30-Hours Diploma in Information and Communication Handling in Caregiving
Credit hours
3
Good care depends on clear communication and careful handling of personal information. Topics include active listening and empathy, legal and ethical duties around records, secure digital communication, and approaches to difficult or sensitive conversations. You will also consider cultural awareness and ways of communicating with people living with dementia, making the course well suited to carers and support workers.
What you'll cover
- 01Fundamentals of Caregiving Communication
- 02Legal and Ethical Aspects of Information Handling
- 03Active Listening and Empathy in Caregiving
- 04Documentation and Record-Keeping in Healthcare
- 05Digital Communication and Information Security
- 06Handling Difficult Conversations and Sensitive Topics
- 07Cultural Awareness and Inclusive Communication
- 08Communication Strategies for Dementia and Cognitive Impairments
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