Diploma in Home-Based Care Attendant

In the second semester, the program delves into more specialised aspects of home-based care. Advanced Home Care Techniques builds on the foundational skills from the first semester, focusing on more complex care procedures and interventions. Nutrition and Dietary Planning teaches students how to create and manage meal plans that meet the dietary needs of clients with various health conditions. Managing Chronic Conditions provides strategies for supporting patients with long-term health issues, emphasising the importance of continuous care and monitoring. Psychological Support and Counseling covers techniques for offering emotional support and counselling, addressing the mental and emotional well-being of patients. Community Health and Safety explores broader public health concepts and safety practices essential for working within a community setting.

The third semester focuses on advanced care techniques and practical experience. Geriatric Care and Support examines the specific needs and challenges associated with caring for elderly clients, including physical and emotional support strategies. Pediatric Care Basics introduces fundamental concepts and practices for providing care to children, including developmental considerations and common pediatric conditions. Legal and Ethical Issues in Home Care addresses the regulatory and ethical standards governing home-based care, ensuring that students understand their professional and legal responsibilities. Patient Assessment and Record Keeping teaches students how to conduct thorough assessments and maintain accurate records, which is crucial for effective care management. The semester concludes with Practical Training in Home Care Settings, where students gain hands-on experience in real-life home care environments, applying their knowledge and skills in a supervised setting.

The final semester of the program provides advanced training and professional development. Specialised Care for Specific Needs covers advanced techniques for addressing unique patient requirements, including those with rare or complex conditions. Infection Control and Prevention delves deeper into strategies for minimising the risk of infections, incorporating the latest practices and guidelines. Advanced First Aid and CPR offers an in-depth review of emergency care techniques, preparing students to respond effectively to a wide range of emergencies. Care for Individuals with Disabilities focuses on tailored approaches for supporting clients with physical or cognitive disabilities, enhancing their quality of life. The semester concludes with Professional Development and Career Skills, which prepares students for the job market by refining their resume-writing, interview skills, and overall career readiness.