What you'll learn?

 INTRODUCTION
 LEARNING OBJECTIVES
 WHAT IS LEARNING DISABILITY?
 LEARNING DISABILITY - CHARACTERISTICS
 LEARNING DIFFICULTIES
 CAUSES OF LEARNING DIFFICULTIES
 LEARNING DIFFICULTY RELATED TO OTHER DISORDERS
 ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVE DISORDER(ADHD) - I
 ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVE DISORDER(ADHD) - II
 HYPERACTIVITY AND IMPULSIVENESS
 ASPERGER’S SYNDROME - I
 ASPERGER’S SYNDROME - II
 ASPERGER’S SYNDROME - III
 ASPERGER’S SYNDROME - IV
 DEFINING LEARNING DISABILITY CORE DIFFICULTIES - I
 DEFINING LEARNING DISABILITY CORE DIFFICULTIES - II
 COMMUNICATION DEFINITION
 CHALLENGES FOR CARERS - I
 CHALLENGES FOR CARERS - II
 CHALLENGES FOR CARERS - III
 CHALLENGES FOR CARERS - IV
 CHALLENGES FOR CARERS - V
 ADAPTING COMMUNICATION
  SIGN LANGUAGE AND KEY WORD SIGNING
 PICTURE EXCHANGE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM (PECST)
 AUGMENTATIVE AND ALETERNATIVE COMMUNICATION (AAC
 MY HOSPITAL PASSPORT OR TRAFFIC LIGHT ASSESMENT FORM
 THE HOSPITAL COMMUNICATION RESOURCE TOOL
 WORKING WITH PEOPLE WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES –GOOD PRACTICE - I
 WORKING WITH PEOPLE WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES –GOOD PRACTICE - II
 LEGISLATION - I
 LEGISLATION - II
 MENTAL CAPACITY ACT 2005
 MENTAL HEALTH ACT 1983
 GUIDING PRINCIPLES
 CARE ACT 2014
 NHS COMMUNITY CARE ACT 1990
 SCOTLAND ACT 2000
 MENTAL HEALTH ACT 2003
 EQUALITY ACT 2010
 SOCIAL CARE AND PUBLIC BODIES ACT
 PATIENT RIGHTS ACT 2011
 PATIENT CENTRED CARE - I
 PATIENT CENTRED CARE - II
 REASONABLE ADJUSTMENTS
 DYSPHAGIA CARE
 DYSPHAGIA - DEFINITION
 SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT
 DYSPHAGIA – YOUR ROLE
 RAISING CONCERNS - YOUR RESPONSIBLITIES - I
 RAISING CONCERNS - YOUR RESPONSIBLITIES - II
 RAISING CONCERNS - YOUR RESPONSIBLITIES - III
 THANK YOU!

Description

1.Describe the difference of a learning disability and learning difficulties. 

2.Discuss learning disabilities, autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

3.Describe difficulties people may face Describe some of the ways in which health and social care staff can support people who have learning disabilities.

4.Describe what can go wrong in care Reflect on attitudes and including people in their own care.

5.Discuss what 'reasonable adjustment' means and how to adjust the way that care is delivered to people with learning disabilities.

6.Explain benefits of early detection of learning disabilities.

7.Explain the legislation and policies including the concepts of capacity and consent.

8.Discuss reporting structures according local policies and guidelines.

Who's should take this course

Health care worker

Carer

support worker