Falls Management (Half-Day Course)

Preventing & Managing Falls in Health & Social Care

Falls are a major risk for older adults and individuals with mobility challenges, often leading to serious injuries and loss of independence. This half-day training course provides essential knowledge and practical strategies for fall prevention and response, helping caregivers, healthcare professionals, and support staff reduce risks and enhance safety in both residential and community care settings.

What You Will Learn

✔ Understanding Falls & Risk Factors – Learn why falls happen, who is most at risk, and the key environmental and physical factors that contribute to falls.

✔ The Impact of Falls – Explore the physical, emotional, and financial consequences of falls on individuals, families, and healthcare services.

✔ Identifying High-Risk Individuals – Recognise the warning signs, medical conditions, and lifestyle factors that increase fall risk.

✔ Fall Prevention Strategies – Gain practical techniques to create safer environments, improve mobility and balance, and reduce hazards in care homes, hospitals, and home settings.

✔ Responding to a Fall – Understand the correct procedures for assisting someone after a fall, including first aid, injury assessment, and reporting requirements.

✔ Care Plans & Risk Assessments – Learn how to implement personalised fall prevention strategies and maintain compliance with health and safety regulations.

Who Should Attend?

This course is ideal for care workers, nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and any professionals supporting older adults or vulnerable individuals.

Why Choose This Course?

• Helps reduce fall-related injuries and improves resident safety.
• Provides practical, evidence-based prevention techniques.
• Supports compliance with CQC and health & safety guidelines.

📅 Course Availability: Available as an in-house training session or an open course at selected locations.