Dignity and Personalised Care Series_Information Management and explains how staff can

and explains how staff can respond to signs and symptoms to prevent serious complications

person-centred palliative and end-of-life care

Describe common types of wounds that may be seen in a home care setting

factors that affect wound healing and the importance of using a colour bar tool to properly identify wounds on individuals with different skin tones

Define what gastroenteritis is and how it spread

Dignity and Personalised Care Series_Information Management and explains how staff canCourse Description: Discuss the ethos of promoting dignity in care and ensuring the individuals needs and wishes remain at the centre of care delivery. Learning Outcomes: After completing this course, participants should be able to: Understand the need to maintain an individuals dignity in everyday care Recognise the role of the individual in planning their care Apply practical strategies to promote dignity and deliver personalised care Who is this