1. Brief Description of Repeat Prescriptions

    Participants in the "Repeat Prescriptions" course learn about healthcare repeat prescription management and best practices. This course teaches healthcare professionals, chemists, and patients how to safely and effectively manage drug requirements.
  2. Module 4: Risk, Legislation and Safeguarding

    This section aims to demonstrate understanding of: Supporting laws and key legislation for people with learning disabilities, Working together for protection and equality, Vulnerability to abuse and neglect, Indicators of abuse and neglect.
  3. Module 3: Personalised Care and Support

    By the end of this section, you should understand: How each person with a learning disability is unique, How to avoid discrimination against them, The role of families and carers in communication, How to work with them effectively?
  4. Module 2: Health and Wellbeing

    After completing this section, you should understand: Access to quality health and social care is a fundamental right for people with learning disabilities, Health inequality, barriers, and ways to reduce it, How changes in behaviour or presentation can indicate unmet communication needs, Health conditions for people with learning disabilities.
  5. Module 1: An Understanding of ‘What is a Learning Disability?’

    After completing this section, you should understand: Roles in supporting individuals with learning disabilities, Definition of learning disability, Levels of learning disability, UK prevalence of learning disabilities, Difference between learning disabilities, learning difficulties, and mental health issues
  6. Brief Description of Supporting People with a Learning Disability – Tier 1

    Supporting People with a Learning Disability - Tier 1 is a crucial course that teaches the basics of supporting people with learning impairments. For frontline workers, carers, and professionals in various contexts, this training covers basic ideas and best practices in accommodating unique learning needs.
  7. Module 1: Who Are Carers?

    Upon completion of this section, you should be able to demonstrate an understanding of: how to identify possible carers, how people may become carers, some facts about being a carer, the diversity of carers that you might meet, how some adults need care and support?
  8. Module 2: Issues and Barriers Faced by Carers

    To successfully complete this part, you should show comprehension of the poor health, social, and economical repercussions of being a carer, the negative impacts on young carers, and the usefulness of carers in patient care planning.
  9. Module 3: Engaging with Carers

    To successfully complete this section, you should understand: Supporting carers begins with recognition Understanding what makes a caregiver's life easier Understanding why staff may be hesitant to engage with carers
  10. Brief Description of Carer Awareness

    "Carer Awareness" is a comprehensive course designed to provide participants with a deep understanding of the responsibilities, challenges, and rewards associated with caregiving roles.