Course Description
Person-Centred Care, originating in the 1940s, advocates for a holistic approach to understanding individuals in care settings, tailoring their support to meet specific needs. Now a fundamental principle in legislation, it guides standards for care professionals nationwide.
This Online Person-Centred Care E-Learning Course offers insights into person-centred care principles and their origins. It delves into the core values of individualised care and emphasises the importance of customised support for each service user. Additionally, the course covers essential topics such as care plans, daily reports, obtaining consent, and more.
Modules Covered
- Course Overview
- Definitions and Values
- Care Plans and Consent
- Daily Reports
- Example Care Plans
- Case Study
Accreditation
CPD approval ensures that individuals who need to demonstrate ongoing self-improvement can utilise this course for that purpose.
Our IIRSM & CPD approved courses are owned by VideoTile Learning Ltd and distributed under licence.
Benefits
- Flexibility: Candidates can learn at their own pace, allowing them to balance training with their work and personal commitments.
- Efficiency: Online training offers targeted learning, enabling candidates to focus on specific modules or topics relevant to their needs, maximising learning efficiency.
- Cost-effectiveness: CPD-approved online courses often provide more affordable solutions compared to traditional classroom-based training, saving on travel and accommodation expenses.
- Convenience: With the ability to access training materials online from anywhere with an internet connection, candidates can study at their convenience.
- Self-paced learning: Candidates have the freedom to progress through modules at their preferred speed, ensuring a deeper understanding of the material and the ability to revisit topics as needed.
Eligibility
This Person-Centred Care course targets all personnel working in Health and Social Care Environments, empowering them to grasp the concept of and their role within person-centred care.
