Arjo UK Ltd

This CPD will discuss Changing Places toilets for disabled people and the associated specification, design, planning and installation requirements. Topics covered include the current situation for toilets for the disabled, what and who are Changing Places, understanding the Purple Pound, and requirements, guidelines, planning and design. By the end of the seminar you should have a greater understanding of: - The benefits for disabled people when using a Changing Places toilet - The benefits to businesses of Changing Places toilets - Requirements and installation options

To introduce architects to the benefits of understanding patient / resident mobility along with implementing a basic 8 step principle to ensure that the environment, equipment and care skills are vital components when considering showering or bathing patients or residents. Providing examples of typical issues and concerns from the caregiver, resident and facility while also considering the correct type of equipment to select for the resident's dignity, engagement and wellbeing. By the end of the CPD you should have a greater understanding of: - Mobility assessment tools - The amount of space required when designing bedrooms and hygiene rooms - The importance of space equipment and care skills

This CPD is designed to demonstrate the flexibility, versatility and benefits of ceiling track systems. It provides options that are available, including layout design and various methods of installation. Evidence has shown that using ceiling track systems can be quicker and easier to use than floor lifters and, in some cases, residents / patients prefer them.

This CPD aims to provide expert advice on designing healthcare facilities and consideration of patient/resident’s quality of care along with the quality of work from caregivers. It takes into account the environment, the equipment and the care skills required to implement efficiencies resulting in a positive financial outcome for the facility.

This CPD is designed to educate and inform attendees about the risks associated with poor infection control routines and the benefits of how a well organised and efficiently run sluice room can reduce the spread of infections and safeguard vulnerable residents from infections.