An elearning package for non clinical staff.
By the end of the course delegates will:
Be aware of current legislation relating to the use of Display Screen Equipment (DSE)
Have general awareness of common office related health problems
Be able to conduct your own workstation risk assessment
Identify appropriate steps and resources required following a risk assessment
An elearning package for non clinical staff on looking after their back when using a workstation
The programme consists of ten eLearning modules with assessments, which are aligned to the 17 key objectives of the National Dementia Strategy created for all staff involved in health and social care in older people services including primary, secondary and tertiary care pathways providers.• Module 1 – Dementia Awareness• Module 2 – Person-centred Care• Module 3 – Identifying Dementia• Module 4 – Interventions• Module 5 – Communication• Module 6 – Caring for Carers• Module 7 – Promoting Health and Healthy Living• Module 8 – Safeguarding vulnerable Adults • Module 9 – End of Life Care• Modul
The programme consists of ten eLearning modules with assessments, which are aligned to the 17 key objectives of the National Dementia Strategy created for all staff involved in health and social care in older people services including primary, secondary and tertiary care pathways providers.• Module 1 – Dementia Awareness• Module 2 – Person-centred Care• Module 3 – Identifying Dementia• Module 4 – Interventions• Module 5 – Communication• Module 6 – Caring for Carers• Module 7 – Promoting Health and Healthy Living• Module 8 – Safeguarding vulnerable Adults • Module 9 – End of Life Care• Modul
ENLIGHTENme is the College of Emergency Medicine's central strategy for e-learning.
The largest and most ambitious component of this e-learning strategy is the self assessment modules for ST1-6 training which will be delivered by e-Learning for Healthcare in partnership with the College.
