
Health and Social Care
Diploma in Health and Social Care
Learners must complete all 6 mandatory units.
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Unit 1 Structure and Overview of the Health and Social Care Sector
Unit Aims: This unit aims to develop an understanding of the health and social care sector, its aims and purpose and the organisations that provide health and social care along with an awareness of current issues impacting the sector in a chosen country.
Credits: 12
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 2 Principles, Values and Regulation in the Health and Social Care Sector
Unit Aims: This unit aims to develop knowledge of the principles and values, and the legislation, regulations and guidance that underpin work in the health and social care sector in a chosen country.
Credits: 10
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 3 Human Growth and Development
Unit Aims: This unit aims to develop an understanding of different areas of growth and development, and how each development area has an impact on the other.
Credits: 5
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 4 Working in Health and Social Care
Unit Aims: This unit aims to develop an understanding of the key features involved in delivering safe and consistent services in health and social care.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 5 Research in Health and Social Care
Unit Aims: This unit aims to develop essential academic and research skills required for working in the health and social care sector and to be able to formally present academic research findings, written and orally.
Credits: 10
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 6 Personal and Professional Development in the Health and Social Care Sector
Unit Aims: This unit aims to develop the skills and knowledge required to plan and implement own personal and professional development for further study or work in the health and social care sector and for future reflective practice.
Credits: 8
Mandatory: Yes
Diploma in Health and Social Care
Learners must complete all 4 mandatory units and 1 optional (opt) unit.
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Unit 1 Health and Social Care in Context and Principles
Unit Aims: This unit aims to develop an understanding of the national, legal and ethical context of health and social care with a focus on adult social care. Learners will examine the values underpinning care and the behaviours and responsibilities for working in the adult care sector.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 2 Supporting Individuals in Adult Social Care
Unit Aims: This unit aims to support development of the skills and knowledge required to support individuals in adult social care. Learners will look at practical aspects of adult social care and how these contribute to health and wellbeing of service users.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 3 Health and Ill-Health
Unit Aims: This unit aims to develop the learners’ understanding of the concepts of health and ill-health, health inequalities and current major health issues that impact on the health and social care sector.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 4 Personal and Professional Development in Health and Social Care
Unit Aims: This unit aims to develop the knowledge and understanding of personal and professional development. Learners will develop techniques for planning, implementing and evaluating their own personal and professional development and an understanding of how to support others in their personal and professional development.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
Diploma in Health and Social Care
Learners must complete four mandatory units totalling 60 credits.
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Unit 1 Leading and managing health and social care
Unit Aims: This unit will develop knowledge of key concepts, theories and models of leadership and management and how they are applied in health and social care. It will look at how leaders in care can create a positive organisational culture. Learners will explore the regulatory and legislative requirements in health and social care relevant to a specific area of care and national context.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 2 Responsibilities, values and behaviours in health and social care
Unit Aims: This unit will develop the knowledge of responsibilities in health and social care and the values and behaviours that underpin practice. Learners will consider the manager’s viewpoint of communication, safeguarding, health and safety, partnership working and person-centred practice from the viewpoint of leading and managing these within organisations in health and social care. Learners will need to choose a national context in which to explore relevant legislation and may wish to consider a specific care context such as adult care.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 3 Improvement and innovation in health and social care
Unit Aims: This unit will develop an understanding of the importance of improvement and innovation in health and social care and the processes to achieve these. The unit will cover the management of quality, continuous improvement and change. Learners will find out about innovation and entrepreneurial skills in health and social care. They will learn about developing and implementing a vision within an organisation and creating a culture that supports initiative and innovation.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 4 Professional development and performance management in health and social care
Unit Aims: This unit will develop understanding of professional development for leaders in health and social care and of the management of learning and development for self and others. The unit will look at the leadership and management of professional development in health and social care organisations, the purpose and practice of professional supervision and the management of performance.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
Extended Diploma in Management for Health and Social Care
Learners must complete four mandatory units totalling 65 credits and at least four optional (opt) units, totalling a minimum of 55 credits. The number of units to be completed will depend upon the size of the units selected.
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Unit 1 Facilitating Change in Health and Social Care
Unit Aims: This unit aims to develop learners’ knowledge and applied skills to be able to facilitate change in health and social care setting. Learners will gain knowledge and show applied skills regarding principles of change management and factors that drive change in health and social care.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 2 Managing Communication
Unit Aims: This unit aims to develop knowledge and understanding of how communication takes place within and between organisations, the potential pitfalls and the benefits of good practice.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 3 People Management
Unit Aims: In this unit learners develop the knowledge and understanding of what motivates individuals and teams and be able to use this to review people management strategies used in organisations.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 4 Research Project
Unit Aims: To formulate a research specification on a chosen topic, implement the research project, evaluate and present the research findings.
Credits: 20
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 5 Leading Practice in Health and Social Care
Unit Aims: To be an effective in leadership in health and social care requires a need to supervise and manage provision and lead and support others through workforce provision. This unit will develop student’s skills and knowledge in the role of a Manager and leader in developing strategies to provide quality provision in health and social care.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 6 Working with Multi-Disciplinary Teams
Unit Aims: This unit aims to give learners the knowledge to be able to work within multidisciplinary teams within a health and social care setting. This will enable learners to understand how to build and lead multidisciplinary teams, as well as understand how to communicate and overcome any barriers within a team and also with stakeholders within a health and social care setting.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Opt
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Unit 7 Management of Safeguarding for Health and Social Care
Unit Aims: This unit aims to give learners the knowledge and applied skills to be able to manage safeguarding for health and social care within a health and social care setting. Learners will gain understanding of issues relating to safeguarding in health and social care, the impact legislation has on this, and how to support the implementation and promotion of policies and procedures in regard to safeguarding in a way that supports service users in a health and social care setting. Learners will also be able to apply skills to review and develop safeguarding policies for a specific health and social care context, within a health and social care setting.
