Course Introduction
A 2-day course for health and social care staff who move people, focused on safe techniques, risk reduction and dignity.
Course Overview
This course is designed for those working in health and social care roles involving the movement of people. Learners practise safe techniques to reduce risk and maintain dignity. Up to 12 delegates per course, delivered by highly experienced emergency medics with real-life experience. All courses can be accredited if required.
Course content:
- Common manual handling injuries
- Manual handling laws and responsibilities
- Risk assessments and risk control
- Impact of incorrect movement
- Personal handling plans
- Preserving dignity and safety
- Musculoskeletal system
- Key movement principles
- Unsafe manoeuvres
- Aids and equipment
- Practical sessions: solo and team moving, using equipment
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