Thanks to the hard work of the team over at Flexebee, the Dechoker ACD training course is now available to their clients on their eLearning platform.
The module sits alongside the existing Flexebee e-learning courses. Their portfolio of not only engage your staff, they help empower them to be the best at whatever skill they choose.
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Dechoker UK are pleased to announce that their life-saving device training is now available to clients of Medex Group on their eLearning platform.
From being the first training provider to offer all health and social training across the UK Medex Learning has evolved to become one of the leading Skills for Care providers of eLearning and face-to-face training.
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Relias have become latest digital learning provider to add the Dechoker ACD training course to their portfolio of courses. Adult care providers who access their LMS platform will be able to undertake the module as part of their subscription.
Relias has been providing digital learning solutions for health and social care since 2002 and have helped over 10,000 organisations globally to improve their standard of care.
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Following on from our recent blog post regarding Care Home returning to training, the Dechoker team were back at Fonthill House this week seeing some old and new faces.
The family-owned and family-run, 64-bed care home in St Albans provides a range of care and is rated outstanding by the Care Quality Commission.
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In what is clearly a sign of things returning to normal across the Adult Care sector we already have a diary full of bookings for face to face Dechoker Device Training.
As well as our CPD Certified eLearning Module and our Train The Trainer option Dechoker also deliver device only training for small groups on a rolling basis.
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Achieve together have become the latest adult care provider to introduce Dechoker ACD equipment as phase 1 of training and deployment is completed across more than 150 sites.
Formed in 2018 with a merger between cmg and The Regard Group, Achieve together are one of the biggest support providers for people with learning disabilities and autism in the UK.
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The Award Winning Provider of Social Care eLearning Grey Matter, have added Dechoker training to their portfolio of courses on their Click platform.
The CPD Certified course covers all aspects of Dechoker use including how and when to use the life-saving device in a choking emergency. Care providers that subscribe to Click can access the course for free.
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Demonstrating their commitment to delivering ‘high levels of care’ across their adult care services, Glenholme have purchased 32 Dechoker ACD kits for their portfolio of homes.
Glenholme provide first class nursing and residential care for the elderly including those with challenging behaviour or dementia care. Staff were able to complete their device eLearning module using eLFY.
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The operators of five purpose built nursing homes in the Northwest of England have deployed Dechoker ACD kits and staff training across all of their sites, a decision that will improve both staff safety in a choking emergency.
L&M Healthcare, who offer a range of General and Dementia Nursing, as well as Residential and Dementia Plus deployed multiple Dechoker ACD kits in each home, with eLearning delivered by My Learning Cloud.
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In most cases it’s food that causes people to choke and accounts for around 85% of all choking deaths according to the Office for National Statistics.
This still leaves a lot of incidents where this isn’t the case. And for some people with a variety of conditions their reasons for choking are not as a result of eating and drinking.
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