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Care planning relates to addressing an individual’s full range of needs whilst accounting for their circumstances and preferences.
It helps individuals to become involved in decisions about their care and to achieve the outcomes they want. Care planning plays an important role in healthcare and creates a person-centred approach to care.
This qualification will allow you to understand your role in supporting the preferences and needs of individuals in relation to their care and support. It also enables you to develop and implement care plans, and contribute to the review of these by observing, monitoring and reporting on the care activities you are responsible for.
This course consists of 6 units, all need to be achieved to gain the full qualification:
This course is most suited to those who have experience or who currently work within the Health and Social Care Sector.
You don’t need to have any specific prior learning requirements to take this course, but you may find it helpful if you have already achieved a Level 1 qualification within the Health and Social Care area.
In order to complete this distance learning course at no charge you will need to match the following entry criteria:
These courses are great for continued professional development within an exsisting role and can also lead to employment or further study in areas within the care sector, for example:
To find out more information please email distance.learning@bcot.ac.uk quoting the course reference, or to enrol now click the button below and complete an application.
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