission Summary References Presentation - Infection Prevention and Control (18 Slides) - Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction Transmission Good practice Bed space requirements Key Measures PPE Information for patients and visitors Othe...
Presentation Packs
Cannulation Awareness and Procedures Training ResourcesCannulation Awareness and Procedures Health and Social Care Training Resources Presentation (in sections), handout, End of Session Assessment and Clinical Observation Sheet.- all editable. Aims and Objectives The aim of Cannulation Awareness is to equip healthcare professionals with essential knowledge and skills to perform safe and effective cannulation, focusing on infection control, patient assessment, equipment use, aseptic technique, monitoring, documentation and removal. Learning Objectives: Understand the significance of adhering to strict infection control protocols, including hand hygiene and PPE, when performing cannulation. Learn the importance of obtaining informed consent, explaining the procedure, its purpose and potential risks to patients or their legal guardians. Gain proficiency in patient assessment, including evaluating medical history, allergies and vein suitability based on size, condition and location. Acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to ensure acces...
Presentation Packs
Capability Procedures Training ResourcesSuitable for any business or organisation, trainers, training agencies and settings. Presentation - Capability Procedures, Policy and Best Practice Awareness (42 Slides) - Slide Titles: Aims/Objectives Introduction Capability and Dismissal Capability versus Conduct Examples of Capability Concerns Equality Act Capability Policy Purpose Capability Policy Capability Policy and Procedures Capability Procedures Informal Process Formal Procedures Best Practice - Preliminary Steps Best Practice - Procedure for/at Capability Hearings Best Practice - First Capability Hearing First Written Warning Best Practice - Second Capability Hearing Second Written Warning Best Practice - Second Capability Hearing Final Written Warning Best Practice - Third Capability Hearing Dismissal or Other Sanction Appeals References PDF Handout - the resentation saved as a PDF Word Document Handout
Presentation Packs
Cardiogenic Shock Awareness Clinical Training ResourcesCardiogenic Shock Awareness (Clinical) Health and Social Care Teaching Resources All fully editable (should you wish to edit). Presentation in sections you can choose which sections to use. Aims and Objectives included if you want to use the presentation as it has been written. Comes with 5 Handouts. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: Awareness and understanding of cardiogenic shock enabling recognition of symptoms, provision of appropriate support and facilitation of timely intervention for individuals experiencing this condition. Learning Objectives Understand the pathophysiology of cardiogenic shock. Recognise the signs and symptoms of cardiogenic shock. Identify risk factors associated with cardiogenic shock. Learn appropriate interventions and management strategies for individuals in cardiogenic shock. Understand the importance of early recognition and prompt referral for individuals with cardiogenic shock. Presentation (59 Slides) Aims and Objectives Introduction SECTION - Unde...
Presentation Packs
Care Act 2014 Overview Training ResourcesA complete overview of the Care Act 2014 and details current changes to the original implementation. One very large presentation, set out in sections, with some speaker notes on some of the slides. There is also a smaller presentation (37 slides) which is a summary of the changes regarding care, support, assessment and costs from the perspective of a service user/carer. Example Case Studies are included as Word Documents. useful also for selecting specific slides for your on training sessions. Presentation 1 - Care Act 2014 Awareness (77 slides) Slide Titles: Introduction Previous Legislation Who is an Adult? Who is a Carer? Who is an Individual? Underpinning Principles Wellbeing Wellbeing (Discharge of Obligations) Prevention Integration with the NHS Provision of Information Section 5 Section 6 and 7 Section 8 Care and Support Section 79 Delegation Section 14 Charging Section 9 Adult Assessment Section 10 Carers Assessment Section 13 Eligibility Criteria Eligibility Criteria Adult...
