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World Schizophrenia Day
03/05/2021This year more than any other, raising awareness of mental…
This year more than any other, raising awareness of mental…
Our essential assessment is generally comprised of 15 questions. Usually…
On April 22nd, Bridge will release a new suite of reports called Analytics. To give you a preview, Altura Learning will host 2 webinars
Recognising when someone is experiencing pain is only half of…
Altura Learning has a range of learning resources that supports…
On April 22, 2021 the highly anticipated redesign of the…
As residential care providers prepare for the implementation of the…
The 3rd March 2021 marks World Hearing Day 2021. This…
How do we identify and configure pathway-specific content in the Bridge library? The following section describes several techniques.
Technology can enable us to deliver on many of the…
Digital Leadership in Social Care Programme The National Care Forum…
Did you know that dementia is not a disease in…
COVID-19 has changed how we currently provide care. As a…
Our essential assessment is generally comprised of 15 questions. Usually they are true or false, multiple choice, fill the gap, or if the course allows, sorting/sequencing questions. The questions reflect the content of the video and are designed to ascertain if the learner has understood the content presented in the video.
Every set of Coordinator resources includes a training game that…
Bridge has a handy feature which allows Learning Coordinators to…
When you’re working in the home care setting as a care/support worker, you may be the only person who sees a client on a regular basis. It’s expected that older people will have changes in their care or support requirements as they age or as their condition deteriorates so, as a home care worker, you are in the perfect position to recognise and act on these changes to ensure the person is supported appropriately.
Technology can enable us to deliver on many of the…
We are excited to announce the new strategic partnership between…
For LGBTI people, the prospect of having to ‘come out’…