Free Training Courses
PARTICIPATION:Free of charge - INDEMNITY: €4.00 (four/00) gross per day
HOW TO REGISTER: The following documents must be attached to registration:
Registrations will be accepted until all available seats are filled.
VENUE: Classroom training activities and final examinations will be held at our teaching site, while internship hours will be held at contracted facilities.
CERTIFICATION: Upon completion of the course, upon passing the final exam, the participant will be awarded theCertificate of Professional Qualification, which is legally valid throughout the country.
INFORMATION: For any inquiries regarding the course you can write to us at: formazione@eht.eu or contact us at 095-8738230
Patient mobilization; Positioning a bedridden patient; patient positions; Transporting the patient; Use of technical aids; The Lift or Elevator;
Elementary First Aid Concepts; Rescuer behavior, practical tips; Allergies, Angina, Cardiac Arrest, Asthma, Heat Stroke; Foreign Bodies; First aid interventions; Stings, Animal bites, Fainting, Drug addiction,Burns; Dyspnea, Sprains, Fractures, Bruises, Electrical injuries; Hemorrhage, Wounds, Stroke; Measurement of Vital Parameters; Most common bandages; Resuscitation techniques; Breathing, resuscitation maneuvers.
Law 833/78 Establishment of the National Health Service; Law 328/00 Framework law for the realization of the integrated system of interventions and social services; Law 104/92 Framework law for assistance, social integration and the rights of handicapped persons; Regional Law 68/81 Establishment, organization and management of services for handicapped persons; Law 68/99 Regulations for the right of the disabled to work; Law 503/96 Regulations containing standards for the elimination of architectural barriers in public buildings, spaces and services; Criteria for the allocation of welfare benefits; The actors of assistance; Social Services; The Social and Health Services (housing communities, family homes, day care centers, rehabilitation centers, assisted living residences, family counseling centers, tele-help and remote monitoring).
Recalls on knowledge of anatomy and physiology of the following systems: respiratory system; digestive system; skeletal system. - In-depth knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the following systems: cardiovascular system; endocrine system; nervous system. - O.M.S. definition of impairment, disability, handicap: causes ofhandicap. Children with diseases of early childhood down syndrome, congenital hypothyroidism. epilepsies: classification, main clinical pictures, care interventions. type I diabetes: etiopathogenesis, clinical picture, complications, therapy, goals and care interventions demographic aging, biological aging
How to keep abreast of job market vacancies; How to fill out your resume; How to approach a job interview.
Take care of the personal cleaning of the assisted persons; taking care of the hygiene of the assisted persons; taking care of bed-making and taking care of the hygiene of the environment not neglecting the human and psychological aspect; carrying out constant and daily checks of the users/patients; provide psychological assistance; provide direct care with specific techniques for each type of service; administering medications by learning how to dose and prepare them.
The concept of sustainability: definition, history and documents; Kyoto Protocol and industry legislation; Energy and renewable sources; Waste management.
Language and human communication; Health, illness emotional implications; Communicating to assist; Relational approach with the dying person; Basic techniques in the helping relationship; Communication in the team setting.
The social centrality of communication; Listening and empathy; Communication and self-representation and the evaluation of others; Interpersonal perception; Self-image, identity and self-concept; The relational dimension (From interaction to relationship; Content and relationship levels in messages; Transactional analysis and the parent-child-adult model; Control games and dramas as pathological communication modes;) From aggression to assertiveness (The components of assertive style; The techniques of assertive communication)
Patient mobilization; Positioning a bedridden patient; patient positions; Transporting the patient; Use of technical aids; The Lift or Elevator;
Elementary First Aid Concepts; Rescuer behavior, practical tips; Allergies, Angina, Cardiac Arrest, Asthma, Heat Stroke; Foreign Bodies; First aid interventions; Stings, Animal bites, Fainting, Drug addiction,Burns; Dyspnea, Sprains, Fractures, Bruises, Electrical injuries; Hemorrhage, Wounds, Stroke; Measurement of Vital Parameters; Most common bandages; Resuscitation techniques; Breathing, resuscitation maneuvers.
Law 833/78 Establishment of the National Health Service; Law 328/00 Framework law for the realization of the integrated system of interventions and social services; Law 104/92 Framework law for assistance, social integration and the rights of handicapped persons; Regional Law 68/81 Establishment, organization and management of services for handicapped persons; Law 68/99 Regulations for the right of the disabled to work; Law 503/96 Regulations containing standards for the elimination of architectural barriers in public buildings, spaces and services; Criteria for the allocation of welfare benefits; The actors of assistance; Social Services; The Social and Health Services (housing communities, family homes, day care centers, rehabilitation centers, assisted living residences, family counseling centers, tele-help and remote monitoring).
Recalls on knowledge of anatomy and physiology of the following systems: respiratory system; digestive system; skeletal system. - In-depth knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the following systems: cardiovascular system; endocrine system; nervous system. - O.M.S. definition of impairment, disability, handicap: causes ofhandicap. Children with diseases of early childhood down syndrome, congenital hypothyroidism. epilepsies: classification, main clinical pictures, care interventions. type I diabetes: etiopathogenesis, clinical picture, complications, therapy, goals and care interventions demographic aging, biological aging
How to keep abreast of job market vacancies; How to fill out your resume; How to approach a job interview.
Take care of the personal cleaning of the assisted persons; taking care of the hygiene of the assisted persons; taking care of bed-making and taking care of the hygiene of the environment not neglecting the human and psychological aspect; carrying out constant and daily checks of the users/patients; provide psychological assistance; provide direct care with specific techniques for each type of service; administering medications by learning how to dose and prepare them.
The concept of sustainability: definition, history and documents; Kyoto Protocol and industry legislation; Energy and renewable sources; Waste management.
Language and human communication; Health, illness emotional implications; Communicating to assist; Relational approach with the dying person; Basic techniques in the helping relationship; Communication in the team setting.
The social centrality of communication; Listening and empathy; Communication and self-representation and the evaluation of others; Interpersonal perception; Self-image, identity and self-concept; The relational dimension (From interaction to relationship; Content and relationship levels in messages; Transactional analysis and the parent-child-adult model; Control games and dramas as pathological communication modes;) From aggression to assertiveness (The components of assertive style; The techniques of assertive communication)
