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ASC training pathways 2019

Contents

1. Introduction 2. Autism – Support Workers 3. Autism – ACM Staff 4. Care Act 5. Daily Living Equipment 6. Dementia 7. DoLS/LPS (Liberty Protection Safeguards) 8. Domestic Abuse 9. End of Life Care 10. Falls Prevention 11. Leadership and Management 12. Learning Disability 13. Medication / Medicines 14. Mental Capacity Act 15. Mental Health 16. Moving and Handling 17. Prevention and Reablement 18. Resilience 19. Safeguarding

These pathways show the range of training, development and

apprenticeship opportunities currently available.

Information about aims and learning objectives, as well as

target audience can be found on the East Sussex learning

portal or by clicking here:

https://www.eastsussexlearning.org.uk/cpd/portal.asp

Introduction

https://www.eastsussexlearning.org.uk/cpd/portal.asp

Autism – Support Workers

Autism

Awareness

Available on East

Sussex Learning

Portal

Higher Basic

Level:

Introduction to

Autism

Understand How

to Support

Individuals with

Autism

Introduction to

Social Narratives

Higher

Intermediate

Level: Promote

Good Practice in

the Support of

Individuals with

Autism

Links to:

• Care certificate

standard 5,9

• The adult care

worker

apprenticeship and

L2 diploma in care

Unit HSC S 5:

Understand autism

spectrum condition

and

Unit HSC S 6: Support

individuals with autism

spectrum condition

• The lead adult care

worker

apprenticeship and

L3 diploma in adult

care



spectrum condition

and

HSC S 7: Understand

how to support


spectrum condition

Basic E-learning Intermediate Advanced Qualifications

- Learning

Disability training

pathway

- Resources &

guidance for

assessors:

http://www.skillsforc

are.org.uk/Topics/Au

tism/Autism.aspx

https://www.gov.uk/g

overnment/publicati

ons/learning-

resources-for-social-

work-with-adults-

who-have-autism

East Sussex

Learning Portal

Further training / links

https://adults.eastsussexlearning.org.uk/elearning/Course/Search?CategoryId=3&SubcategoryId=58&runSearch=1



http://www.skillsforcare.org.uk/Topics/Autism/Autism.aspx




https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/learning-resources-for-social-work-with-adults-who-have-autism






















https://adults.eastsussexlearning.org.uk/courses/bookings/default.asp#searchresults


Autism – ACM Staff

Autism

Awareness

Available on East

Sussex Learning

Portal

Higher Basic

Level:

Introduction to

Autism

Good Autism

Practice – Skills

Development

and Application

Good Autism

Practice –

Further Skills

Development

Reflective

Practice

Workshop

Links to:


standard 5,9

• The adult care

worker

apprenticeship and

L2 diploma in care

Unit HSC S 5:

Understand autism

spectrum condition

and



spectrum condition


worker

apprenticeship and

L3 diploma in adult

care



spectrum condition

and

HSC S 7: Understand

how to support


spectrum condition


- Learning

Disability training

pathway

- Resources &

guidance for

assessors:

http://www.skillsforc

are.org.uk/Topics/Au

tism/Autism.aspx

https://www.gov.uk/g

overnment/publicati

ons/learning-

resources-for-social-

work-with-adults-

who-have-autism

East Sussex

Learning Portal

































Care Act

The Care Act:

Introduction and

Overview

The Care Act:

Strength Based

Approaches (SBA)

The Care Act:

Assessment, Re-

assessment and

Review

The Care Act:

National Eligibility

Criteria Adults and

Carers

The Care Act:

Support Planning

and Personal

budgets

The Care Act: Direct

Payments

The Care Act: Case

Recording

The Care Act: Risk

Assessment

All Intermediate

courses can be

offered bespoke to

individual Adult

Social Care teams

All courses will

support learners

undertaking:


standard 10

• The adult care

worker

apprenticeship

and L2 diploma in

care

• The lead adult

care worker

apprenticeship

and L3 diploma in

adult care


http://www.legislation.go

v.uk/

http://www.thinklocalactp

ersonal.org.uk/

https://www.skillsforcare.

