Strengthened Aged Care Quality Standard 4: The Environment

This standard focuses on the crucial elements of identifying risks and ensuring the continuous provision of care that meets individuals’ needs while maintaining safety. This course will guide you on how to support those receiving care to feel safe within their home environment by identifying and reducing environmental risks, allowing individuals to move freely and comfortably, enhancing their overall well-being.

Strengthened Aged Care Quality Standard 4: The Environment

This standard focuses on the crucial elements of identifying risks and ensuring the continuous provision of care that meets individuals’ needs while maintaining safety. This course will guide you on how to support those receiving care to feel safe within their home environment by identifying and reducing environmental risks, allowing individuals to move freely and comfortably, enhancing their overall well-being.

Your price: 15.00

Quantity:

Members: $0.00

Non-Members: $15.00

Content Type: Elearning module

CPD Hours: 1.00

Created: Wednesday, 30 April 2025

Area/s of Study

Aged care

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