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Continence Awareness
The material in these presentations is suitable for Lecturers and Trainers, Health and Social Care Staff/Managers responsible for providing updating of skills/awareness sessions etc.
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COPD Awareness
PowerPoint presentation, handout and end of session written assessment.
PowerPoint Presentation - COPD Awareness (29 slides) (with end of session written assessment and session handout)
Slide titles:
- Aims and Objectives, Introduction, Symptoms of COPD, Causes of COPD, Diagnosing
- COPD DETECTING BREATHING PROBLEMS – Introduction, Diagnosis, Long Standing or Persistent Symptoms, Existing Treatments, Confirmed Diagnosis
- KEEPING WELL WITH COPD - Awareness of the Disease, Stopping Smoking, Inhalers and Nebulisers, Activity and Exercise, Diet and Fluids, Vaccinations, Cold Weather, Catching Colds, Mental Well-Being, Flare-Ups, Summary, References
Word Documents
- Handout and end of session assessment
Available as a download only
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COSHH - Blood and Body Fluid Spillages
Management of Blood and Bodily Fluids 70 slide teaching presentation with handout and end of session assessment (printable Word documents).
PowerPoint Presentation – Management of Blood and Bodily Fluids (70 Slides)
Slide Titles:
Aims and Objectives Slide:
- This session looks at the management of blood and bodily fluid spillages in health and social care settings
- By the end of the session you will have a basic understanding of:
- Relevant legislation and risk assessment
- Blood bourne viruses and blood and bodily fluid spillages
- Responsibilities of the manager and staff
- Preventing or controlling risk and employee basic precautions
- You will also learn about risk levels, incident reporting, contamination procedures and cleaning methods
- The session also discusses mandatory training required (infection control)
Slide Titles:
- Aims and objectives – Introduction – Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 1994 (2 slides) - Blood Bourne Viruses (3 slides) - How BBVs are Spread in the Workplace (2 slides) - Responsibilities of the Manager (7 slides) - Preventing or controlling risk (2 slides) - Employee basic precautions (3 slides) - Responsibilities of Staff (2 slides) - Why manage blood and body fluid spillages? - Who should manage spillages? – Risk Levels (Cleaning) - COSHH assessments – chemical disinfectants - Spillage kits – healthcare settings -Categories According to Risk (Low Risk) – Low Risk Cleaning Methods (2 slides) - Chlorine releasing agents (3 slides) - Chlorine concentrations - Chlorine releasing preparations - Preparation for dealing with spillages (4 slides) - Spillage of Blood/Blood Stained Fluids (Impervious Floors and Surfaces 2 slides) - Spillages on Carpets (2 slides) - Spillage of Low Risk Fluids (e.g. Urine, Faeces, Vomit) onto Any Flooring or Surface (2 slides) - Waste disposal – Human Hygiene Waste - Incident reporting – RIDDOR – Contamination Procedures (2 slides) – First Aid Staff – Training (2 slides) - References
Word Documents
- 12 page Handout
- Extra Handout
- 1 End of Session Assessment
Available on a CD or via Download
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COSHH (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health) Health and Social Care Specific
Pack contains presentations, handouts and end of session assessments. You will be able to use the pack as it is or mix and match the slides to make up your own training sessions. Assessments can be amended to suit the audience and your particular training scenario. The pack is health and social care specific and includes contamination procedures and cleaning methods (PowerPoint 4).
PowerPoint Presentation 1 – Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Overview
34 slide teaching presentation with handout and end of session assessment(printable Word Documents).
Slide Titles:
- Aims and Objectives, Introduction, COSHH and the Link to HSWA, What is COSHH?, COSHH Assessments, A COSHH Assessment, COSHH Assessments, COSHH and Biological Agents, COSHH Regulations Exclusions, Key Definitions, What is a Hazardous Substance?, Hazardous Substance Definition (1), How Can It Be Hazardous?, Hazardous Substance Definition (2), Hazardous Substance Definition (3), Hazardous Substances – HSE, Effects of Exposure to Hazardous Substances, Employer Responsibilities (4 slides), MHSWR Regulations 11,13 and COSHH Regulation 12, Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998, MHSWR Regulation 9, COSHH Regulation 13, MHSWR Regulation 6, COSHH Regulation 11 (2 slides), Employee Responsibilities, MHSWR Regulation 6, COSHH Regulation 11, References
PowerPoint Presentation 2 – COSHH and Biological Agents
56 slide teaching presentation with handout and end of session assessment (printable Word Documents).
