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    Level 3 Diploma In Health & Social Care

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    Level 3 Diploma In Health & Social Care

    Level 3 Diploma In Health & Social Care
    Published 9/2024
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 3.91 GB | Duration: 6h 53m

    Become a Health and Social Care Professional: Social Work, Caregiving, Home Care, Mental Health, NGO and Safeguarding

    What you'll learn

    Gain a comprehensive understanding of health and social care principles, legislation, and the roles of healthcare workers.

    Develop strong communication and interpersonal skills to interact with patients and colleagues effectively.

    Master procedures to ensure the safety and well-being of adults and children in your care.

    Learn to prioritise individual needs and preferences to deliver compassionate and respectful care.

    Explore mental health awareness, substance abuse, and infection prevention control to navigate various healthcare challenges confidently.

    Requirements

    While there may not be specific prerequisites, a strong interest in health and social care is recommended.

    Description

    “The closest thing to being cared for is to care for someone else.” – Carson McCullersThe Health and Social Care sector is rapidly growing, with an increasing demand for skilled professionals. As of 2024, the UK alone has over 1.6 million people employed in health and social care roles, and this number is expected to rise by 15% in the next five years. With an average salary ranging from £28,881 to £74,937 annually, depending on your role and experience, there are ample opportunities in various areas including Social Work, Caregiving, Home Care, and Mental Health. Additionally, there is a significant need for professionals in NGOs and safeguarding roles, reflecting the sector's commitment to comprehensive, compassionate care.The Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care is a great way to start a significant journey. Your ability to work in the health and social care sector will improve greatly with the help of this course. It's an excellent method of getting ready for a fulfilling profession where you may significantly impact people's lives.Build Your Knowledge Base The Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care provides an in-depth understanding of the core principles and practices essential for a successful career. You’ll explore the roles and responsibilities of healthcare workers, delve into relevant legislation, and develop crucial communication skills. This comprehensive foundation is ideal whether you aspire to be a nurse, social worker, or specialist in another area of Health and Social Care.Prioritise Safety and Wellbeing Your safety and that of those in your care is a priority. This course emphasizes vital safeguarding practices, including health and safety protocols, emergency response, and hazardous material handling. You'll learn to create a safe environment, crucial for anyone working in Social Work, Caregiving, or Home Care.Cultivate Compassionate Care A person-centred approach is at the heart of this course. You'll gain skills to understand and respect individual needs, ensuring that care is both equitable and inclusive. This focus on compassionate care is essential in Mental Health and other specialized areas of Health and Social Care.Empower Yourself for a Fulfilling Career With this diploma, you'll be prepared to tackle various healthcare challenges, including mental health issues and infection prevention. The knowledge and confidence gained through this course will empower you to make a meaningful impact, whether in NGO settings or direct care roles.Why You Should Take This Course:Build a strong foundation for a rewarding career as a nurse, social worker, or healthcare professional.Develop essential knowledge and skills sought after by healthcare employers.This course provides a springboard for pursuing higher health and social care qualifications.Empower yourself to provide exceptional care and make a positive impact on the lives of others.The Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care is more than just a qualification; it's a stepping stone to a rewarding career. Enroll today and start making a positive difference in the world of Health and Social Care!Don’t wait—take charge of your future and join the ranks of compassionate and skilled nursing assistants. Enroll today and begin a rewarding journey in the world of healthcare!Please Note: Care Skills Training is an Accredited CPD Member and a proud partner of The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA). Upon completing this course, you’ll be eligible to receive a CPDQC-accredited certificate for a small additional fee. This prestigious certification will not only strengthen your resume but also enhance your prospects for career advancement and job opportunities.

    Overview

    Section 1: Foundation Knowledge

    Lecture 1 Health & Social Care Overview

    Lecture 2 Responsibilities of Health & Social Care Worker

    Lecture 3 Roles as a Healthcare Professional

    Lecture 4 Policies and Principles in Health and Social Care

    Lecture 5 Legislation in Health & Social Care

    Section 2: Communication and Interpersonal Skills

    Lecture 6 Introduction to Communication at Work

    Lecture 7 Language Needs, Wishes and Preferences in Communication

    Lecture 8 Promoting Effective Communication

    Lecture 9 Principles and Practices of Confidentiality

    Section 3: Safeguarding Adult & Child

    Lecture 10 Introduction to Safeguarding Adults

    Lecture 11 Harm and Abuse

    Lecture 12 How to Reduce The Chance of Abuse

    Lecture 13 The Six Principles of Safeguarding

    Lecture 14 Child Abuse

    Lecture 15 Response to Abuse

    Section 4: Health, Safety & Wellbeing

    Lecture 16 Introduction to Health and Safety in the Workplace

    Lecture 17 Responding to Accidents and Sudden Illness

    Lecture 18 Medication and Healthcare Tasks

    Lecture 19 Handling Hazardous Substances

    Lecture 20 Promoting Fire Safety

    Section 5: Person-Centred Care

    Lecture 21 Understanding Person-Centred Values

    Lecture 22 Working in a Person-Centred Way

    Lecture 23 Supporting Individuals with Person-Centred Values

    Section 6: Equality & Inclusion

    Lecture 24 Understanding Equality and Inclusion

    Lecture 25 Implementing Inclusive Practices

    Lecture 26 Resources for Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion

    Section 7: Mental Health & Wellbeing

    Lecture 27 Mental Health Awareness

    Lecture 28 Dementia and Learning Disabilities Awareness

    Lecture 29 Early Signs, Symptoms and Treatments

    Section 8: Substance Use

    Lecture 30 Introduction to Drugs and Alcohol Addiction

    Lecture 31 Prevention and Awareness

    Lecture 32 Recovery and Aftercare

    Section 9: Information Management

    Lecture 33 Legislation and Agreed Ways of Working for Handling Information

    Lecture 34 How to Keep Records

    Lecture 35 How to Respond to Concern over Handling Information

    Section 10: Infection Prevention & Control (IPC)

    Lecture 36 Understanding Infection

    Lecture 37 Understanding Infection Spread in Care Settings

    Lecture 38 Health and Hygiene for Infection Prevention

    Section 11: Personal Development & Risk Management: Enhancing Health and Social Care Skills

    Lecture 39 Risk Management in Health and Social Care

    Current Practitioners: Those already working in the sector aiming to advance their qualifications and responsibilities.,Aspiring Professionals: Individuals looking to start a career with a strong foundational knowledge in health and social care.,Career Changers: People transitioning from other fields into health and social care roles.,Personal Development Seekers: Individuals aiming to deepen their understanding and improve care practices.,Existing Learners: Those with a Level 2 qualification or relevant experience seeking further expertise and progression.