The Oliver McGowan online training module Tier 1 & 2
Course Description
The Oliver McGowan Online Training Module Tier 1 & 2 is designed to provide essential knowledge on disability, neurodiversity, and person-centered care. This training equips healthcare professionals and caregivers with the skills to support individuals with disabilities, ensuring ethical and inclusive practices.
Learners will explore key topics such as informed consent, effective communication, and legal frameworks. Upon successful completion, participants will receive a certificate of completion and earn 1 CPD point. The course duration is approximately 1 hour, and learners have 6 months from the date of purchase to complete the training
Learners will explore key topics such as informed consent, effective communication, and legal frameworks. Upon successful completion, participants will receive a certificate of completion and earn 1 CPD point. The course duration is approximately 1 hour, and learners have 6 months from the date of purchase to complete the training
Course Summary
1. Gain a comprehensive understanding of disability and neurodiversity.
2. Learn about Oliver McGowan’s story and its impact on healthcare training.
3. Develop effective communication skills for supporting individuals with disabilities.
4. Understand the importance of informed consent and decision-making.
5. Recognize and challenge bias and discrimination in healthcare.
6. Explore legal and ethical considerations in disability care.
7. Participate in interactive case studies to enhance practical application.
2. Learn about Oliver McGowan’s story and its impact on healthcare training.
3. Develop effective communication skills for supporting individuals with disabilities.
4. Understand the importance of informed consent and decision-making.
5. Recognize and challenge bias and discrimination in healthcare.
6. Explore legal and ethical considerations in disability care.
7. Participate in interactive case studies to enhance practical application.
Who Is This Course For?
This course is ideal for professionals across various sectors, including:
1. Healthcare Providers – Doctors, Nurses, and Allied Health Professionals
2. Mental Health Professionals – Psychologists, Therapists, and Counselors
3. Social Care Workers – Support Workers and Caregivers
4. Education Professionals – Teachers, Special Education Coordinators, and Support Staff
5. Community and Voluntary Sector Workers – Individuals supporting people with disabilities
6. Policy Makers and Advocates – Those involved in shaping disability-related policies
7. Anyone Interested in improving their understanding of disability and neurodiversity
1. Healthcare Providers – Doctors, Nurses, and Allied Health Professionals
2. Mental Health Professionals – Psychologists, Therapists, and Counselors
3. Social Care Workers – Support Workers and Caregivers
4. Education Professionals – Teachers, Special Education Coordinators, and Support Staff
5. Community and Voluntary Sector Workers – Individuals supporting people with disabilities
6. Policy Makers and Advocates – Those involved in shaping disability-related policies
7. Anyone Interested in improving their understanding of disability and neurodiversity
Course Contents
This module covers the following key topics:
1. Introduction to Oliver McGowan and His Story
- Background information about Oliver McGowan
- Overview of his tragic experience and its impact on healthcare training
2. Understanding Disability and Neurodiversity
- Definition and importance of disability and neurodiversity
- Common misconceptions and stereotypes
3. Person-Centered Care and Communication
- Importance of person-centered care for individuals with disabilities
- Effective communication strategies and approaches
4. Informed Consent and Decision-Making
- Explanation of informed consent and its significance
- Challenges and considerations in decision-making for individuals with disabilities
5. Recognizing and Addressing Bias and Discrimination
- Identifying and challenging biases towards individuals with disabilities
- Promoting inclusivity and equality
6. Supporting Individuals with Disabilities in Healthcare Settings
- Best practices for providing healthcare services to individuals with disabilities
- Creating accessible healthcare environments
7. Empowering Individuals with Disabilities and Their Families
- Strategies to help individuals advocate for themselves
- Support resources and organizations
8. Case Studies and Interactive Scenarios
- Real-life case studies to apply the knowledge learned
- Interactive exercises to enhance understanding and critical thinking
9. Ethical Considerations and Legal Frameworks
- Ethical principles and guidelines related to disability care
- Legal rights and responsibilities in disability support
1. Introduction to Oliver McGowan and His Story
- Background information about Oliver McGowan
- Overview of his tragic experience and its impact on healthcare training
2. Understanding Disability and Neurodiversity
- Definition and importance of disability and neurodiversity
- Common misconceptions and stereotypes
3. Person-Centered Care and Communication
- Importance of person-centered care for individuals with disabilities
- Effective communication strategies and approaches
4. Informed Consent and Decision-Making
- Explanation of informed consent and its significance
- Challenges and considerations in decision-making for individuals with disabilities
5. Recognizing and Addressing Bias and Discrimination
- Identifying and challenging biases towards individuals with disabilities
- Promoting inclusivity and equality
6. Supporting Individuals with Disabilities in Healthcare Settings
- Best practices for providing healthcare services to individuals with disabilities
- Creating accessible healthcare environments
7. Empowering Individuals with Disabilities and Their Families
- Strategies to help individuals advocate for themselves
- Support resources and organizations
8. Case Studies and Interactive Scenarios
- Real-life case studies to apply the knowledge learned
- Interactive exercises to enhance understanding and critical thinking
9. Ethical Considerations and Legal Frameworks
- Ethical principles and guidelines related to disability care
- Legal rights and responsibilities in disability support
Course Outcomes
By completing this training, learners will:
1. Gain a comprehensive understanding of disability and neurodiversity.
2. Identify common misconceptions and stereotypes about disabilities.
3. Develop skills in person-centered care, including effective communication.
4. Understand the importance of informed consent and ethical decision-making.
5. Recognize and challenge bias and discrimination in healthcare.
6. Learn best practices for creating accessible healthcare environments.
7. Support individuals and families in advocating for disability rights.
8. Apply knowledge through real-world case studies and scenarios.
9. Understand the legal and ethical responsibilities related to disability care.
10. Reflect on personal and professional practices to promote inclusivity.
1. Gain a comprehensive understanding of disability and neurodiversity.
2. Identify common misconceptions and stereotypes about disabilities.
3. Develop skills in person-centered care, including effective communication.
4. Understand the importance of informed consent and ethical decision-making.
5. Recognize and challenge bias and discrimination in healthcare.
6. Learn best practices for creating accessible healthcare environments.
7. Support individuals and families in advocating for disability rights.
8. Apply knowledge through real-world case studies and scenarios.
9. Understand the legal and ethical responsibilities related to disability care.
10. Reflect on personal and professional practices to promote inclusivity.
Frameworks & Standards
This course aligns with industry standards and regulations, ensuring compliance with:
1. Equality Act 2010 – Anti-discrimination laws related to disabilities.
2. Mental Capacity Act 2005 – Guidelines on informed consent and decision-making.
3. Health and Social Care Act 2012 – Ensuring patient-centered healthcare.
4. Care Quality Commission (CQC) Standards – Requirements for supporting individuals with disabilities.
5. CPD Certification Standards, granting 1 CPD point upon completion
1. Equality Act 2010 – Anti-discrimination laws related to disabilities.
2. Mental Capacity Act 2005 – Guidelines on informed consent and decision-making.
3. Health and Social Care Act 2012 – Ensuring patient-centered healthcare.
4. Care Quality Commission (CQC) Standards – Requirements for supporting individuals with disabilities.
5. CPD Certification Standards, granting 1 CPD point upon completion
