This qualification prepares a learner to provide basic physical and emotional support to patients and their families within a home-based care environment.
What is a Home Based Care Giver?
A person (male or female) employed to support and supervise vulnerable, infirm, or disadvantaged people, in their homes, community centres, old age homes, hospices, hospitals etc.
Their day-to-day duties may include:
All these tasks require time and commitment and imply a longer-term relationship with clients/patients
We are a private healthcare training academy registered with Quality Council of Trades and Occupations (QCTO) to train Health Promotion Officers and also accredited with the HWSETA to train Community Health Workers
This short course will equip you as a healthcare professional to assess and manage patients living with life-threatening and life-limiting illnesses, to improve their quality of life and to support their families – thus enhancing the quality of your services and patient relationships.
Full understanding of helping the client with cancer - what to expect and how to cope with the special condition.
To understand obesity and your roll in helping clients recover from obesity successfully.
This line of work involves people providing direct care to children and youth and their families. The child and youth care worker is responsible for using his/her expertise to maintain a healthy environment that is also secure that will help children and the youth to reach their full potential
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