Dysphagia Awareness - CPD Certified
Gain expert knowledge in dysphagia with CPD-certified training to improve support and care for affected individuals.
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What's included:
- Grab an enrolment letter as a gift!
- Eligibility to earn a CPD & QLS endorsed certificate.
- Fully Online Recorded Class
- 24/7 & Lifetime Access
- Online support
- No hidden fees
This CPD-certified Dysphagia Awareness course offers essential knowledge on recognising, understanding, and responding to swallowing difficulties in individuals. Learners will explore the causes, symptoms, and impacts of dysphagia while examining safe feeding techniques, dietary modifications, and risk management strategies. The course emphasises clear understanding of the physical, psychological, and social challenges associated with dysphagia, equipping participants with confidence to improve care and support.
Participants will also learn to identify early warning signs, adapt communication approaches, and coordinate with healthcare professionals effectively. By the end of the course, learners will have a structured understanding of dysphagia management principles, promoting safer environments and better outcomes. The training highlights the importance of awareness, observation, and thoughtful intervention while respecting individual dignity and promoting wellbeing across healthcare, social, and home care settings.
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Learning Outcomes
- Recognise the signs and symptoms commonly associated with dysphagia.
- Understand dietary modifications and safe feeding techniques effectively.
- Identify risks and apply appropriate prevention strategies for dysphagia.
- Support communication and patient interaction while managing swallowing difficulties.
- Evaluate care approaches to enhance safety and wellbeing consistently.
Who is this course for?
- Care workers supporting individuals with swallowing difficulties daily.
- Health professionals seeking to improve knowledge of dysphagia management.
- Nurses working with patients in hospitals or care settings.
- Speech and language therapists requiring awareness of swallowing disorders.
- Family members caring for individuals affected by dysphagia at home.
Career Path
- Speech and Language Therapist – Average salary: £38,000
- Care Worker – Average salary: £24,000
- Nurse – Average salary: £30,000
- Occupational Therapist – Average salary: £35,000
- Healthcare Assistant – Average salary: £22,000
- Dietitian – Average salary: £32,000
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