org.uk/Standards-

legislation/Care-

Act/Care-Act.aspx

East Sussex Learning

Portal


http://www.legislation.gov.uk/

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/

http://www.thinklocalactpersonal.org.uk/

http://www.thinklocalactpersonal.org.uk/

https://www.skillsforcare.org.uk/Standards-legislation/Care-Act/Care-Act.aspx











Daily Living Equipment

A) Entry Level

Daily Living

Equipment

a) Awareness only

or

b) For prescribers

One day classroom

session with

competency

workbook for

potential targeted

prescribers

B) Basic DLE

Awareness and

Signposting: for

organisations that

provide DLE advice

and signposting

Links to:


standard 5

• The adult care

worker

apprenticeship and

L2 diploma in care

Unit AN 38: Support

independence in the

tasks of daily living


worker

apprenticeship and

L3 diploma in adult

care

AN 38: Support

independence in the

tasks of daily living


Further training:

Prevention and

Reablement Pathway

-Overview

- Falls Prevention

-TECS: Telecare

-Motivational

Interviewing

-Housing Barriers and

Solutions

-Stages of Dementia:

Practical Solutions

-Fatigue Management


Portal




Dementia

Understanding

Dementia and the

Culture of Care

Assessing the Lived

Experience of

People with

Dementia in our

Care

Dementia:

Communication

and Positive

Interaction

Dementia: Nutrition

& Hydration

The 11 Hours –

Occupying and

Engaging in

Purposeful

Activity

Walking in their

shoes –

Understanding

Behaviour

Links to:

• The care certificate

standard 5, 9

• The adult care worker

apprenticeship and L2

diploma in care

Unit AN 35: Understand

the process and

experience of

dementia

Unit AN 47: Dementia

awareness


individuals with

dementia


worker apprenticeship

and L3 diploma in

adult care

Unit AN 47: Dementia

awareness

Unit AN 35: Understand

the process and

experience of

dementia

Unit HSC S 9: Provide

support to individuals

with dementia


http://www.scie.org.uk

/dementia/

https://www.scils.co.u

k/

http://www.skillsforcar

e.org.uk/Topics/De

mentia/Dementia.a

spx

www.e-lfh.org.uk

https://www.alzheimer

s.org.uk/site/script

s/documents.php?

categoryID=200360

http://pathways.nice.o

rg.uk/pathways/de

mentia


Portal


http://www.scie.org.uk/dementia/



https://www.scils.co.uk/


http://www.skillsforcare.org.uk/Topics/Dementia/Dementia.aspx




https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/site/scripts/documents.php?categoryID=200360




http://pathways.nice.org.uk/pathways/dementia






DoLS/LPS (Liberty Protection Safeguards)

Introduction

/Update to DoLS

The MCA

(Amendment Act

2019) will come

into force on

1/10/20 changing

DoLS to LPS

(Liberty

Protection

Safeguards)

Training is due to

start in July 2020

details will be

added to East

Sussex Learning

Portal when

available

BIA Module at

Brighton University

Legal update

training for BIA

assessors

(Brighton

University)

Reflective practice

forums facilitated

by the DoLS team

BIA Assessor

forums held

throughout the

South East of

England

Links to:


standard 10



diploma in care

Unit DCHS9:

Safeguarding and

protection in care settings



and L3 diploma in

adult care

Unit DCHS 9:

Safeguarding and

protection in care settings

• BIA module –

University of Brighton

– qualification to

become a DoLS

assessor


The DoLS Code of

Practice

Law Society

Guidance

‘Identifying a

deprivation of liberty;

a practical guide’

East Sussex

Learning Portal




Domestic Abuse

3 modules to

complete before

attending Basic

training –

• What is

Domestic

Abuse?