Slide Titles:
- Aims and Objectives, Introduction, Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations (2 slides), Biological Agent Definition, Hazard Groups, Hazard Groups 1 and 2, Hazard Groups 3 and 4, Viral Hazards, Body Fluids other than Blood, HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus 2 slides), Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) (2 slides), Hepatitis C Virus (HCV), Hepatitis D Virus (HDV), GB Virus-Type C (Hepatitis G Virus), Hepatitis B Immunisation (2 slides), Risk of Transmissions of BBVs, Risk of Transmissions of BBVs – HIV, Risk of Transmissions of BBVs, Precautions Against Exposure to BBVs, General Measures to Reduce the Risk (3 slides), What is a Sharp?, Safe Handling and Disposal of Sharps, Disposal of Sharps, Latex Uses in Health Care, Latex Issues, Type 1 Allergic Reaction, Type IV Allergic Reaction, Latex Risk Assessment (2 slides), Gloves in Health and Social Care Settings (2 slides), Waste Disposal, Infectious Waste (2 slides), Waste Disposal, Waste Policy and Risk Assessment (2 slides), Controlled Waste Regulations 1992, Special Waste, Waste Disposal, References.
PowerPoint Presentation 3 – COSHH Risk Assessment Process Steps to Take
57 slide teaching presentation with printable Word document handout.
Slide Titles:
- Aims and objectives – Introduction - COSHH and the Link to HSWA - What is COSHH? - COSHH Assessments - A COSHH Assessment - COSHH Assessments - COSHH and Biological Agents - COSHH Regulations Exclusions - Key Definitions - What is a Hazardous Substance? -Hazardous Substance Definition (1) - How Can It Be Hazardous? - Hazardous Substance Definition (2) - Hazardous Substance Definition (3)- Hazardous Substances – HSE - Effects of Exposure to Hazardous Substances – Identifying Hazardous Substances in Care Homes (2 slides) - Care Homes (Special Note) – CHIP - CHIP and European Directives - CHIP and CLP Regulation - Old CHIP Classifications - New International Classifications - Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)(2 slides) - Material Safety Data Sheet Sections - Workplace Exposure Limits (WELs)(2 slides) – COSHH Steps to Take Step 1 - Step 1 (Continued) Substances Used Directly in the Workplace (2 slides) - Step 1 (Continued) - COSHH Steps to Take Step 2 - Step 2 (Continued) - COSHH Steps to Take Step 3 - Step 3 (Continued) - COSHH Steps to Take Step 4 - COSHH Steps to Take Step 5 - COSHH Steps to Take Step 6 - COSHH Steps to Take Step 7 - COSHH Steps to Take Step 8 - Step 8 (Continued) - Procedures for Staff (Substances) - Procedures for Staff (Hazards)- Handling and Storage - Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) - References
PowerPoint 4 – Management of Blood and Bodily Fluids
70 slide teaching presentation with handout and end of session assessment (printable Word documents).
Slide Titles:
- Aims and objectives – Introduction – Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 1994 (2 slides) - Blood Bourne Viruses (3 slides) - How BBVs are Spread in the Workplace (2 slides) - Responsibilities of the Manager (7 slides) - Preventing or controlling risk (2 slides) - Employee basic precautions (3 slides) - Responsibilities of Staff (2 slides) - Why manage blood and body fluid spillages? - Who should manage spillages? – Risk Levels (Cleaning) - COSHH assessments – chemical disinfectants - Spillage kits – healthcare settings -Categories According to Risk (Low Risk) – Low Risk Cleaning Methods (2 slides) - Chlorine releasing agents (3 slides) - Chlorine concentrations - Chlorine releasing preparations - Preparation for dealing with spillages (4 slides) - Spillage of Blood/Blood Stained Fluids (Impervious Floors and Surfaces 2 slides) - Spillages on Carpets (2 slides) - Spillage of Low Risk Fluids (e.g. Urine, Faeces, Vomit) onto Any Flooring or Surface (2 slides) - Waste disposal – Human Hygiene Waste - Incident reporting – RIDDOR – Contamination Procedures (2 slides) – First Aid Staff – Training (2 slides) - References
Word Documents
- 5 Handouts
- 3 End of Session Assessments
- 1 Risk Assessment Sample Template
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COSHH - Occupational Dermatitis Awareness
25 slide teaching presentation with handout. Mainly relevant for cleaning in the care setting.
Aims and Objectives Slide:
This session gives an overview of occupational dermatitis in health and social care settings
It raises awareness of:
- Types of dermatitis and signs/symptoms
- Substances that give rise to dermatitis
- Working situations and exposure risks
- Prevention of dermatitis (reducing risks)
- Checks and health surveillance
Slide Titles:
- Aims and Objectives – Introduction – What is Dermatitis? – Which substances cause dermatitis? – Occupations in health and social care affected by dermatitis – Dermatitis and wet work – Signs and symptoms – Recap – Exposure risks – Reducing the risks – COSHH – Skin protection (5 slides) – Dermatitis checks – Health Surveillance – Dermatitis checks (further slide) – COSHH and RIDDOR – Health surveillance – Help with health surveillance – Health surveillance records – References – Further Information
Word Document
Available as a Download only
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Cultural Awareness, Care Planning and Competence
Suitable for residential and nursing care training needs. It is also suitable for other types of care settings, but the resources will need some adapting by the trainer.
