Introduces the different forms of abuse and neglect, how to recognise potential signs, the responsibilities of care staff and the procedures for reporting concerns to protect adults at risk.

Covers the principles of first aid, recognising common emergencies, responding to choking incidents and seeking appropriate emergency assistance within the learner's level of training.

Explores how infections spread, standard infection prevention precautions, hand hygiene, the appropriate use of personal protective equipment and safe practices that reduce the risk of infection.

Develops understanding of safe moving and handling principles, risk assessment, appropriate equipment and practical techniques for supporting people while reducing the risk of injury.

Covers common fire hazards, fire prevention, alarm procedures, evacuation arrangements and the actions staff should take during a fire emergency in a care setting.

Introduces the recognition of cardiac arrest, calling for emergency assistance, cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the use of an automated external defibrillator in line with current guidance and practical training requirements.

Explores workplace hazards, risk assessment, accident prevention, incident reporting and staff responsibilities for maintaining a safe environment for people receiving care and those providing it.

Explains the key principles of the Mental Capacity Act 2005, assessing capacity for specific decisions, supporting decision-making, best-interests decisions and the importance of the least restrictive option.