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  1. Module 3: How Duty of Care Affects Your Work

    In module three, we will explore the different ways in which having duty of care responsibilities affects your own work role.
  2. Module 2: The Consequences of Duty of Care

    In module two, we will learn about the implications of duty of care in the workplace and the legal obligations of managers and employers.
  3. Module 1: The Course Structure

    In module one, we will be guided through the key topics that will be discussed in each module.
  4. Brief Description of Duty of Care

    This training course “Duty of care” has been particularly designed to provide managers and employers with an understanding of duty of care best practice in the workplace. It might also be useful for that audience of people who are eager to get knowledge about duty of care in the workplace.
  5. Module 3: Diabetes Complications

    With diabetes, there are four main complications including cardiovascular disease, retinopathy (eye disease), neuropathy (nerve disease), and nephropathy (kidney disease).
  6. Module 2: Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment

    The most common symptoms of type 1 diabetes, we call the 4 T’s. Once diabetes is doubted the most common method of diagnosis is urine tests. The urine samples are confirmed for glucose. However, urine doesn't usually contain glucose; it can be found to have flooded through the kidneys into the urine.
  7. Module 1: What are Diabetes and its Prevalence?

    On a daily basis, managing diabetes often brings undesirable challenges for majority of suffers. Having to keep on top of their blood glucose levels, insulin injections or medication into their daily routines, maintain a suitable, healthy diet, and keep physically active to ward off long-term difficulties are just a few of the to say the least.
  8. Brief Description of Diabetes Awareness

    This course is aimed for those who desire to gain a complete knowledge of what diabetes is, how it is managed, and what are the causes? It includes Local authority staff and other local authority partner organizations, health staff, educational staff, carers, parents, and professional organizations.
  9. Module 3: What to do?

    This module explores how you can respond when a child or young person is having a seizure, including how to recognize an emergency situation. It also outlines the different responses for the different types of seizures.
  10. Module 2: Types of Seizure

    This module covers the different types of seizures and the effects they can have. You will learn about the common triggers of seizures and how to recognize when a child or young person is. Healthcare providers classify epilepsies by their seizure type.