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Lone Working & Personal SafetyCourse Description: Care staff may encounter a variety of risks to their personal safety in the course of their work. Three areas in which a lone worker might feel vulnerable to risks include travelling for work, working at night, and confronting situations that may occur with other people. This course looks at various examples of risks and explores strategies staff can employ to help maintain safety and to minimise risk. Learning Outcomes: After

This includes using the appropriate equipment

Become skilled at performing clinical tasks such as urinalysis

This course explains what psychotropic medications are

Explain what information is collected by aged care facilities

Describe the different types of infectious agents (micro- organisms) and the harm they can cause

If you wish to extend your learning and earn up to an additional 7 CPD hours

Experienced Care Staff

This course is appropriate for all staff working in residential aged care who support people with activities of daily living

Care Workers and Management

Recognise your role and responsibilities when undertaking dynamic day to day risk assessment

Living in a diverse society means responding appropriately to those around us and all staff play a role in promoting the principles of Equality

Recognise the role of the individual in planning their care