Lone Worker

£6.00

Welcome to our Lone Worker Online Training module! This course is designed to equip healthcare professionals with essential knowledge and skills to ensure their safety while working alone. Upon completion, you will receive a certificate of completion. The course duration is approximately 1 hour and will earn you 1 CPD point. You have 6 months from the date of purchase to complete this training.

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of lone working in healthcare settings, covering risk assessment, legal obligations, personal safety measures, emergency response, and the use of technology to enhance security. Through real-life case studies and practical scenarios, you will develop the confidence and competence needed to handle the challenges of working alone effectively.

This training is ideal for:

1. Healthcare Professionals – Including nurses, midwives, caregivers, and paramedics who work alone or in isolated settings.

2. Social Care Workers – Those providing home care, visiting patients, or offering community support services.

3. Medical Staff in Remote Locations – Individuals working in clinics, ambulances, or other settings where lone working is common.

4. Hospital and Care Home Workers – Staff members who may find themselves in lone-working situations during shifts.

5. Employers and Managers – Those responsible for lone-working policies and ensuring employee safety.
This module covers the following key topics:

1. Introduction to Lone Working – Understanding lone working in healthcare and its unique challenges.

2. Legal and Regulatory Requirements – Key laws and regulations that govern lone working, such as the Health and Safety at Work Act.

3. Risk Assessment – Identifying hazards, assessing risks, and implementing control measures.

4. Personal Safety Measures – Strategies for staying safe, including situational awareness, de-escalation techniques, and conflict resolution.

5. Emergency Response and Reporting – Steps to take in emergencies, including contacting emergency services and reporting incidents
accurately.

6. Health and Wellbeing – Managing stress, fatigue, and isolation to maintain overall wellbeing.

7. Technology and Equipment – Using safety tools like GPS trackers, panic alarms, and communication devices.

8. Practical Scenarios and Case Studies – Applying knowledge through real-life examples and interactive assessments.

9. Policies and Procedures – Understanding workplace lone-working policies, check-in protocols, and escalation procedures.
By completing this course, you will:

1. Understand the concept of lone working and its importance in healthcare.

2. Identify and assess potential risks associated with lone working.

3. Comply with legal and regulatory requirements for lone workers.

4. Apply personal safety techniques to minimize risks while working alone.

5. Respond effectively to emergencies and access support services.

6. Maintain physical and mental wellbeing while working alone.

7. Utilize technology and equipment to enhance safety.

8. Follow organizational policies and procedures for lone working.

9. Apply knowledge through real-life case studies and practical scenarios.

10.Successfully complete the assessment and demonstrate comprehension of course content.
This course aligns with the Nursing and Midwifery Council's CPD requirements.

CPD Requirements:

- A minimum of 35 CPD hours is required within three years of your last registration renewal or initial registration.

- At least 20 CPD hours must involve participatory learning, requiring interaction with other professionals.

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