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Suicide Prevention in Residential CareCourse Description: As people age, there are a number of risk factors that can increase their vulnerability to suicide, such as social isolation, grief and bereavement, poor physical and mental health and loss of independence. This course identifies the risk factors and warning signs for suicidal behaviour in older adults, demonstrates how to have a conversation with an older adult who you suspect is having suicidal thoughts and explores how staff can

Explain what to do if the older person has signs or symptoms of a blood clot

Learners will see how the legislation and internal organisational policies and procedures can help to support staff and minimise bullying and harassment in the workplace

you’ll gain the knowledge and tools to drive meaningful change in your workplace and beyond

a person living with dementia may find it increasingly difficult to express their needs

Distinguish the links in the chain of infection and how to break them

This course explores the effects of stroke and outlines strategies and treatments to support a person affected by a stroke

Effective time management is a skill that is often developed over time

Staff working in people's homes are likely to encounter household chemicals during their everyday tasks

Explain how to manage signs and symptoms of angina

Identify how to determine a resident’s baseline condition

Three areas in which a lone worker might feel vulnerable to risks include travelling for work

prevent and report potential complications

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