Person-Centered Care

What's included:

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• Eligibility to earn a CPD & QLS endorsed certificate.
• Fully Online Recorded Class
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The Person-Centred Care course examines the fundamental principles of care that place the individual at the heart of every decision. Learners will explore strategies to recognise each person’s preferences, values, and specific needs, ensuring care delivery respects dignity and choice. The course highlights the importance of communication, empathy, and active listening in understanding the person fully, while developing professional approaches that respond to diverse situations with sensitivity.

Through this course, participants will understand how to plan, implement, and evaluate care tailored to the person, fostering wellbeing and positive outcomes. It emphasises the significance of collaboration with colleagues, families, and other professionals to ensure every person receives consistent, high-quality care. Learners will gain insight into creating supportive environments, respecting individual differences, and promoting independence. This course is ideal for care assistants, health professionals, and anyone committed to placing the person at the centre of all care practices.

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Learning Outcomes

• Understand the principles of person-centred care for every individual effectively.
• Apply strategies to respect each person’s choices and personal preferences.
• Develop communication skills that support the person in decision-making processes.
• Plan care interventions that prioritise the person’s wellbeing and independence.
• Collaborate with others to meet each person’s unique care requirements.

Who is this course for?

• Care assistants wanting to provide support focused on each person’s needs.
• Health and social care professionals seeking person-centred care knowledge.
• Family caregivers aiming to understand and respond to person preferences.
• Support workers needing guidance on person-focused communication strategies.
• Anyone wishing to enhance understanding of the person in care settings.

Career Path

• Care Assistant – Average salary: £19,000 per year.
• Support Worker – Average salary: £20,500 per year.
• Health Care Assistant – Average salary: £21,000 per year.
• Community Support Worker – Average salary: £22,000 per year.
• Residential Care Worker – Average salary: £19,500 per year.
• Senior Care Coordinator – Average salary: £28,000 per year.