Section outline
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An introduction to Adult Social Care and different types of support available. An overview of adults who would access Social Care.
Identifying a range of job roles in Adult Social Care
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For searching public sector employment
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A useful resource for working in Adult Social Care
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A good website giving up-to-date knowledge and evidence regarding Adult Social Care
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Links to all Government documents regarding Adult Social Care and latest changes to services
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For those who want to learn more about Dementia: Requested in class
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More information and a useful resource.
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Informal Carers and how they contribute to Adult Social Care
Different settings where Adult Social Care support is provided
Looking at a range of ways to develop a role or career in Adult Social Care
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An interesting website for a voluntary organisation that provides ongoing support and advice to carers.
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A useful resource for carers
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Information, advice, discussion and support for carers
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A useful resource for carers living in Medway
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Information on carers allowance
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More information on carers and support available
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Key Values and principles of Adult Social Care
Promoting key values and principles and reasons for this
Exploration of own personal values and beliefs
Conflict regarding values and beliefs and why this may impact on Adult Social Care
Diversity
Guest speaker - Julie Orchard- Medway Council, Intake Team, Communication and learning disability
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News, practice information and opinion on older people, disability and adult social care
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Presentation from Julie Orchard
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Week 4 Powerpoint
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Use of individual's life stories and why it is important when providing Adult Social Care interventions that history, needs, wishes, likes and dislikes are taken into consideration.
Guest speaker Nicky Rawlins - Intake Team
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The use of life stories in Dementia Care
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Social Work
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Skills and attitudes essential to work in Adult Social Care
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Week 6 powerpoint
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Identifying own skills and attitudes essential to work in Adult Social Care
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Week 8 powerpoint
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Identifying and exploring developmental needs
Guest speaker, 12/6/14 - Michael Hood, Medway Council, Self Directed Support Manager. Guest Speaker, 14/6/14 - Julienne Orchard, Medway Council, Learning disability-
Week 9 Powerpoint
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Week 10 PowerPoint
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Range of communication skills needed in Adult Social Care
Barriers to effective communication
Guest speaker - Debra Brice, Medway Council and MacMillan, Welfare Benefits Advisor.-
Personalisation presentation from Michael Hood
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More information on communication skills required for working in Health and Social Care
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An interesting read around communication in Health and Social Care
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Presentation
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Week 11 PowerPoint
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Record keeping
Skills required for effective record keeping
Guest speaker - June Deller, Medway Council, Kent Association for the blind, Visual impairment services.-
Official website and useful information for people who are visually impaired
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Main responsibilities of an Adult Social Care worker
Responsibilities and limits of the relationship between care workers and the individual
Daily tasks of the Adult Social Care worker
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Presentation from Debbie Brice
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Carers support
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Partnership working and who you may work with being an Adult Social Care worker
Duty of care - How this applies to the Adult Social Care worker
Adult abuse
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Week 14 PowerPoint
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Lana PowerPoint
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