The risk of fire is one of the greatest dangers in the workplace as unlike other safety concerns, it has the potential to do a huge amount of damage very quickly. The aim of this program is to inform you about safe and active fire prevention, and how you should respond in case a fire should occur.

This manual handling course is designed to teach the learners all about the importance of correct manual handling procedures. It involves the use of the human body to lift, lower, fill, empty, or carry loads. The load can be animate or inanimate. Most manufacturing or distribution systems require some manual handling tasks.

This Dementia Care platform is a teaming of NHNP and Olive Learning, designed for the way people learn today, with high-quality, bite-size video content and interactive exams improve learning in a more engaging, enjoyable and cost-effective way. Course modules include: 1) Dementia care 2) Understanding & managing delirium 3) Understanding & managing challenging behaviours 4) Communication in dementia care 5) Knowing the person with dementia

This Dementia Care platform is a teaming of NHNP and Olive Learning, designed for the way people learn today, with high-quality, bite-size video content and interactive exams improve learning in a more engaging, enjoyable and cost-effective way. Course modules include: 1) Dementia care 2) Understanding & managing delirium 3) Understanding & managing challenging behaviours 4) Communication in dementia care 5) Knowing the person with dementia

In this course we will examine how personal relationships along with someone’s social environment are central to life, regardless of age or mental ability. Support should be sensitive to the person as an individual, and focus on promoting their wellbeing and meeting their needs.

The basics in the area of caring for patients with behaviors that are challenging or distressing.

In this course, we will teach you the basics in the areas of caring for patients with delirium.

The terms palliative and end of life care are often used interchangeably. In this course we will provide an overview on how to approach the transition of a person from general care to end of life care and why palliative care is vital in the treatment of persons with serious mental illness. This course is a supplementary aid and should complement other training that you have previously undertaken.

This course enlists the most effective practices and methods to control infections and also briefs about the use of required PPE to ensure your safety as well as that of people you are dealing with. This course is useful for: 1. People who work in hospitals 2. People who take of elders in care homes 3. People who work as emergency technicians

This course will increase your awareness and knowledge of abuse of vulnerable adults, and will help ensure that as caregivers you are in a better position to recognise and report concerns. By the end of this course you should be able to: ● Define ‘abuse’ in the context of vulnerable persona. ● Examine the different types of abuse and indicators of each. ● Recognise when abuse might be taking place. ● Know how to report concerns of abuse.

This E-learning course provides a comprehensive overview of how the EU’s new General Data Protection Regulation protects your privacy rights and enshrines your responsibilities in the workplace. It also provides guidelines on keeping your personal data safe.

This course will teach you how to safely administer prescribed medication to residents and how to respond to the Resident who may refuse essential medication and look at alternative methods that can make pills, tablets and capsules easier to accept and digest. This course is supplementary aid, and should complement other training that you have previously undertaken and your organisations medication policy. By the end of this course, as the Nurse administering medication you should be able to: ● Follow the pre-check guidelines for medication ● Administer medication using delegation and supervision when required ● Make a monthly order from a pharmacy ● Respond appropriately to a resident who refuses to take their medication ● Administer their medication in an alternative way ● Make an informed decision about withholding medication.

Nutrition plays an important role in relation to dementia. Inadequate food and fluid intake can result in weight loss, malnutrition, dehydration, skin breakdown, delirium and increased morbidity and mortality. When a person has dementia, it is likely that they will lose their self-care abilities, including self-feeding, and are even less likely to regain these abilities. In this course, we will look at the following points in relation to the Nursing Home: ● Why nutrition is a vital part of each individual's life ● The importance of location when dining ● How to minimize risk in relation to nutrition ● Feeding Strategies

Change happens regularly in a business, whether the company is expanding, downsizing, moving premises, or something else. It’s important to know how to manage these changes so that they don’t cause too much disruption to the workflow.

Injuries can happen at any time, so it’s important to be prepared. The aim of this program is to guide you through your response in the event of an emergency, especially in the critical period prior to the arrival of the emergency services.

This course is focused on the people who work in a food industry. This will teach the workers about food safety in handling, preparation, and storage of food in ways that prevent foodborne illness. This is a 2 level course with basic knowledge on how to prepare hygiene food and food management respectively with life long validity.

Unfortunately, cardiac events can occur at any time in the workplace, particularly in older employees, so it’s important to know how to react in the case of one. This could mean the difference between life and death for someone. What you will learn: Upon completion of this course, you should have a knowledge of: How the heart works What happens when someone suffers a cardiac event What defibrillation is How to use an AED How to perform CPR This course is ideal for: All employees and employers alike.

"In this unit we will raise your awareness level of how to help someone who is experiencing loss and processing their grief. When providing counsel, engaging the “less is more” philosophy is really what’s core. Author Derek Smyth has said, “The measure of our loss is the depth of our grief.” We all experience loss at different levels. Whether it’s financial, personal, physical, emotional, or familial, loss affects people in different ways and can manifest behaviorally in a variety of ways as well. Your role is not to react to the way someone expresses his or her grief, but to facilitate ways to help him or her work through loss. This will raise your awareness of how to help someone who is experiencing loss and processing their grief. In essence, we’ll understand that the role of the skilled listener is not to react to the way a person expresses his or her grief, but to facilitate ways to help them work through their loss. "

"This unit deals with qualities that are more innate, intuitive, if you will, and, in a sense, deeply personal. The pillars are truly about “Being” This unit assists a person who has a call to care to go deep inside themselves and tap into the core of how to Be There.The Five Pillars are: Understanding the connection between thoughts and feelings accurately empathizing with the care recipient having the capacity for spontaneity and genuineness relating a non-threatening, safe and non-possessive environment developing unconditional positive regard for the care recipient In this section, we describe the basic and inherent competencies relative to the skills and abilities a listener must possess – the Five Pillars of the caregiving experience. These attributes are fundamental to the experience a person has with you, the skilled listener, and will focus on the actual experience you are there to provide for the care recipient."

"This module explores the importance of self-care for anyone who is being leaned on. It also helps you identify signs of burnout and gives you practical ways to implement self-care in your life. Many people in our society seem to live their lives having lost the zest for life. People can become so absorbed in their work that they fail to recognize the sign of approaching burnout until it’s too late.People are defined not by who they are, but by what they do. The consequences of this are that people care more about work than themselves. You literally run yourself into the ground through your work commitments. The litany of work-related illness continues to grow: back injuries, heart attacks, depression, high blood pressure, premature aging, obesity, anxieties, ulcers, migraine headaches, etc. It is said of Western culture that people spend more time taking care of their possessions than of themselves. If you consider the time, money and effort spent on maintaining your home, car and possessions, you can easily conclude that there is very little left for self-care. This final section on self-care explores the importance of this behaviour for the skilled listener. It also helps us to identify signs of burnout and provides practical ways to implement self-care in one’s own life."