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Social Care Courses

Abuse and the Issues Surrounding this area of Concern, Introduction to
Activities for Disabled Persons
Anti-Discrimination
Appraisal and Managing Performance
Assertiveness Skills
Attitudes
Bereavement and Loss
British Sign Language BSL
Bullying, Recognising and Responding to
Care Planning
Carers Act and Legislation
Child Abuse: Issues, An Introduction
Child Protection, Good Practice in Risk Assessment
Child Protection: Raising Awareness
Circles of Support
Community Care Act and the Care Management Process, An Introduction
Conflict Management
Deaf Communication Awareness Training
Dementia
Effective Communication Skills
Equal Opportunities
Health and Safety in Residential Care Homes and Day Care Centres - An Introduction to
HIV and AIDS Awareness
Key Working
Listening Skills and Groupwork
Managing Dangerous Behaviour
Manual Handling for Care Staff - Train The Trainer
Manual Handling for Care Staff Training
Manual Handling Risk Assessment for Supervisors/Assessors of Care Staff
Medication Policy
Mental Health Act and the Care Programme Approach
Mental Health Issues and Disability
Mental Health Issues and People who have Learning Disabilities
Mental Health: Handling Difficult Situations
Mobility and Transport Facilities
Pre-Retirement Course
Record Keeping
Rights, Risks and Responsibility
Risk Assessment: Working with Challenging Behaviour
Self Defence and Personal Safety
Social Care Training Homepage
Stress Management
Supervision Task, The
Supporting People with their Sexuality, Introduction to
Values into Practice
Why make changes?
Working in Partnership
Working Together
Working with Children Who Exhibit Severe Challenging Behaviour
Working with Children with Disabilities

Record Keeping

Aims

The course aims to explain why Records need to be kept accurately, what goes into keeping accurate records and how to do it.

Objectives

To enable participants to keep accurate, legible and timely client records.

The Course Covers

Record keeping
- What does this mean.
- Why keep records.
- What records need to be kept.
- Systematic record keeping
- Record keeping styles.
- Standard information formats.
Communication skills
- The communication cycle.
- Passing on accurate information.
- Listening and speaking exercises.
- Summarizing information
- Note taking tips and exercises.
Skills audit
- Skills required for record keeping.
- Helpful tools.
- Training requirements/action
Time management
- When will information be recorded

Course Duration

One Day

Course Certification

A certificate will be issued to all participants who complete the course.

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