Residential Care
Residential Care training resources - These materials are designed for trainers, agencies, care providers and learning organisations who need ready‑to‑use content that meets inspection standards and strengthens staff understanding of complex care‑home responsibilities. As with all of my resources, all are editable.
Presentation Packs
Diuretics Awareness Clinical Training ResourcesDiuretics Awareness (Clinical) Health and Social Care Teaching/Training Resources All fully editable (should you wish to edit). Presentation in sections you can choose which sections to use. Aims and Objectives included if you want to use the presentation as it has been written. Comes with a 13 Page Handout and a Multiple Choice End of Session Assessment. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To enhance awareness and understanding of diuretics. Learning Objectives: Understand the mechanism of action of diuretics. Identify different types of diuretics commonly used in clinical practice. Recognise indications and contraindications for diuretic therapy. Understand potential side effects and adverse reactions associated with diuretics. Presentation (62 Slides) Aims and Objectives Setting the Scene SECTION - Introduction to Diuretics Introduction Mechanism of Action Renal Tubule Effects Sodium and Water Reabsorption SECTION - Types of Diuretics and Mechanism of Action Loop Diuretics Thiazide...
Presentation Packs
Diuretics Awareness Training ResourcesDiuretics Awareness - A Guide for Residential Care and Domiciliary Care Staff Health and Social Care Teaching/Training Resources All fully editable (should you wish to edit). Presentation in sections you can choose which sections to use. Aims and Objectives included if you want to use the presentation as it has been written. Comes with a 9 Page Handout and a Multiple Choice End of Session Assessment. Aims and Objectives: Overall Aim: To provide residential and domiciliary care staff with an understanding of diuretics, their purpose and considerations when supporting residents or clients on diuretic therapy. Learning Objectives: Understand the basic concept of diuretics and their purpose. Recognise signs that a resident or client might be on diuretics. Identify common situations where diuretics might be needed for residents or clients. Demonstrate knowledge of potential side effects of diuretics and when to seek medical advice. Presentation (49 Slides) Aims and Objectives Setting the...
Presentation Packs
Duty of Care Residential Care Level 1 Training ResourcesDuty of Care Residential Care Level 1 Training Resources Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainers Aide Answer Key. All files editable. Overall Aim: To develop staff s awareness and understanding of their duty of care towards people living in residential care, and how this influences safe, respectful and person-centred practice. Learning Outcomes: Explain what duty of care means. Recognise their responsibilities when supporting people in residential care. Identify situations where duty of care may be a concern. Know who to speak to and what action to take when they have a concern. Presentation (28 Slides) - Slide titles: Overall Aim and Learning Outcomes Introduction What Does Duty of Care Mean? What Does Duty of Care Mean in Everyday Practice Our Responsibilities Duty of Care and Choice What If Something Goes Wrong? What Should You Do? Who Should I Report a Concern To? Scenario: What Would You Do? What Does Good Duty of Care Look Like? Quick Check Duty of Care Key ...
Presentation Packs
Ear Care Awareness Training ResourcesEar Care - Awareness and the Role of Residential Care Staff and Domiciliary Care Staff 2 Presentations, 2 Handouts, 1 End of Session Multiple Choice Assessment Presentation 1 - Ear Care Awareness Aims and Objectives Introduction Cleaning the Ears Ear Wax Noise Protection Water Protection Preventing Infections Avoiding Trauma Seeking Medical Attention Regular Check-Ups Healthy Lifestyle Ear Care Needs References and Further Information Presentation 2 - The Role of Care Staff Aims and Objectives Introduction Assessment and Monitoring Assistance with Cleaning Recognising Signs of Ear Problems Earwax Management Communication and Advocacy Promoting Preventive Measures Collaboration with Healthcare Professionals Documentation Training and Continuing Education Respecting Individual Needs Final Words References and Further Information Word Documents Ear Care Awareness Handout Role of Care Staff Handout End of Session Multiple Choice Assessment HSC Training Link Training Resources for Health...
Presentation Packs
Electric Profiling Beds Safety and Usage Training ResourcesPowerPoint Presentation, PDF handout, Word Document End of Session Assessments Electric Profiling Beds Awareness (42 slides) - Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction Difference Between Adjustable Bed and Electric Profiling Bed What Are Profiling Beds Used For? The Different Types of Profiling Beds Features of an EPB The Importance of the Right Bed Profiles Zero Gravity Profile Feet Raised Profile Feet and Head Raised Profile Head Raised Profile Trendelenburg and Anti-Trendelenburg Position The Benefits of Suitable EPBs Benefits on Major Body Systems Manual Handling Injuries Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 Risk Assessment Moving Profile Beds Risks Associated With EPBs Bed Rails Overlay Mattresses Entrapment Risk Maintenance of Electric Profiling Beds Staff Responsibilities Duty of Care - Looking After EPBs References Word Documents Multiple Choice end of session assessment and answer sheet plus alternative generic end of session assessment sheet. PDF Handout
Presentation Packs
Emergency Medication Adrenaline Awareness Training ResourcesEditable Emergency Medication and Adrenaline Awareness training pack for Health and Social Care. Covers rescue medicines adrenaline PRN use legal frameworks safe administration storage and recording. Ideal for care homes domiciliary care supported living and nursing services. Suitable for inductions CPD and refresher training. Clear easy to follow content that supports safe confident and person centred practice.
