Quality Online Training for the Community Services Sector

This course equips aged care workers with the knowledge and practical skills to recognise, manage, and respond to dysphagia in older people. Learn how to support safe eating and drinking, follow mealtime care plans, identify signs of swallowing difficulties, and reduce the risks of choking and aspiration. Aligned with aged care quality standards, this course helps you provide safer, more confident care for residents with swallowing challenges.   This course has been mapped to the Aged Care Quality Standards: 3.2.5, 3.3.3, 5.5.1 & 5.6.1 Read more

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of key practices and processes involved in end-of-life care. You will explore considerations for managing where death occurs, ensuring a respectful and peaceful environment that aligns with the preferences of the individual and their loved ones. It covers the care of the body, emphasising dignity and cultural sensitivity, while adhering to relevant legislation and regulations. Additionally, learners will gain insight into planning and supporting the farewell process, ensuring it reflects the values and wishes of the individual, fostering a meaningful and respectful closure for families and communities. Read more

End-of-life work often brings you face-to-face with grief in all its forms. This course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and tools to navigate this profound aspect of care. Explore the various types of grief, including sudden bereavement and the unique ways children experience loss. Gain insights into supporting others through their grief journey and making sense of life-changing events. With practical strategies and compassionate approaches, this resource also highlights the importance of finding support for yourself while caring for others. Read more

End-of-life care requires a deep understanding of the complexities surrounding the final stages of life. This course provides essential insights into the varied pathways individuals may experience as they approach the end of life, offering guidance on recognising and responding to these unique trajectories. It also delves into the physical, emotional, and psychological transitions that occur during the dying process, equipping you with the knowledge to provide compassionate, informed support. Additionally, it offers practical strategies for caring for individuals and their loved ones at the critical moment of passing, ensuring dignity and comfort during this profound transition. Read more

This course delves into the vital role of end-of-life care workers in providing personalised and compassionate support to individuals with life-limiting illnesses. Learners will explore how to respect and advocate for a person’s preferences, values, and choices, creating a supportive and inclusive environment where individuals feel heard and valued. It covers strategies for managing symptoms and addressing physical, emotional, and psychological needs with sensitivity and expertise. It emphasises the importance of fostering dignity, comfort, and a high quality of life, empowering individuals and their families to navigate this significant phase with respect and grace. Read more

This course offers a deep understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the digestive system, as well as the different types of enteral feeding. You'll learn about the indicators for P.E.G feeding and how to develop comprehensive health care plans. The course also covers the roles and responsibilities involved in managing enteral feeding, including the administration of medications via PEG tubes. Additionally, you'll gain insight into the legal and ethical considerations necessary for providing safe and effective care. Equip yourself with the knowledge and confidence to support individuals requiring enteral feeding. Read more