Suicide Prevention in Residential Care Series_Clinical Skills deal with fires if appropriate

deal with fires if appropriate and support an effective evacuation process

and working collaboratively as part of a multidisciplinary team to provide seamless

You will learn about the kinds of behaviours that you may encounter and be encouraged to view these behaviours as a form of communication of unmet needs of the person with living with dementia

To equip participants with the knowledge and skills to contribute to a mentally healthy

Discuss the ethos of promoting dignity in care and ensuring the individual’s needs and wishes remain at the centre of care delivery

Suicide Prevention in Residential Care Series_Clinical Skills deal with fires if appropriateCourse Description: As people age, there are a number of risk factors that can increase their vulnerability to suicide, such as social isolation, grief and bereavement, poor physical and mental health and loss of independence. This course identifies the risk factors and warning signs for suicidal behaviour in older adults, demonstrates how to have a conversation with an older adult who you suspect is having suicidal thoughts and explores how staff can