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Supported Decision MakingCourse Description: Everyone has the right to make decisions about their life. Supported decision making is the process of providing support to older people receiving care and services, to ensure that they can make, communicate and participate in decisions about their own lives. This course explores what supported decision making is and outlines how staff can implement strategies to ensure the older person is well supported to make decisions that

Recognise signs and symptoms of osteoarthritis

Recognise the role of individual choice and decision-making in person-centred care

Explain the principles of manual handling

Older people are at higher risk of angina and heart attacks

evidence-informed strategies to support holistic wellbeing and promote inclusivity across teams will also be explored

Discover how to minimise day to day risks and look after yourself

staying connected and engaging in meaningful activities

Understand the role of a buddy and identify suitable staff for this role in the workplace

This course outlines the principles of manual handling and how they apply to moving people in the care and support setting

including the PIE tool

Discover how infectious agents spread and identify simple precautions that can be taken to reduce the risk of infection

Describe risk factors for stroke