Presentation Packs
Care of the Deceased and Personal Care after Death Training ResourcesCare of the Deceased and Personal Care after Death Awareness (residential care/nursing homes, domiciliary care) - health and social care training resources. PowerPoint presentation, PDF version of presentation and Word Document handouts. Presentation (in sections) - 77 slides: Aims and Objectives Introduction Responsibilities for Care of the Deceased Last Offices/Care after Death Care after Death What does Care after Death Include? Appropriate and Sensitive Care Family/Next of Kin Policy and Procedures Care Plans Death Relevant Legislation First Aid Health and Safety Terminology DISCOVERING A PERSON WHO HAS DIED Expected Death Expected Death - Responsibilities Funeral Costs Care after Death Coroner Involvement Safeguarding Responsibilities Policies and Procedures Responsibility for Care after Death Referrals to the Coroner Coroner Referral - Domiciliary Care Coroner Referral Verification of Death Medical Certificate of the Cause of Death Process of Issuing a Death certificate Commun...
Presentation Packs
Care Planning Awareness Level 2 Training ResourcesCare Planning Awareness Level 2 This pack introduces 'care planning' for learners and staff new to the role of care work. It details what a care plan is and how it instructs care and support to be given for each individual receiving care. Presentation, handout and end of session multiple choice assessment. All files editable. Presentation (30 slides) Aims and Objectives Introduction to Care Planning What is Care Planning ? The Importance of Care Planning in Supporting People Your Role as a Care Worker in Care Planning The Role of the Care Team and Developing and Delivering Care Understanding the Role of the Supervisor in Care Planning Collaboration: Working with the Wider Care Team Contributing to the Care Plan Review Process The Care Setting's Role in Care Planning Person Centred Care: A Key Element in Care Planning Key Principles of Effective Care Planning Types of Support and Assistance in a Care Plan Personal Care Support, Mobility & Physical Support Medication Support, Nutritio...
Presentation Packs
Care Planning Awareness Training ResourcesSuitable for trainers, training agencies, care settings and for use on full time and part time courses. Presentation 1 - Introduction to Care Planning Presentation 2 - Process of Care Planning Presentation 3 - Collecting Information Presentation 4 - Care Planning Meetings Word Documents (Handouts) Handouts x 10 Case Study 2 x Speakers Notes
Presentation Packs
Care Planning Dependency Assessment Tools Training ResourcesCare Planning - Dependency Assessment Tools Awareness Presentation, Handout and 3 Case Study Examples All files Editable. Presentation (31 slides): Aims and Objectives Introduction Barthel Index Barthel Index - Assessing Specific ADLS Barthel Index - Scoring Categories Barthel Index - Who Uses It? Care Dependency Scale Care Dependency Scale - Scoring Categories Care Dependency Scale - Who Uses It? Comparison of the Barthel Index and Care Dependency Scale Application in Clinical Practice Interpreting Results and Informing Care Plans Strengths and Limitations - Barthel Index Strengths and Limitations - Care Dependency Scale Likert Scale Conclusion - Key Insights Best Practices References and Further Reading Word Documents Dependency Assessment Tools Handout Case Study - Hospital Discharge Team Case Study - Residential Care Case Study - Domiciliary Care HSC Training Link Training Resources for Health and Social Care Supplying training resources for the health and social care sector sin...
Presentation Packs
Care Plans That Pass Inspection Evidencing Quality Care Training ResourcesCare Plans That Pass Inspection - Evidencing Quality Care for CQC Presentation, Handout, Learning Activities (options for each of the target settings). Suitable for workshop type training. All files editable. Target Audience: Managers, Care Coordinators, Care Planners Target Settings: Residential Care Homes, Nursing Homes, Supported Living, Domiciliary Care Overall Aim: The aim of this training is to develop staff understanding and practical skills in creating outcome-focused, person-centred care plans that clearly demonstrate how care and support meet the needs, preferences and goals of the individual. The training will support staff to move beyond task-based approaches to care planning and instead focus on documenting meaningful outcomes, independence, wellbeing and quality of life - while ensuring records provide clear evidence of good care and meet inspection expectations. Learning Objectives: 1. Demonstrate an understanding of outcome-focused, person-centred care planning and e...
