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In health and social care, certain activities require specialised training and assessment for safe and effective execution. This guide outlines activities that mandate specific training for care workers.
Understanding which activities necessitate specialised training is crucial to ensure the safety and well-being of all involved.
Training for the safe operation of hoists and lifts is essential for moving people and objects without risk of injury.
Compliance with legislation and guidelines for prescribing, dispensing, administering, storing, and disposing of medicines is mandatory.
Knowledge of safe moving and handling techniques is vital to prevent harm to yourself and the individuals you support.
Immediate assistance in medical emergencies is crucial, but without training, you should seek help from qualified professionals to avoid worsening the situation.
Understanding procedures for various emergencies, including fire, explosion, or flood, is critical for safety.
Training in safe food handling and preparation is essential to prevent food poisoning and ensure dietary safety.
Performing tasks without the agreed methods and training can put yourself, the individuals you support, and others at risk of harm.
Ensuring that you have received the appropriate training for these specific activities is a key responsibility in health and social care roles.
