Care Certificate Online Course

The Care Certificate, its significance, history, how to obtain it, the Care Quality Commission (CQC), key lines of inquiry, and your learning portfolio are all covered.

Understanding your role and responsibilities, accessing information about established working practises, the significance of doing so, how and when to report concerns, being honest about mistakes you make, how working relationships differ from personal relationships, types of working relationships, understanding your duties and responsibilities, being aware of the relevant codes of conduct or practise, knowing how your experiences, attitudes, or beliefs may affect how you work, and understanding your duties and responsibilities are all important.

The significance of ongoing professional development, available resources, the value of feedback, creating a personal development plan, necessary functional skills, methods for improving your skills, knowledge, and understanding, assessing your skills, knowledge, and understanding, and tracking your development progress are all covered.

Duty of care, promoting independence and decision-making, unfavourable occurrences, mistakes, incidents, and near misses, legislation, disputes, and challenging circumstances, as well as complaints and remarks.

What are equality and diversity? How do you reduce the risk of discrimination? What is the Equality Act of 2010? How do you work inclusively? How do you challenge discrimination? Where can you obtain further information, advice, and support?

The six Cs, individual needs, supporting people for future wellbeing, minimising discomfort and distress, and preserving identity and self-esteem.

The various forms of communication, the impact of communication on interpersonal relationships at work, the value of paying attention to how people react, determining communication needs, wishes, and preferences, potential communication barriers, active listening, the ethics and practises of confidentiality, the situations in which confidentiality is violated, and where to turn for more information, counsel, and support.

Supporting an individual's right to make choices, assisting people in making decisions about their care, knowing how to support active participation, and assisting the person in actively participating in their care are all examples of supporting an individual's right to privacy and dignity in care.

The significance of nutrition and hydration, eating well, the consequences of undernourishment and dehydration, encouraging appropriate nutrition and hydration, oral health concerns, food safety, contamination, vulnerability, and safe food practices.

Mental health, mental health problems, dementia, learning disabilities, the requirements of persons with these conditions, modifications to care delivery, the significance of early detection, laws and policies, and mental capacity are some topics covered.

Legislation, definitions of safeguarding, categories of abuse and neglect, protection from abuse and neglect, abuse prevention, complaints or concerns, responses to abuse and neglect (including whistleblowing), safeguarding adult reviews, information sharing, and confidentiality.

Recognising possible abuse, neglect, domestic violence, sexual abuse and exploitation, honour-based abuse, online abuse, psychological and physical abuse, child trafficking and modern slavery, grooming, radicalisation and extremism, bullying, parent illness and substance abuse, laws and rights, and reacting to concerns.

What is basic life support? What is the primary survey (DRABC)? How do you perform hand-only CPR on adults? How do you perform CPR with rescue breaths on adults? How do you perform CPR on children? How do you perform CPR on infants? How do you use a defibrillator? How do you handle choking? How often should you get recertified?

Regulations concerning health and safety, duties related to health and safety, mishaps and illnesses, training, risk analysis, jobs involving moving and supporting people and items, administering medication and providing healthcare, hazardous materials, fire safety, workplace security, and stress at work.

What is data protection? Why is data protection necessary? Different forms of data, handling information, key definitions, laws, established methods of operation, maintaining accurate records, reporting data breaches, and so forth.

Infection, pathogens, the transmission chain of infection, your obligations, hand hygiene, personal protective equipment, safe waste handling, safe handling of dirty linen, and safe disposal of sharps are all covered.