Overview: Infection control means we are not completely at the mercy of infections and the diseases that infections cause because we can take certain actions the control them. The more we learn about infection – what it is and how it occurs – the more we know how to avoid it, overcome it and minimise its spread. In particular the course will enable the delegate to: : Understanding key infection control issues : Encourage a ‘safe practice’ culture both for individuals and in the workplace

Overview: Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) are the most common cause of occupational ill health in Great Britain, currently affecting 1.0 million people a year and costing society £5.7 billion. MSDs affect the muscles, joints, tendons and other parts of the musculoskeletal system. By educating staff in the principles of safe moving and handling, and facilitating a problem solving approach that is people handling centred, training can contribute to excellence in care as well as reducing injury

Overview: Medicating is one aspect of care provision that can go seriously wrong, hence the need to get it right.A half day work shop designed to explain the basics of medicines management in the care sector

Overview: A one day workshop covering the key principles and practices regarding managing medicines within the care sector. Medicating is one aspect of care provision that can go seriously wrong, hence the need to get it right. The topic is put across logically, in bite size pieces, so that people understand, learn, reflect and apply best medication practices. These are invaluable resources for supervisors and managers etc.who want to manage medication standards

Overview: Accreditation and nationally recognised certification can be provided

Overview: Challenge the views, attitudes and practices surrounding adult abuse

Overview: Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) are the most common cause of occupational ill health in Great Britain, currently affecting 1.0 million people a year and costing society £5.7 billion. MSDs affect the muscles, joints, tendons and other parts of the musculoskeletal system. By educating staff in the principles of safe moving and handling, and facilitating a problem solving approach that is people handling centred, training can contribute to excellence in care as well as reducing injury