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Strengthen person-centred mental health support in adult social care through 15 Modules, applied cases and reflective learning for experienced care staff.

Develop practical care leadership through person-centred culture, competent delegation, supervision, governance, continuity and evidence-led improvement.

Strengthen medicines support in adult social care. Explore consent, reconciliation, stock and storage, safe administration, PRN review, covert-medicine controls and learning from errors.

Develop rights-based positive behaviour support. Explore communication, health needs, proactive plans, meaningful activity, specialist assessment and least restrictive practice.

Support adults living with diabetes using person-centred plans. Develop judgement in monitoring, illness and hypo recognition, medicines boundaries, delegated care and reliable handover.

Support comfort, choice and coordinated care during life-limiting illness. Explore palliative and last-days care, communication, changing needs, medicines boundaries and sensitive support after death.

Develop practical judgement in mental capacity, consent, best interests and care restrictions. Advanced, non-regulated training for experienced adult care staff, with scenarios, guided records and the current deprivation-of-liberty framework.

Advanced, practice-focused training for experienced adult social care staff supporting autistic people and adults with learning disabilities, with a strong focus on rights, communication, positive support and safe role boundaries.

Develop advanced, person-centred dementia care practice for experienced adult social care staff, with practical focus on communication, consent, distress, health changes, positive risk, safeguarding, transitions and reflective quality improvement.

Learn how to communicate effectively during shift handovers in health and social care. Develop skills in accurate reporting, information sharing, confidentiality, and safe continuity of care.

Learn essential infection control practices, hand hygiene, PPE, safe waste disposal and outbreak prevention to promote safer care environments and protect staff, service users and visitors.

Build essential sepsis awareness skills by learning how to recognise early warning signs, identify deterioration, communicate concerns and escalate appropriately in health and social care settings.

Learn how to create accurate, objective, person-centred and legally sound clinical records that support safe care, effective communication, confidentiality and professional accountability.

Update your knowledge of safe catheter care, infection prevention, monitoring, documentation, complications, escalation, and person-centred support in health and social care settings.

Learn how Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) promotes dignity, independence and quality of life by understanding behaviour, identifying unmet needs and using person-centred, least restrictive support strategies.

Build essential knowledge of diabetes, blood glucose monitoring, medication safety, complications, person-centred care and emergency responses for safer professional practice.

Gain the knowledge and practical skills needed to provide compassionate, person-centred dementia care. Learn about different types of dementia, effective communication, safeguarding, legal responsibilities, and strategies that improve quality of life for individuals living with dementia.

Stay up to date with UK best practice in care planning, person-centred care, risk assessment, documentation, and care reviews. This Care Planning Update course helps health and social care professionals create, review, and maintain legally compliant care plans that improve safety, independence, dignity, and quality of care.

Gain a clear understanding of Care Certificate Standard 16 and learn how to provide person-centred, inclusive care for individuals with learning disabilities and autistic people. This updated UK training course covers communication, reasonable adjustments, safeguarding, legal responsibilities, equality, and best practice for health and social care professionals.

Stay compliant with UK health and social care legislation by completing this comprehensive Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS) Awareness Update Course. Learn the principles of the Mental Capacity Act 2005, the Acid Test, Best Interests decisions, least restrictive practice, legal responsibilities, and safeguarding requirements. Ideal for care workers, support workers, nurses, healthcare assistants, senior carers, and social care professionals.

Learn how to safely prevent, manage, and de-escalate challenging behaviour in healthcare, social care, education, and support settings. This PMVA course provides practical strategies for risk assessment, conflict resolution, restraint reduction, legal compliance, and person-centred care to improve safety and wellbeing for both staff and service users.

Learn how to recognise early warning signs of physical, mental, and emotional deterioration in care settings to support safer outcomes, timely intervention, and person-centred care.

Learn how to identify, manage, and prevent conflict in health and social care settings using effective communication, awareness, and professional strategies.

Essential knowledge for safe medication handling and administration in care settings.

Learn how to recognise signs of abuse, respond appropriately to disclosures, and follow safeguarding procedures to protect children in line with UK standards.

Develop essential skills and knowledge to deliver safe, person centred, and professional adult care aligned with UK standards including safeguarding, communication, clinical safety, and care planning.

This course provides essential knowledge on adult safeguarding, including recognising abuse, understanding legal responsibilities, and responding effectively to protect vulnerable individuals in line with UK standards.

Learn essential food safety and hygiene practices for catering environments, including legal responsibilities, contamination prevention, personal hygiene, temperature control, cleaning procedures, and food safety management in line with UK standards.

This course provides essential knowledge and practical guidance for individuals working in health and social care settings. It covers key topics such as professional responsibilities, person centred care, communication, safeguarding, health and safety, infection control and supporting individuals with diverse needs. The course helps learners understand the standards and practices required to deliver safe, respectful and effective care.

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to mental health awareness within health and social care environments. Learners will explore the foundations of mental wellbeing, recognise common mental health conditions, understand safeguarding responsibilities, and develop practical skills for compassionate communication, crisis response, and recovery-focused care.

This course provides essential knowledge for supporting individuals with learning disabilities in health and social care settings. It explores key principles of person centred care, communication strategies, legal frameworks, safeguarding responsibilities, and collaborative working. Learners will gain the skills needed to promote inclusion, dignity, independence, and wellbeing while following UK legislation and professional care standards.

Understand the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards, including capacity assessment, best interest decisions, governance responsibilities and lawful care practice within UK health and social care settings.

An Autism Awareness course designed for health and social care professionals. Learn how autism affects individuals, how to provide person-centred support, and how to meet UK legal and regulatory standards including the Care Act 2014, Autism Act 2009, and Equality Act 2010.