Ward Nurse? Care worker training and qualifications?
Door Supervisor Course – 4 days -
CCTV – 5 days
Security Guarding – 3 day
Door Supervision – 4 day
Close Protection – 14 days
Physical Intervention – 1 to 2 days
Security Training
Counter Terror Awareness – 1 day
Search Operations – 1 to 7 days
Weapons Awareness – 1 day
Escape Skills – 1 day
Conflict Management – 1 day
Steward Training – 4 days
Security Manager Training (Head Door Supervisor) – 2 days
Hand Cuffing – 2 days
Robbery Training – 1 day
Care Sector Training
Conflict Management – 1 day
Physical Intervention Additional Holding – 2 days
Personal Safety
Conflict Management – 1 day
Disengagement Skills- 1 day
Physical Intervention – 2 days
Health & Safety – 1 day
Street Safety - 1 day
Health & Safety
Health & Safety – 1 day
Fire Safety – 1 day
Fire Warden Training – 1 day
Risk Assessment Training – 1 day
So how does this help my Dad exactly? An elderly man of 85 with deteriorating vascular dementia in hospital, who paces and wanders all night and day, who is agitated confused and disorientated, whose condition makes his behaviour more challenging later in the day and at night when he does not sleep, who has no understanding of safety of himself or others, who is scared and muddled. Is this a job for a security guard? No? Well, the ward is so short staffed that they are having to use the security guards to fill in gaps to manage some of the most time consuming and difficult patients. His needs are not being met, today he was in his clean pyjamas that we took in after four days but he must have put them on unsupervised because they were on back to front, it was obvious that he had still not had a shower or bath, when I asked why I was told that because he is up most of the night he is dozing when they are getting everyone showered in the mornings and they haven’t got the staff to do it later……I have asked that they wake him and take him for a shower anyway.
Security Guards keeping an ‘eye’ on patients!!Cut Backs?
Door Supervisor Course – 4 days -
CCTV – 5 days
Security Guarding – 3 day
Door Supervision – 4 day
Close Protection – 14 days
Physical Intervention – 1 to 2 days
Security Training
Counter Terror Awareness – 1 day
Search Operations – 1 to 7 days
Weapons Awareness – 1 day
Escape Skills – 1 day
Conflict Management – 1 day
Steward Training – 4 days
Security Manager Training (Head Door Supervisor) – 2 days
Hand Cuffing – 2 days
Robbery Training – 1 day
Care Sector Training
Conflict Management – 1 day
Physical Intervention Additional Holding – 2 days
Personal Safety
Conflict Management – 1 day
Disengagement Skills- 1 day
Physical Intervention – 2 days
Health & Safety – 1 day
Street Safety - 1 day
Health & Safety
Health & Safety – 1 day
Fire Safety – 1 day
Fire Warden Training – 1 day
Risk Assessment Training – 1 day
So how does this help my Dad exactly? An elderly man of 85 with deteriorating vascular dementia in hospital, who paces and wanders all night and day, who is agitated confused and disorientated, whose condition makes his behaviour more challenging later in the day and at night when he does not sleep, who has no understanding of safety of himself or others, who is scared and muddled. Is this a job for a security guard? No? Well, the ward is so short staffed that they are having to use the security guards to fill in gaps to manage some of the most time consuming and difficult patients. His needs are not being met, today he was in his clean pyjamas that we took in after four days but he must have put them on unsupervised because they were on back to front, it was obvious that he had still not had a shower or bath, when I asked why I was told that because he is up most of the night he is dozing when they are getting everyone showered in the mornings and they haven’t got the staff to do it later……I have asked that they wake him and take him for a shower anyway.
Security Guards keeping an ‘eye’ on patients!!Cut Backs?