• Impact, building

resilience and

barriers to

seeking support

• Risk

identification,

assessment

and

management

Available on the

East Sussex

Learning Portal

2 hour Domestic

Abuse and DASH

team based

workshops

3 hour DASH and

MARAC workshops

Adopting a Whole

Family Approach

to Domestic

Abuse and

Promoting Safety

(2 day multi-

agency course

through LSCB)

Links to:


standard 10, 11

• The adult care

worker

apprenticeship and

L2 diploma in care

Unit DCHS9:

Safeguarding and

protection in care

settings


worker

apprenticeship and

L3 diploma in adult

care

Unit DCHS 9:

Safeguarding and

protection in care

settings

Unit HSC S 16:

Principles of supporting

individuals with a

learning disability

regarding sexuality and

sexual health


Working with

perpetrators (SWIFT

and Probation)

ESCC policy and

guidance

http://intranet.escc.gov.u

k/sites/ASC/StaffInfo/sub

ject/staffsupport/Pages/d

omesticabuse.aspx

For information and

advice:

www.theportal.org.uk


Portal


https://adults.eastsussexlearning.org.uk/elearning/Course/Search?SearchModel.SearchTypeId=1&SearchModel.SearchKeywords=&SearchModel.CategoryId=3&SearchModel.TargetAudienceId=0&SearchModel.SubcategoryId=27&SearchModel.CourseSectionId=0&SearchModel.UserStatusId=0&SearchModel.PerPage=20&SubmitSave=Submit&runSearch=1&SearchModel.CurrentPage=1



http://intranet.escc.gov.uk/sites/ASC/StaffInfo/subject/staffsupport/Pages/domesticabuse.aspx





http://www.theportal.org.uk/



End of life care

Advance Care

Planning: Involving

Older People living

in Residential Care

Homes in decisions

about their future

needs and care.

Embedding

Excellence within

Care Homes for

Care Workers

Embedding

Excellence within

Care Homes for

Managers and

Senior Staff

Links to:


standard 5

• The adult care

worker

apprenticeship and

L2 diploma in care

Unit AN 50: Support

individuals at the end of

life

Unit HSC S 12:

Awareness of end of

life care


worker

apprenticeship and

L3 diploma in adult

care

Unit HSC S 13: End of

life care

Unit AN 50: Support

individuals at the end of

life


http://www.scie.org.uk/a

dults/endoflifecare/


http://www.skillsforcare.

org.uk/Topics/End-of-

Life-Care/End-of-life-

care.aspx

E learning for Health

care www.e-lfh.org.uk

Employers registered

with the National

Minimum Data Set for

Social Care (NMDS-

SC) can access some

Open University –

Open Learning

http://www.open.edu/ope

nlearn/free-courses

NICE

https://www.nice.org.uk/

guidance/qs13


Portal


https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/qs13





Falls Prevention

Falls Prevention:

Residential Staff

All Levels (1/2

day)

Falls Prevention:

Community Staff

All Levels (1/2

day)

Assisting the

Fallen Person:

Post Fall

Assessment and

Intervention for

Residential Staff Assessment:

Triage/First Aid,

Moving and

Handling

Techniques/Equipm

ent,

Incident/Accident

Reporting, Analysis

and Falls Risk

Reviews

(available on

request)

Effective Risk

Management

and Support

Planning:

i) Residential

Managers

ii) Home Care

Managers

Built in focus on

Falls Prevention

and PBSP

Links to:


standard 5, 13


apprenticeship and

L2 diploma in care

Unit AHP 20: Provide

support for mobility


the assessment of

individuals with sensory

loss

Unit HSC AS 25:

Contribute to the support

of positive risk-taking for

individuals


worker

apprenticeship and

L3 diploma in adult

care

Unit AHP 20: Provide

support for mobility

Unit HSC AS 18:

