Description
Person Centered Care Online Training
Our Level 2 Person centred care online training course enables participants to understand the importance of seeing people as unique individuals who require unique interventions designed to meet their needs. Our Online training course in person-centred care aim to teach care workers, nurses, social workers and others the core principles and skills of delivering truly personalised, compassionate care.
For reference: check level 1 person-centred care online training here.
- Developed by professionals
- CPD Approved
- 100% online, learn at your own time and pace
- Translates into over 100 different languages
- Instant certificate downloaded
We have a face to face personal centred course for group and individual. Check our main course page.
Who is it for?
This training is valuable for anyone involved in providing care to others, including:
- Nurses, nursing assistants, personal support workers, and home health aides.
- Social workers and support workers.
- Care managers and supervisors.
- Family members and volunteers who provide care to loved ones.
When will I get my certificate?
Once you have successfully passed our course you will be able to download and print your certificate immediately.
As this course has been accredited by the CPD Group your certificate will contain the CPD logo and unique reference number.
Testimonial: As I have told others… It is the best, most informative training I have ever attended. Check all Caring for Care reviews.
Key Points
- Understanding Person Centred Care
- Creating the individuals care plan
- Looking at the WHOLE picture
- Confidentiality
- How work practices may affect the individual
- Boundaries
 Course Outline:
The level 2 person-centred online course is broken down into this modules:
- Understanding Person-Centred Care: Gain a solid grasp of what person-centred care is and why it’s crucial in healthcare settings.
- Creating the Individual’s Care Plan: Learn how to tailor care plans to meet the unique needs and preferences of each person, fostering a more personalised approach.
- Looking at the WHOLE Picture: Explore the holistic aspect of care, considering not just physical health but also emotional, social, and psychological well-being.
- Confidentiality: Understand the importance of maintaining confidentiality and privacy when providing person-centred care.
- How Work Practices May Affect the Individual: Examine how your work practices and attitudes can impact the well-being and comfort of those you care for.
- Boundaries: Learn about the importance of setting and respecting boundaries to ensure a safe and respectful care environment.
 Learning Outcomes:
In the person-centred care online level 2 training, upon completing the course, you should be able to:
- Grasp the core principles of person-centred care, enabling you to provide compassionate and individualized support.
- Develop the skills to create care plans that address not only physical needs but also emotional and social aspects, enhancing overall well-being.
- Understand how to uphold confidentiality and respect personal boundaries, creating a safe and dignified care experience.
- Recognise how your actions and attitudes impact individuals in your care, allowing you to provide better support.
- Embrace a holistic approach to care, seeing individuals as whole people with diverse needs and desires.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
Who should do a Level 2 Person-Centred Care online training?
This course suits care helpers, support workers, healthcare helpers, and those who help adults directly in places like care homes, nursing homes, supported living, home care, and day services.
What will I learn in the course?
For the level person-centred care online training, you’ll cover important things like what person-centred care is, good communication, helping people be more independent and have their rights, working well with families, handling tough behaviour, and dealing with tough choices in a person-centred way.
How is the course taught online?
This flexible online training lets you learn on any device, mobile or desktop, at your own pace. Videos, activities, and quizzes keep you engaged and fit into your busy schedule. You can do it at your own pace.
How long does the Level 2 course take?
It usually takes about 1-2 hours to finish, but you can do it in smaller bits. There’s no rush, so you can take your time while learning.
Is there a test or exam?
Yes, to finish the Level 2 course, you usually have to do an online test with multiple-choice questions at the end. It’s to check what you’ve learned about person-centred care.
Will I get a certificate when I finish?
If you pass the final test, you can download and print a Level 2 Certificate in Person-Centred Care. The certificate is CPD approved.
Questions and Answers
What are the 4 principles of person-centred care?
The four principles of person-centred care are:
- Respect: Treat each person with dignity and respect their individuality.
- Choice: Involve individuals in decisions about their care and support.
- Independence: Promote independence and enable people to make choices.
- Dignity: Ensure care is provided in a way that maintains their dignity.
2. How do you become a person-centred care?
To become a person-centred caregiver, you need to embrace the principles of person-centred care, which include respecting each person’s uniqueness, involving them in decisions, promoting their independence, and providing care with dignity. You can also seek training and education in person-centred care approaches. Read our blogpost on 10 examples of dignity and respect in care to understand aspects of person-centred care.
3. What are the 5 principles of the person-centred approach?
The five principles of the person-centred approach are:
- Seeing the person as an individual.
- Treating the person with respect and dignity.
- Involving the person in decisions about their care.
- Considering the person’s needs and preferences.
- Providing care that promotes the person’s independence.
4. What are the 7 core values of a person-centred approach?
The seven core values of a person-centred approach are often referred to as the “7 P’s”:
- Personalisation: Tailoring care to each individual’s needs.
- Partnership: Collaborating with the person and their family.
- Participation: Involving the person in decisions about their care.
- Protection: Ensuring the person’s safety and well-being.
- Privacy: Respecting the person’s right to privacy.
- Promotion: Promoting the person’s independence and well-being.
- Providing Information: Keeping the person informed about their care and choices.
5. What is the principle 2 of person-centred practice?
Principle 2 of person-centered practice emphasizes treating individuals with respect and dignity.
It means recognizing the inherent worth of each person and ensuring that care and support are provided in a manner that upholds their dignity and honors their individuality.
6. What are 2 key elements of person-centred care?
Two key elements of person-centered care are:
- Involving the individual in decisions about their care and support.
- Tailoring care to meet the individual’s unique needs and preferences.
7. What is meant by a patient-centred style?
A patient-centered style, often referred to as a person-centered style, is an approach to care and communication that prioritizes the individual’s needs, preferences, and well-being.
It involves actively listening to the person, involving them in decisions, and providing care with empathy and respect.
This style of care aims to create a partnership between the individual and the caregiver, where the individual’s values and choices are at the forefront of their care and support. Check our blog-post: benefits of person-centred care here to read more.
