Teaches how to spot early signs that a person is nearing end of life. Introduces helpful planning models (like the Gold Standards Framework) to support better end-of-life care planning early.

Explains how to hand over important information safely between care shifts or teams. Covers preparing clear notes and sharing key updates so that nothing is missed and care stays consistent.

Delivered by the MPFT Adults Dietetics Team, this course provides practical knowledge and skills to support safe, person-centred nutrition and hydration, including MUST screening and recognising risks of malnutrition and dehydration.

Recorded webinar explaining new employment law changes (Employment Rights Act 2025). Covers reforms in dismissals, flexible working, harassment, family leave, and more, giving managers practical guidance on new workplace rules.

Live webinar on holistic end-of-life care for care agency staff. Explains what end-of-life care means, the ReSPECT plan, communication, common needs (like mouth care, pain relief), and care after death.

Online module about palliative care. Covers what end-of-life care is, expected changes (like eating less), how to communicate carefully, and the SWAN model and care after death.

Teaches the importance of equality and respecting diversity in care settings. Covers how to uphold individuals’ rights, promote inclusion and equality, and work in ways that respect people’s differences.

An advanced course on understanding depression. Serves as an introduction to higher-level mental health study, exploring how depression is diagnosed, its causes, different theoretical models, and comparing various medical and psychological treatment approaches.

Investigates how anxiety and depression often occur together. Explores the symptoms of each, how they can influence one another, and approaches to help manage both conditions through combined care strategies.

Explains how to reduce and handle falls in care settings. Covers why falls happen, who is at risk, how to reduce risk, and what to safely do if someone falls.