Level 2 Stroke Awareness Training Course

Course Type: Face to Face Training Courses

Overview of the Level 2 Stroke Awareness Training Course

Our Level 2 stroke awareness course provides health and social care staff the knowledge and confidence to recognise the early signs of stroke, understanding appropriate emergency response and support the people their care needs through recovery and rehabilitation. This stroke awareness training course is designed to help anyone working in a care setting who wants a clear practical understanding of stroke and to become confident in providing ongoing support.

Benefits of the Stroke Awareness Training Course for Care Worker

Our Level 2 Stroke Awareness course is split into two interactive and engaging modules to focus on improving the outcomes for the people your staff support by identifying stroke and build confidence among your team on how to prevent it.

The course will help health and social care workers to act quickly during stroke diagnosis and to provide the right support during a medical emergency.

The course is a perfect solution for care assistants, support workers, healthcare assistants and any staff working in care settings to improve their awareness of stroke. Suited to the settings of care homes, NHS healthcare facilities and hospitals, the Level 2 stroke awareness course is a strong staff development programme to upskill workers and grow teams.

Learners can access the Level 2 stroke awareness course online, in person at your own premises or in person at Curve Learning. We understand the busy rotas in real care settings which is why we provide many options on how care workers would like to study and complete the course.

The Objectives of the Stroke Awareness Course

By the end of this Level 2 stroke awareness training course, care workers will be able to:

• Understand what a stroke is and the different types of stroke
• Recognise the common signs and symptoms of stroke, including using the FAST test
• Understand the key risk factors and how they can be reduced
• Know the correct actions to take in a stroke medical emergency
• Understand the short and long-term effects a stroke can have on a person
• Recognise the care worker’s role in supporting rehabilitation and recovery

Learners will leave the course with practical, confidence-building knowledge they can apply immediately in their day-to-day care role, helping to keep the people they care for safer and better supported.

Ready to give your team the skills to recognise and respond to strokes with confidence? Get in touch with our team today to discuss dates, delivery format and pricing for the Level 2 Stroke Awareness training course.

Call us on 01924 84 27 87 or email us at contactcurve@curvelearning.co.uk