Presentation Packs
Emotional and Social Support Residential Care Training ResourcesResidential Care - Emotional and Social Support Awareness This pack introduces 'emotional and social support' for learners and staff new to the role of care work. It details what this support is and key aspects to be considered for each individual receiving care. Presentation, Handout, End of session multiple choice assessment, Presentation includes two scenarios. All files editable. Aims and Objectives Overall aim: To introduce staff to the key principles of providing emotional and social support to enhance the well-being of residents in residential adult care. Learning Objectives: Understand the importance of emotional and social support in enhancing residents' well-being. Identify practical ways to provide companionship, engage in conversations and encourage social participation. Recognise how to offer emotional reassurance and listen actively to support residents' mental health. Presentation (31 Slides) Aims and Objectives Introduction Why is Emotional and Social Support Vital i...
Team Meeting / Toolbox Talks
Emotional/Psychological Abuse - Care Team Talk Level 1Emotional/Psychological Abuse - Care Team Talk Level 1 Audience: Care staff Level: Level 1 Awareness Duration: Approximately 15 minutes 15-Minute Care Team Talk - 11 Pages Short, practical and ready-to-use training resource designed to support regular staff learning, discussion and reflection within health and social care settings. Provides a simple, structured way for managers, team leaders and trainers to cover this important care topic (Physical Abuse) with staff without the need for a lengthy training session. Team Talk includes: 1. Trainer Guide - A clear, easy-to-follow guide showing the trainer how to deliver the session within approximately 15 minutes, including the purpose, learning outcomes and suggested timings. 2. Short Scenario - A realistic care-based scenario to help staff think about how the topic may arise in everyday practice. 3. Discussion Questions - Simple, practical questions to encourage staff to think about the topic, share their understanding and consider ho...
Team Meeting / Toolbox Talks
Emotional/Psychological Abuse - Care Team Talk Level 2Emotional/Psychological Abuse - Care Team Talk Level 2 Audience: Care staff Level: Level 2 Awareness Duration: Approximately 15 minutes 15-Minute Care Team Talk - 14 Pages Short, practical and ready-to-use training resource designed to support regular staff learning, discussion and reflection within health and social care settings. Provides a simple, structured way for managers, team leaders and trainers to cover this important care topic (Emotional/Psychological Abuse) with staff without the need for a lengthy training session. Team Talk includes: 1. Trainer Guide - A clear, easy-to-follow guide showing the trainer how to deliver the session within approximately 15 minutes, including the purpose, learning outcomes and suggested timings. 2. Short Scenario - A realistic care-based scenario to help staff think about how the topic may arise in everyday practice. 3. Discussion Questions - Simple, practical questions to encourage staff to think about the topic, share their understanding ...
Team Meeting / Toolbox Talks
Emotional/Psychological Abuse - Care Team Talk Level 3Emotional/Psychological Abuse - Care Team Talk Level 3 Audience: Care staff, senior carers, team leaders Level: Level 3 Awareness Duration: Approximately 15 minutes 15-Minute Care Team Talk - 15 Pages Short, practical and ready-to-use training resource designed to support regular staff learning, discussion and reflection within health and social care settings. Provides a simple, structured way for managers, team leaders and trainers to cover this important care topic (Emotional/Psychological Abuse) with staff without the need for a lengthy training session. Team Talk includes: 1. Trainer Guide - A clear, easy-to-follow guide showing the trainer how to deliver the session within approximately 15 minutes, including the purpose, learning outcomes and suggested timings. 2. Short Scenario - A realistic care-based scenario to help staff think about how the topic may arise in everyday practice. 3. Discussion Questions - Simple, practical questions to encourage staff to think about the topi...
Presentation Packs
Employee Wellbeing in Residential Care Training ResourcesEmployee Wellbeing in Residential Care Settings - A Manager s Role in Supporting Staff and Safe Care Presentation, Handouts x 2, Case Studies with Questions and Answers, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key Presentation includes scenario and correct actions to take supporting wellbeing. All files editable. Overall Aim: To equip managers and leaders in residential care settings with the knowledge, skills and confidence to actively support employee wellbeing, reduce work-related stress and burnout and create a positive workplace culture that promotes safe, high- quality care. Learning Objectives: Why employee wellbeing is a leadership and safety priority in residential care and how it links to quality of care and CQC expectations. Common wellbeing risks and early warning signs of stress and burnout among care staff. Legal and regulatory responsibilities in relation to staff mental health, reasonable adjustments and safe working practices. Supervision, communication and s...
