Culturally appropriate care

Person centred care as a priority in services, Promoting equality, diversity and inclusion throughout social care

Culturally appropriate care

Provider: MILE

In this newsletter we focus on culturally appropriate care—a vital element of health and social care that ensures individuals’ unique needs, preferences, and values remain at the heart of their care journey.

Culturally appropriate care

Culturally appropriate care

More resources for Person centred care as a priority in services

An introduction to intercultural competence in the workplace

Care Home Digest: Menu planning and food service guidelines for older adults living in care homes

Care Planning Tool

Caring for people at the end of life

Community – Asset and strength based approaches

Confident with difference

Core Managers: Effective Allyship in Health and Care

Core Managers: Inclusive Leadership in Health and Care

Core Managers: Inclusive Leadership in Health and Care

Core Managers: Inclusive Workplaces (Creating a Psychological Contract)

Core Managers: Increasing Disability Positivity

Core Managers: Noticing and Challenging Microaggressions

CPD Accredited Introduction to Strengths-Based Approaches to Neurodiversity & Inclusion at Work

CPD Accredited Level 3 Certificate Neurodiversity & Inclusion Train-the-Trainer

Creating a life story for a person with dementia

Creating an inclusive organisation e-learning modules

Culturally appropriate care

Culturally appropriate care guide

Dementia and diversity: A guide for leaders and managers

Diverse by Design: a workbook for adult social care

Equality and diversity

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in a Health and Social Care Environment (Distance Learning)

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Resources

Exploring Neurodiversity in the Workplace

Fluid and Nutrition

Fundamental Core Care Skills: Communicating Effectively with Those in Our Care

Goal setting for service users

Hot Weather Guidance for Carers

How can leaders do better in their approach to neurodiversity?

How to develop a neuroinclusive culture at work

How to promote person-centred care in your team

Hydration in Older People

Inclusive Pathways to Employment: Unlocking the talent of neurodiverse individuals and people with learning disabilities in Sussex

Intercultural dementia care: A guide for health and care workers

Involving people in care planning – Practical and person-centred ways to involve the people you support

Leading a person-centred service (in Introductory Modules for Managers)

Level 2 Care Planning Course

LGBTQ+ learning framework

LGBTQIA+ and Transitioning

Managing Neurodifferences in the Workplace

Medicines optimisation for care homes (MOCH)

Meeting Nutritional and Hydration Needs Course (Level 4)

MILE pathway newsletter – Promoting a more positive perception of ageing

MILE pathway newsletter – Supporting staff to develop their communication skills

Mouth Care Matters

Mouth Care Matters resources

Neurodiversity & Leadership

Neurodiversity At Work Awareness

Neurodiversity guidance for managers

Neurodiversity in the workplace

Neuroinclusion at work

Nutrition and Hydration

Older LGBTQ+ people in residential care

Oral Health

Oral Health Care

Oral Health in Care

Person Centred Active Support

Person Centred Approaches

Person Centred Practice for Adults

Person Centred Values

Person-Centred Care Planning and Record Keeping

Person-Centred Care Training

Priorities for care of the dying person: learning path for social care managers

Prioritising person centred care in services

Prioritising person-centred care

Providing proactive care for people living in care homes – Enhanced health in care homes framework

Recruiting & Retaining a Diverse Workforce

Religion & Belief Discrimination Course

Strengths Based Motivational Interviewing and Solution Focused Principles and Skills

Supporting a diverse workforce

Supporting oral health in care settings

Supporting shared decision making in care homes

The care home and community engagement toolkit

The DrinKit toolkit

The Heart of Life Story and Reminiscence

The importance of nutrition and hydration in a care setting

Thriving in residential care: The voices of older people, families and care teams