Develop, implement and

review reablement plans

Unit MH 4: Support

positive risk-taking for

individuals



Portal




Leadership & Management

Skills for Care

Manager Induction

Standards

Corporate training

leadership and

management offer

Induction,

Supervision &

Appraisal

Aspiring senior

practitioner

programme

Leadership Qualities

Framework

programme

Coaching and

maximising

performance (on

request)

Modules at

University of

Brighton (please

apply through

SWET)

Lead Adult Care

Worker (Level 3)

https://www.institut

eforapprenticeship

s.org/apprenticeshi

p-standards/lead-

adult-care-worker/

Operations

Manager (level 5)

https://www.institut

eforapprenticeship

s.org/apprenticeshi

p-

standards/operatio

ns-departmental-

manager/



Portal


https://www.instituteforapprenticeships.org/apprenticeship-standards/lead-adult-care-worker/














https://www.instituteforapprenticeships.org/apprenticeship-standards/operations-departmental-manager/














Learning Disability

The Social Model of

Disability

Available on the East

Sussex Learning

Portal

Introduction to

Learning Disabilities

Supporting

individuals with

Profound and

Multiple Learning

Disabilities

Learning Disabilities

and Dementia

Working with people

with LD who self-

injure

Basic Epilepsy

Awareness (CLDT)

Epilepsy and

Emergency

Medication (DPS)

Positive Approaches

to Providing Support

for DPS only (2 Day)

Positive Behaviour

Support (CLDT) for

ICS LD services

Positive

Approaches to

Providing Support:

Managers

Workshop

Positive Behaviour

Support (CLDT) for

ICS LD services

Links to:


standard 5,9



diploma in care

Unit HSC S 15:

Understanding learning

disability

Unit HSC S 14: Contribute

to supporting individuals

with learning disabilities to

access healthcare

Unit HSC S 21: Contribute

to the support of individuals

with multiple conditions

and/or disabilities



and L3 diploma in adult

care

Unit AN 40: Understand the

context of supporting

individuals with learning

disabilities


individuals with multiple

conditions and/or

disabilities


- Active Support

- Person centred

Thinking

- Graphic

Facilitation

- Dignity in Care

- Introduction to

challenging

behaviour

- Autism training

pathway

Positive Behaviour

Support Refresher

(CLDT) for ICS LD

Services


Portal







Medication / Medicines

Reading material

and workbook

https://www.scils.co.

uk/learning.php?task

=open&type=ind&id=

450&

Resources with a

charge

•Boots

https://www.boots.co

m/wcsstore/cmsasse

ts/Boots/Library/Icon/

Content%20/B2B/Ca

re_Homes_Training_

Brochure/Care_Hom

es_Training_Brochur

e.pdf

•Opus

https://www.opuspha

rmserve.com/

Managing

Medicines - Care

Workers

Safe Handling of

Medication

(DPS only)

Safe Handling of

Medication

refresher

(DPS only)

Managing Medicines

for Managers and

Senior Staff

Epilepsy and

Emergency

Medication (DPS

Only)

Administration of

Epi-pen medication

(DPS only - on

request)

Links to:


standard 5, 14

• The adult care

worker

apprenticeship and

L2 diploma in care

Unit AN 15: Assist in

the administration of

medication

Unit AN 30:

Understand the

administration of

medication.


worker

apprenticeship and

L3 diploma in adult

care

Unit AN 29: Administer

medication to

individuals and monitor

the effects

Unit AN 30:

Understand the

administration of

medication


Social Care

Information &

Learning Services

https://www.scils.co.

