Personalised Care Planning

Develop the knowledge and understanding to implement personalised care planning and learn about the process, the journey, and the skills needed to make it a success

Overview
This course is designed to help practitioners manage the healthcare needs of people with long term conditions more effectively.
The course is divided into four modules which introduce the Personalised Care Planning process and develops an understanding of associated skills and behaviours: The course is supported by a workbook.

• Module 1: An introduction to personalised care planning
• Module 2: Understanding how personalised care planning works
• Module 3: Skills and behaviours for effective personalised care planning
• Module 4: Case studies.

The course links with policy areas such as information prescriptions and self-care.

What will learners get out of it

• The ability to plan care for individuals
• Learners download a workbook which they can take away and maintain their knowledge and improve their development
• Understanding of the needs of the individual through process planning
• Development of their skills to meet the needs of the individual.

Who is the course for
Suitable for all those involved with personalised care planning including:

• Practice nurses
• Health trainers
• Specialist nurses
• Allied health professionals
• Community matrons
• Case managers
• Social care workers.

Assessment
Modules are followed by a 20-minute assessment designed to test learners’ understanding of the personalised care planning process. Learning progress and test results can be tracked by managers for internal development and learners can keep a certificate of completion for CPD.

Accreditations & Endorsements
Developed and endorsed by NHS Employers and the Department of Health (DH) Policy Lead for Long Term Conditions.

Duration: 2 hour 20 mins approx