Credits: 10
Mandatory: Opt
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Unit 8 Corporate Social Responsibility
Unit Aims: This unit aims to give learners the knowledge and applied skills around corporate social responsibility within a health and social care setting. Learners will understand current corporate social responsibility issues and the impact of these for a business and stakeholders. Learners will be able to demonstrate the skills within a health and social care setting.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 9 Resource Management
Unit Aims: This unit aims to give learners the knowledge and applied skills around resource management within a health and social care setting. Learners will understand key features, the importance and ability to maximise the effectiveness of different types of resource management, including physical and human resources. Learners will be able to demonstrate the skills needed to review the use of resources within a health and social carer environment.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 10 Management of Activity Provision
Unit Aims: The unit develops student’s knowledge of activity provision in health or social care and how it is managed. In many healthcare or social care situations, the evidence of positive physical and psychological benefits of activity provision to service users has been demonstrated.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 11 Planning a New Business Venture
Unit Aims: The aim of the unit is to develop business planning skills. These skills can be applied to either a small micro enterprise or a new venture within an existing company.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 12 Managing Stakeholder Engagement
Unit Aims: The aim of the unit is to enable the learner to develop the knowledge and understanding required to engage with stakeholders and to learn how to manage stakeholders in projects and organisations.
Credits: 10
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 13 Leading Organisational Equality and Diversity
Unit Aims: he aim of this unit is to enable the learner to develop an understanding of the importance of managing equality and diversity within the organisation and to understand how to lead the approach to equality and diversity within an organisation
Credits: 10
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 14 Manage Sustainability in an Organisation
Unit Aims: To develop the knowledge, skills and techniques to be able to identify sustainability issues within an organisation and to put in place suitable management systems for legal compliance and corporate responsibility purposes.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 15 Managing Quality in Health and Social Care
Unit Aims: This unit aims to give learners the knowledge and applied skills around managing quality within a health and social care setting. Learners will learn about and understand differing perspectives of quality and strategies for achieving quality relating to health and social cares services, as well as understanding methodologies for evaluating health and social cares services. Learners will be able to demonstrate the skills needed to evaluate systems, policies and procedures within a health and social care services environment.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 16 Empowering Users of Health and Social Care Services
Unit Aims: This unit aims to give learners the knowledge and applied skills around empowering users of health and social care services. Learners will learn about and understand the design and review of services, being able to promote and maximise the rights of users and the participation of independence of users regarding health and social care services. Learners will understand responsibility of managing and monitoring risks and promoting good practice in the administration of medication being essential in health and social care services.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 17 Health and Safety in the Health and Social Care Workplace
Unit Aims: This unit aims to give learners the knowledge and applied skills around health and safety within a health and social care setting. Learners will learn about and understand the implementation of legislation, the impact of health and safety requirements on customers and work practitioners and how to monitor ad review health and safety within a health and social care environment.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 18 Employability Skills
Unit Aims: This unit aims to give learners the knowledge and applied skills around employability skills within a health and social care setting. Learners will learn about and understand the dynamics of working with others. Learners will be able to demonstrate the skills needed to determine own responsibilities and performance, development of interpersonal and transferable skills and strategies for problem solving.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 19 Personal and Professional Development
Unit Aims: This unit aims to give learners the knowledge and applied skills for personal and professional development within a health and social care setting. Learners will learn about and understand how self-managed learning enhance lifelong development, Learners will be able to demonstrate the skills needed to take responsibility for own personal and professional development, implement and review a personal and professional development plan and demonstrate the acquired interpersonal and transferable skills gained.
Credits: 15
Mandatory: Yes
Diploma in Health and Social Care Management
The Loida British Level 6 Diploma in Health and Social Care Management consists of 6 mandatory units for a combined total of 120 credits, 1200 hours Total Qualification Time (TQT) and 480 Guided Learning Hours (GLH) for the completed qualification.
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Unit 1: Personal and Professional Development in Health and Social Care Credits: 20 Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 2: Managing Quality in Health and Social Care Settings Credits: 20 Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 3: Principles of Leadership and Management Credits: 20 Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 4: Health and Safety in Health and Social Care Settings Credits: 20 Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 5: Resource Management in Health and Social Care Credits: 20 Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 6: Research Methods for Healthcare Professionals Credits: 20 Mandatory: Yes
Diploma in Health and Social Care Management
The Loida British Level 7 Diploma in Health and Social Care Management qualification consists of 6 mandatory units for a combined total of 120 credits, 1200 hours Total Qualification Time (TQT) and 600 Guided Learning Hours (GLH) for the completed qualification.
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Unit 1: Health and Social Care Leadership Credits: 20 Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 2: Managing People in Health and Social Care Credits: 20 Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 3: Managing Finance in Health and Social Care Credits: 20 Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 4: Health and Social Care Strategies and Policies Credits: 20 Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 5: Leading Change in Health and Social Care Credits: 20 Mandatory: Yes
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Unit 6: Research Methods for Healthcare Professionals Credits: 20 Mandatory: Yes