uk/

Skills for Care

medication training for

social care

inductions

http://www.skillsforcare

.org.uk/Topics/Medi

cation/Medication.a

spx

Open University –

Open Learning

http://www.open.edu/

openlearn/free-

courses

NICE

https://pathways.nice

.org.uk/pathways/

managing-

medicines-in-care-

homes

And much more

http://www.nice.org.u

k/


Portal


https://www.scils.co.uk/learning.php?task=open&type=ind&id=450&






https://www.boots.com/wcsstore/cmsassets/Boots/Library/Icon/Content /B2B/Care_Homes_Training_Brochure/Care_Homes_Training_Brochure.pdf








https://www.opuspharmserve.com/

https://www.opuspharmserve.com/



http://www.skillsforcare.org.uk/Topics/Medication/Medication.aspx




http://www.open.edu/openlearn/free-courses




https://pathways.nice.org.uk/pathways/managing-medicines-in-care-homes












http://www.nice.org.uk/

http://www.nice.org.uk/



Mental Capacity Act

The Mental

Capacity Act:2005

Available on East

Sussex Learning

Portal

Mental Capacity Act

2005: An introduction

MCA for assessors

and Making Best

Interest Decisions

Bespoke training for

ASC teams as and

when requested

Court skills for ASC

staff

Reflecting on

Practice (4

Sessions)

Charing Best

Interests meetings -

to support staff new

to chairing BI

meetings

Links to:


standard 5,10


apprenticeship and

L2 diploma in care

Unit AN 39: Awareness

of the Mental Capacity

Act 2005

Unit DCHS9:

Safeguarding and

protection in care

settings


worker

apprenticeship and

L3 diploma in adult

care



Act 2005

Unit DCHS9:

Safeguarding and

protection in care

settings


The MCA Code of

Practice

SCIE MCA practice

tools

Intranet MCA

resources


Portal







Mental Health

5 Mental Health

Foundation Modules:

1. Understanding

and promoting

mental health

and well-being

2. Recognising

mental health

issues –

Intervention and

referring

3. Recognising and

understanding

children and

young people’s

mental health

issues

4. Initial

Assessment and

Intervention

5. Intervention and

the five ways to

wellbeing

2 Modules:

Promoting ‘Race’

and ethnic equality in

mental health care

Available on East

Sussex Learning

Portal

Mental Health

Awareness

Mental Health First

Aid

Understanding

Depression

Approved Mental

Health Professional

Training

Legal Update

Refreshers for

AMHPs – Brighton

University

Study days for

AMHPs – Brighton

University

Local AMHP study

and reflective

practice groups – Bi

Monthly Hastings

and Eastbourne

Practice skills for

AMHPs – e.g.

Autism and MH,

Deafness and MH

Links to:

• Care certificate standard

5,9



diploma in care

Unit DHS 13: Understand

mental health problems


mental well-being and

mental health promotion

Unit 10: Understanding

mental health



mental health



and L3 diploma in adult

care


mental health problems

Unit HSC S 20: Promote


mental health

• PG Dip Approved Mental

Health Practice

• Mental Health First Aid


East Sussex

Learning Portal










Moving & Handling (MH)

Currently Under

Development

MH of People for

Care Support

Workers Foundation

Level (CSW, PAs,

JCR)

MH Refresher -

Lower Level

Assistance . ½ day

MH of Objects – ½

day

MH for PAs who do

not provide personal

care ½ day

Informal Carers MH

– ½ day

MH of People with

Restricted Mobility

for Care Support

Workers/PAs ½ day

Posture and Seating:

an Integral

Component of Good

MH ½ day

MH client with

dementia ½ day

Single handed care

techniques ½ day

Completing

Individual Risk

Assessments

Assisting the Fallen

Person ½ day

MH for OTs

MH for OTAs

Sling and slide sheet

workshop for OTs

The Risk

Assessment

Process for the MH

of Adults with

Complex Needs – 2

days

MH & Risk

Assessment Train

the Trainer (4 days)

for MH leads

/trainers and risk

assessors.

