Health & Social Care Training Courses

Attract, Train & Retain great people by bolstering your service’s Training Program with on-site, face to face (F2F) sessions that are people-led and outcomes focused. Achieve better results and help your team reach their full potential with our tailored and bespoke F2F training sessions.

In a sector where staff training can be the difference in your service user’s quality of life, we believe that in-person training is the difference maker when it comes to achieving positive outcomes in a health & social care setting.

Our on-site, in-person training gives you the reassurance that staff are engaged with the learning on offer, which leads to improved outcomes for your service.

HR&OD offers an affordable and effective alternative to e-learning, with an expert team of trainers who can visit your organisation to deliver industry-leading training. We also have a permanent training centre with free on-site parking in Grantham where your staff can drop-in to our sessions to refresh their knowledge or learn something completely new.

Whether you need an entire training plan, or a one-off session; HR&OD is here to provide.

After a short consultation conversation, our trainers tailor the training to the needs of your organisation. Perhaps your last CQC inspection highlighted Risk Management as an area for improvement? Get all your team trained and aligned with a comprehensive and affordable training session that can’t be “skipped through”.

At HR&OD, training isn’t a tick box exercise; it’s a tool to grow and empower teams to do their best work, and achieve the best outcomes for your clients.

We can travel to your site across the UK. 

Or come and see us at our training centre in Grantham, Lincolnshire . We have free on-site parking and are easily accessible by public transport.

The aim is to build staff awareness and their basic knowledge of Dementia.

What we’ll cover: What is dementia; The main types of dementia; Common symptoms of dementia; what duty of care means with dementia; how to care for someone with dementia; how to ensure person-centred care with dementia; adjustments that can be made to promote independence.

Build your team’s confidence and knowledge around good end of life care. To support families wishes and enhance your service.

What we’ll cover: What is end of life; Grief management; the impact of a service user’s death; the important of communication and dignity; the difference between advanced and end of life care planning; what makes a good death.

The aim is to enhance staff understanding around good care planning to ensure a person-centred approach to care.

What we’ll cover: The importance of care planning and record keeping; what is person-centred care; key steps to care planning; what a care plan should include; legislation and regulations related to care plans; advanced care planning

Develop your team’s awareness around falls and how to prevent a fall and limit risk factors.

What we’ll cover: The implications of a fall; the hazards and risks around falls; the impact a fall has on a service user; what to do if someone has a fall; how to document falls; duty of care; practical experience through a fall scenario.