Learning Disabilities: The Principles of Working with Individuals End of Life Care Anatomy of the skin -

Anatomy of the skin - Effects of the ageing process - Preventative strategies to maintain skin integrity - Risk factors - Pressure injuries - Skin tears - Venous ulcers - Arterial ulcers - Diabetic Foot Ulcers - The purpose of dressings - Supporting a client with a dressing

Demonstrate how to make a positive contribution to improving environmental sustainability within your organisation

Explain the role of medication in managing symptoms

demonstrate how to recognise and respond to anaphylaxis

This course is appropriate for all Care Staff and Nursing Staff

Learning Disabilities: The Principles of Working with Individuals End of Life Care Anatomy of the skin -Course Description: This course describes common learning disabilities and some of the ways they might impact a person and their activities of daily living. Learning Outcomes: After completing this course, participants should be able to: Define and describe common learning disabilities and their causes. Identify how a learning disability can impact an individual as they age. Recognise how a learning disability can impact a persons activities of daily