Refresher training for

MH leads and

trainers

Advanced MH and

Risk Assessments

awareness for OTs

Completing

individual risk

assessment s for

OTs

Specialist seating for

OTs 2 days

Links to:


standard 5, 13

• The adult care

worker

apprenticeship and

L2 diploma in care

Unit AN 25: Move and

position individuals in

accordance with their

care plan

Unit DC6: Health,

safety and well-being in

care settings


worker

apprenticeship and

L3 diploma in adult

care

Unit AN 25: Move and

position individuals in

accordance with their

care plan

Unit DHS 6: Promote

health, safety and well-

being in care settings


Falls prevention

training

Moving and

handling intranet

page -

http://intranet.escc.g

ov.uk/sites/ASC/Staf

fInfo/subject/practice

guidance/SDS/sdsa

ssessment/Pages/M

ovingandhandling.as

px

Clinincalskills.net

Moving and

handling in health

and social care

www.hse.gov.uk

East Sussex

Learning Portal


http://intranet.escc.gov.uk/sites/ASC/StaffInfo/subject/practiceguidance/SDS/sdsassessment/Pages/Movingandhandling.aspx








http://www.hse.gov.uk/

Prevention and Reablement Overview

Prevention and

Reablement

Overview


Further training:

Prevention and

Reablement Pathway

-Falls Prevention

-TECS: Telecare

-Daily Living

Equipment

-Motivational

Interviewing

-Housing Barriers and

Solutions

-Stages of Dementia:

Practical Solutions

-Fatigue Management


Portal




Resilience

Developing

Resilience for

Support Workers:

½ Day course or 2

hour team session

by request

For PAs included

within 3 day

induction course

For volunteers

included in 2 hour

professional

boundaries course

as requested

Building Resilient

Teams for

Managers:

1/2 day course or

bespoke session by

request

Resilience and end

of life care for PAs

and home care

workers

Links to:


standard 9

• The adult care

worker

apprenticeship and

L2 diploma in care

Unit DHS 14:

Understand mental

well-being and mental

health promotion


worker

apprenticeship and

L3 diploma in adult

care

Unit HSC S 20:

Promote mental well-

being and mental

health


Skills for Care guide:

http://www.skillsforcare.

org.uk/Documents/Topic

s/Mental-health/Greater-

resilience-better-

care.pdf


Portal


http://www.skillsforcare.org.uk/Documents/Topics/Mental-health/Greater-resilience-better-care.pdf














Safeguarding

Safeguarding

Adults v2

Modern Slavery

and Human

Trafficking

Prevent

Armed Forces

Covenant

Available on East

Sussex Learning

Portal

Safeguarding

Adults: Basic

Awareness

Safeguarding

Adults refresher

workshops

Note Taking for

Administrators:

Safeguarding

Adults Meetings

Bespoke

sessions:-

To be requested

directly from the

ASC Training

Team

Safeguarding – The Care

Act

SAB (multi-agency) Self-

neglect training

Safeguarding Adults:

Train the Trainer

Those who attend this are

invited to attend the

quarterly:-

Safeguarding Trainers

Forum.

Safeguarding: Using

Coaching Skills to

Support an Adult to

Identify their Desired

Outcomes, during their

Safeguarding Enquiry

Making Enquiries

for Enquiry Officers

Managing

Enquiries for

Enquiry Managers

Safeguarding and

the law for ASC

staff

Links to:


standard 5,10


apprenticeship and

L2 diploma in care



Act 2005

Unit DCHS9:

Safeguarding and

protection in care

settings


worker

apprenticeship and

L3 diploma in adult

care



Act 2005

Unit DCHS9:

Safeguarding and

protection in care

settings


Reflective

Practice for

Enquiry

Managers

Reflective

Practice for

Enquiry Officers

East Sussex

Learning Portal





https://adults.eastsussexlearning.org.uk/courses/bookings/default.asp?ds=1&keyword=Safeguarding

https://adults.eastsussexlearning.org.uk/courses/bookings/default.asp?ds=1&keyword=Safeguarding