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Advanced Care Planning

About this courses

 Advanced Care Planning, this qualification emphasises key areas such as nutrition and hydration, personal hygiene, 

continence care, and supporting sleep, ensuring holistic care delivery.

It is designed for learners aged 16 and above and provides a foundation for those entering or progressing within healthcare. 

It also does not require prior learning, though a Level 1 qualification in healthcare or social care may be helpful.

This program fosters a deeper understanding of care planning principles, promoting health and well-being through effective and compassionate practices.

The program is internally assessed, ensuring that learners demonstrate their understanding of all learning outcomes. 

It is a comprehensive approach designed to equip healthcare learners with the skills and knowledge needed to deliver person-centred care. 

The key Aspect of Advanced Care Planning 

1. Understanding Person-Centered Thinking and Planning:

   • Learners are introduced to the principles of tailoring care to meet individual needs and preferences.

   • This includes understanding how to involve individuals in their care planning and respecting their choices.

     
     

2. Care Planning for Care Workers:

   • Focuses on the processes of assessment, implementation, and review of care plans.

   • Learners are trained to observe, monitor, and report on care activities effectively.

     
     

3. Nutrition and Hydration:

   • Emphasizes the importance of promoting health and well-being through proper dietary practices.

   • Learners gain insights into assessing nutritional needs and supporting individuals in maintaining a balanced diet.

     
     

4. Personal Hygiene:

   • Covers the principles of supporting individuals to maintain personal hygiene.

   • Learners are taught how to assist while respecting dignity and privacy.

     
     

5. Continence Care:

   • Focuses on managing continence and the appropriate use of continence equipment.

   • Learners are trained to support individuals in a way that promotes comfort and independence.

     
     

6. Supporting Sleep:

   • Highlights the importance of quality sleep for overall well-being.

   • Learners explore strategies to help individuals achieve better sleep patterns.

     
     

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