Presentation Packs
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...
Presentation Packs
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
Presentation Packs
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....
Presentation Packs
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...
Learning Activities
Equality Diversity & Rights Residential Care Learning ActivityCase Study-Based Learning Activity: Equality Diversity and Rights in Residential Care (Word Document). Objective: To enhance the understanding and application of equality, diversity and rights among residential care staff in the UK, ensuring all residents receive fair and respectful treatment. This structured activity aims to equip care staff to develop a deeper understanding of the practical applications of equality, diversity and rights. This will help foster a more inclusive and respectful environment for all residents. Ready made learning activity with full instructions and case study scenario examples x 5 - time needed: 1 - 2 hours (depending on how many groups). Materials Needed: Printed case studies Flip charts Markers and pens Instructions: Introduction (15 minutes) Case Study Scenarios (20 minutes) Group Presentations (10 minutes per group) Debrief and Conclusion (15 minutes) Case Studies (with discussion pointers): Case Study 1: Cultural and Religious Practices Case Study ...
Presentation Packs
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...
Presentation Packs
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...
Presentation Packs
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...
Presentation Packs
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...
Level 2
Financial Abuse - Care Team Talk Level 1Financial Abuse - Care Team Talk Level 1 Audience: Care staff Level: Level 1 Awareness Duration: Approximately 15 minutes 15-Minute Care Team Talk - 9 Pages Short, practical and ready-to-use training resource designed to support regular staff learning, discussion and reflection within health and social care settings. Provides a simple, structured way for managers, team leaders and trainers to cover this important care topic (Financial Abuse) with staff without the need for a lengthy training session. Team Talk includes: 1. Trainer Guide - A clear, easy-to-follow guide showing the trainer how to deliver the session within approximately 15 minutes, including the purpose, learning outcomes and suggested timings. 2. Short Scenario - A realistic care-based scenario to help staff think about how the topic may arise in everyday practice. 3. Discussion Questions - Simple, practical questions to encourage staff to think about the topic, share their understanding and consider how it applies t...
Team Meeting / Toolbox Talks
Financial Abuse - Care Team Talk Level 2Financial Abuse - Care Team Talk Level 2 Audience: Care staff Level: Level 1 Awareness Duration: Approximately 15 minutes 15-Minute Care Team Talk - 13 Pages Short, practical and ready-to-use training resource designed to support regular staff learning, discussion and reflection within health and social care settings. Provides a simple, structured way for managers, team leaders and trainers to cover this important care topic (Financial Abuse) with staff without the need for a lengthy training session. Team Talk includes: 1. Trainer Guide - A clear, easy-to-follow guide showing the trainer how to deliver the session within approximately 15 minutes, including the purpose, learning outcomes and suggested timings. 2. Short Scenario - A realistic care-based scenario to help staff think about how the topic may arise in everyday practice. 3. Discussion Questions - Simple, practical questions to encourage staff to think about the topic, share their understanding and consider how it applies ...
Team Meeting / Toolbox Talks
Financial Abuse - Care Team Talk Level 3Financial Abuse - Care Team Talk Level 3 Audience: Care staff Level: Level 3 Awareness Duration: Approximately 15 minutes 15-Minute Care Team Talk - 11 Pages Short, practical and ready-to-use training resource designed to support regular staff learning, discussion and reflection within health and social care settings. Provides a simple, structured way for managers, team leaders and trainers to cover this important care topic (Financial Abuse) with staff without the need for a lengthy training session. Team Talk includes: 1. Trainer Guide - A clear, easy-to-follow guide showing the trainer how to deliver the session within approximately 15 minutes, including the purpose, learning outcomes and suggested timings. 2. Short Scenario - A realistic care-based scenario to help staff think about how the topic may arise in everyday practice. 3. Discussion Questions - Simple, practical questions to encourage staff to think about the topic, share their understanding and consider how it applies ...
Presentation Packs
Fire Safety Risk Assessment Residential and Day Care Settings Training ResourcesFire Safety Risk Assessment Residential and Day Care Settings Fire Risk Assessment training pack for all health and social care settings. Includes a training presentation (large and fully comprehensive), Fire Risk Assessment Template (7 pages) and 17 page fully comprehensive handout. Presentation 1 Fire Safety Risk Assessment (82 Slides) Slide Titles: Aims and Objectives Introduction What is Residential Care ? Who Should Be Aware of What Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety Order) 2005 (England and Wales) Responsibilities Who Is The Responsible Person Who Else Has Responsibilities? Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 Fire Risk Assessment Overview The Responsible Person The Fire Risk Assessment Things To Consider Help With the Assessment Aims of the Assessment Hazards and Risks Fire Safety Risk Assessment Step One Identify Fire Hazards Fire Triangle Heat Ignition Sources in Care Settings Fuel Sources Fuel Sources in Care Settings Oxygen Sources Step One identify Fire Hazards Step Two Identi...
