1. Module 1 : what is Parkinson’s

    By the end of this section, learners will be able to demonstrate an understanding of: What parkinsonism is What Parkinson’s disease is Who can be affected by Parkinson’s How Parkinson’s is diagnosed
  2. Brief description of Parkinson’s Awareness

    What Is Parkinson’s? By the end of this section, learners will be able to demonstrate an understanding of: What parkinsonism is What Parkinson’s disease is Who can be affected by Parkinson’s How Parkinson’s is diagnosed
  3. Module 4: our organization information

    The Organization’s Team Overview of the staff structure and team members Roles and responsibilities of colleagues How teams collaborate and communicate effectively
  4. Module 3: health , safety and governance

    As outlined in the introduction, your training needs will be identified and a structured programmed and schedule will be developed to meet those needs. From the very start of your employment, it is essential that you understand key aspects of training to ensure that: You remain safe and healthy at work You do not create risks for colleagues or service users
  5. Module 2: The structure of the NHS

    The National Health Service (NHS) exists to serve the people. It is publicly funded and designed to support individuals and communities throughout every stage of life. Its core purpose is to improve health and wellbeing by: Helping people stay mentally and physically healthy Providing care and treatment when people are ill
  6. Module 1: introduction

    By the end of this section, you should have a clear understanding of: Your role and responsibilities within the organization The information, knowledge, and skills required to work effectively The key terms and conditions of your employment Your training and development requirements Health and safety responsibilities Clinical and governance requirements The management structure and style of the organization The management structure and style of the NHS
  7. Brief description of induction

    By the end of this section, you will be able to demonstrate an understanding of: Role and Responsibilities Your specific role within the organization Key duties, expectations, and professional responsibilities How your role contributes to the wider team and service delivery
  8. Module 4: bowel cancel screening

    By the end of this section, learners will be able to demonstrate understanding of: Bowel cancer screening statistics Common symptoms of bowel cancer Bowel cancer screening, including: What bowel cancer screening is Who is eligible for screening
  9. Module 3: Breast Screening

    Breast screening is a health programme designed to detect breast cancer at an early stage, when treatment is most effective. This section explains: What breast screening is Who is eligible for breast screening How to book a screening appointment
  10. Module 2: Cervical Screening

    By the end of this section, learners will be able to understand: Cervical screening statistics in the UK The common symptoms of cervical cancer Cervical screening, including: What cervical screening is Who is eligible for screening