Presentation Packs
Carer Qualities Domiciliary Care Training ResourcesQualities of a Good Carer - Health and Social Care Domiciliary Care Settings for the Elderly Training Resources Presentation (78 slides, in sections) plus 9 page handout (editable should you need to edit). This looks not just at the qualities but gives examples to guide care staff. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To enhance caregiver effectiveness in domiciliary care by understanding and implementing key qualities and best practices. Learning Objectives: Identify essential qualities for effective care giving in domiciliary care. Explore best practices for promoting the well-being and dignity of clients. Understand the importance of collaboration, adaptability and continuous learning in providing quality care Presentation Aims and Objectives Introduction SECTION - Empathy SECTION - Patience SECTION - Communication Skills SECTION - Flexibility SECTION - Dependability SECTION - Respect for Privacy and Dignity SECTION - Problem Solving Skills SECTION - Physical and Emotional Stamina S...
Presentation Packs
Carer Qualities Residential Care Training ResourcesQualities of a Good Carer - Health and Social Care Residential Care Settings for the Elderly Training Resources Presentation (87 slides, in sections) plus 11 page handout (editable should you need to edit). This looks not just at the qualities but gives examples to guide care staff. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To enhance caregiver effectiveness in elderly residential care by understanding and implementing key qualities and best practices. Learning Objectives: Identify essential qualities for effective care giving in elderly residential settings. Explore best practices for promoting the well-being and dignity of elderly residents. Understand the importance of collaboration, adaptability and continuous learning in providing quality care Presentation Aims and Objectives Introduction SECTION - Empathy SECTION - Patience SECTION - Communication Skills SECTION - Flexibility SECTION - Dependability SECTION - Respect for Privacy and Dignity SECTION - Problem Solving Skills SECTION - P...
Presentation Packs
Caring for People at Risk of Choking Training ResourcesPowerPoint Presentation, PDF Handout and Word Document End of Session Assessment Sheet and Answer Sheet Caring for People at Risk of Choking Awareness (50 Slides) - Slide Titles: Slide Titles Aims and Objectives Introduction What is Choking? Statistics Common Causes Vulnerable Groups Dysphagia - what it is Cancer and Choking Risks Stroke and Choking Risks MS and Choking Risks COPD and Choking Risks Older People and Choking Risks Hospitalised Older People and Choking Risks Learning Disability and Choking Risks Medication and Choking Risks Real Case Studies How is Risk Managed? Oral Assessment Risk Assessment Identifying the Risks Policies and Procedures What Should Staff be Extra Mindful of? The Five Rights SALT's IDDS IDDS Framework CQC (Registration) Regulations 2009: Regulation 18 CQC Prosecution First Aid Training - Things to be Mindful of Reducing the Risk of Choking in Care Settings Choking in Care Settings CQC Learning from Safety Incidents References Word Documents End of Ses...
Presentation Packs
Casgevy Patient Alert Card Awareness Level 1 Training ResourcesAnticoagulants Awareness Understanding Dalteparin and Enoxaparin for Non-Clinical Care Staff This session is aimed at staff who do not administer the injection, but may care for, support or observe a person who is receiving anticoagulant treatment. Primary audience includes: Care assistants / care workers Senior care workers Support workers Healthcare assistants (HCAs) who are not administering the injection Domiciliary care workers Supported living staff Residential care staff Activities/wellbeing staff, where relevant to their role Non-clinical staff who have regular contact with people receiving anticoagulants Team leaders/deputy managers who need awareness but do not administer the medication Managers who need to understand the risks and escalation requirements
Presentation Packs
Catheter Care Training ResourcesCatheter Care Awareness Presentation 1 - Catheter Care Overview (25 slides) Slide Titles When to Use Urinary Catheterisation Infection Risks Records and Assessment Urinary Tract Infections Review Replacement Indwelling Three Way Devices Residual Volume Decisions Informed Consent Mental Capacity Key Principles Obtaining Consent Insertion Maintenance of the Urinary Catheter System Education References Presentation 2 - Urinary Catheterisation (55 slides) Slide Titles: Infection Control Procedures Defence Mechanisms Risk Assessing Need Reasons for Catheterisation Assessing Need Knowledge Clinical Indications for Urinary Catheterisation Choice of Catheter Securing Catheters Aseptic Technique Lubricants and Gels Securing a Catheter Associated Problems Swivel Clips Drainage Bag Stands /Bag Attachments/other devices Catheter Insertion Meatal Cleansing Records Drainage Options Emptying Urine Bags Hand Washing Catheter Maintenance Review Education References Presentation 3 - Emptying a Cathet...
