Charles Bloe Training Reviews

Good to refresh knowledge annually with moving and handling.

I required reminders and best practices for moving and handling people, especially for those with dementia. I do not feel this course or indeed the video was of any use to me and my role. The video showed a slight female being lifted off the floor who understood instruction. Some of our residents do not and they can be heavier, particularly the men.

No basic techniques, I didn't learn anything relevant about the right moving and handling technics. I expected to see some practical advice forexample how to walk with somebody who is wobble or have to assisted to have a shower if somebody is disabled or use a wheelchair or............

Zoom meeting no good need hands on training

Linda kicked me out because she said I was cooking ,it’s weekend what else does she wants me to do ? Not doing anything for a training of 8hours ?after going out the week. At least I was listening which should be her major priority not picking on me .

Duration of course was too long to comprehend everything being taught.

This course is completed annually and never changes . Why it takes 3 hours i really don’t know . Fair enough if it was for beginners only but not for those of us who have been doing this kind of work for many years . I find it really boring ! Not one of the best courses to do .

I enjoyed the training especially the way and manner it was delivered.

I Felt that some of this did not apply as I wouldn't be talking Bp/pulse or respiration's at my place of work and the person I work with does not have any Dns input. Feel this was aimed more at the elderly care and for people working in a nursing or elderly peoples home rather than with a teenager like i do on nights.

Well explained, clear and consise.