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Reablement Skills for Caregivers in the UK
Illness, disability or injury can make it difficult for a person to go about their everyday tasks on their own. However, they can stand on their feet and live regular lives with the assistance of a well-trained reablement caregiver. This social care course provides caregivers with the fundamental principles of reablement and intermediate care and explains how to support families, rehabilitate patients, provide specialist dementia care and more.
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Reablement Skills for Caregivers in the UK
This free online social care course provides the caregiving skills required to ensure reablement and rehabilitation.
Illness, disability or injury can make it difficult for a person to go about their everyday tasks on their own. However, they can stand on their feet and live regular lives with the assistance of a well-trained reablement caregiver. This social care course provides caregivers with the fundamental principles of reablement and intermediate care and explains how to support families, rehabilitate patients, provide specialist dementia care and more.
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5 Lessons
Reablement Guidelines and Practice
In this module, you will be introduced to reablement and its policy context. You will learn the guidance for families and carers, along with a comprehensive understanding of Intermediate care and reablement.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Introduction to Reablement
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3.Guidance for Families and Carers
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4.Intermediate Care and Reablement
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5.Lesson Summary
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Goal Setting and Satisfaction Measurement
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Course assessment
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