The pack includes relevant information relating to the Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2009 (Regulation 17) and Outcome 1 respecting and involving people who use services. This is the basic information from the regulations and outcomes.
Cultural Awareness – Intro to Cultural Awareness and Ethnicity – PowerPoint (13 slides) - Slide Details:
- Aims and objectives, Introduction, What is cultural awareness?, Learning Activity, What is culture?, Learning Activity, Ethnicity key terms, Learning Activity, References
Accompanied by a Handout, Learning Activity, Quiz and Quiz Answer Sheet.
Asian Traditions – PowerPoint (22 slides) - Slide Details:
- Traditions, Predominant Religions, Sikhism, Sikh ‘Uniform’ (5 Ks), Sikhs, Sikh Names, Hinduism, Hindu Names, Hinduism, Islam, Islam Food and Drink, Care of the Dying (Islam), After death (Islam)
With 10 Handouts – Buddhism, Christianity, Foods of Religion, Hinduism, Islam, Jainism, Judaism, Rastafarianism, Religious Discrimination Study, Sikhism.
Culture – Person Centred Care Planning – PowerPoint (76 slides and includes built in learning activities) - Slide Details:
- Introduction, Ice breaking activity, The challenges (3 slides) (one includes built in learning activity), Person centred care, Putting people first (2 slides) (one includes built in learning activity)
- Inspection Reports – Improvements Required, Putting People First, Inspection Reports Detailing Good Practice, Best Practice Tips, Inspection Reports Detailing Good Practice, Best Practice Tips
- Summary of a Good Care Plan, Inspection Reports - Poorly Written Care Plan, Care Plans, The Whole Person, Inspection Reports - Good Care Plans(built in learning activities)
- Evidence towards Good Practice, Inspection Reports - Good Care Plans (includes built in learning activity), Evidence towards Good Practice,
- Inspection Reports - Good Care Plans (includes built in learning activity), Evidence towards Good Practice, Inspection Reports - Poor Practice (includes built in learning activity)
- Inspection Reports -Improvement needed, Quality of Care, Inspection Reports - Examples of Poor Practice, Life Histories, Cultural Activities (includes built in learning activity)
- Examples of Good Practice, Religious Festivals (includes built in learning activity), Examples of Good Practice, Daily Life and Social Activities,
- Religion/Spirituality (includes built in learning activity), Examples of Good Practice, Inspection Reports -Improvement Needed, Examples of Good Practice, Making Choices
- Examples of Good Practice, Improvement Needed - Records and Involvement, Inspection Reports – Making Choices (includes built in learning activity)
- Décor and Homeliness (includes built in learning activity), Examples of Good Practice, Quality of Care (includes built in learning activity), Examples of Good Practice
- Outcome 1 – Respecting and Involving People Who Use Services, Other Outcomes, Why Be Culturally Aware?, References
With 14 Learning Activities (Word documents detailing the activities from the Power Point session)
Cultural Competence Awareness – PowerPoint (23 slides) - Slide Details:
- Introduction, Definition, Challenges, Personal Values, Diversity and Stereotyping, Stereotypes and Prejudice, Person centred approach, Challenging People and Organisations
- Prescribed Behaviours in the Workplace, Cultural Differences – Styles of Communication, Language, Commitment, Stages of Cultural Competences, Summary, Reference and Further Reading
With Handout
Plus short presentation and handouts on Outcome One (CQC Standards)
Available on CD or as a Download
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Cultural Competence (Level 3)
23 slide teaching presentation (level 3) with handout. Suitable for all level 3 courses.
Slide Titles
- Introduction, Definition, Challenges, Personal Values, Diversity and Stereotyping, Stereotypes and Prejudice, Person centred approach, Challenging People and Organisations, Prescribed Behaviours in the Workplace, Cultural Differences – Styles of Communication, Language, Commitment,Stages of Cultural Competences,Summary,Reference and Further Reading.
Available as a Download only
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Data Protection Act (Key Principles) Level 3
15 slide teaching presentation (level 3) with handout. Suitable for all level 3 courses. Formal teaching input on the principles of the Data Protection Act.
Slide Titles: Introduction, Key Principles, Principle 1, Principle 2, Principle 3, Principle 4, Principle 5, Principle 6, Principle 7, Principle 8, References
Word Document: Handout
Available as a Download only
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