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Course	Review status	Questions	Draft	Created by	Reviewed by	Approved by	Version	Review date
Dementia Awareness	Draft	10	10	AI draft for LQCS review	Not reviewed	Not approved	0.1-draft	Not scheduled
Dignity and Respect	Draft	10	10	AI draft for LQCS review	Not reviewed	Not approved	0.1-draft	Not scheduled
Effective Communication	Draft	10	10	AI draft for LQCS review	Not reviewed	Not approved	0.1-draft	Not scheduled
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion	Draft	10	10	AI draft for LQCS review	Not reviewed	Not approved	0.1-draft	Not scheduled
Person-Centred Care	Draft	10	10	AI draft for LQCS review	Not reviewed	Not approved	0.1-draft	Not scheduled
Health and Safety	Draft	10	10	AI draft for LQCS review	Not reviewed	Not approved	0.1-draft	Not scheduled
Safeguarding Adults	Draft	10	10	AI draft for LQCS review	Not reviewed	Not approved	0.1-draft	Not scheduled
Diabetes Awareness	Draft	10	10	AI draft for LQCS review	Not reviewed	Not approved	0.1-draft	Not scheduled
Safeguarding Children	Draft	10	10	AI draft for LQCS review	Not reviewed	Not approved	0.1-draft	Not scheduled
Safeguarding Children in Social Care	Draft	10	10	AI draft for LQCS review	Not reviewed	Not approved	0.1-draft	Not scheduled
Safeguarding Adults Refresher	Draft	10	10	AI draft for LQCS review	Not reviewed	Not approved	0.1-draft	Not scheduled
Role of the Home Care Worker	Draft	10	10	AI draft for LQCS review	Not reviewed	Not approved	0.1-draft	Not scheduled
Pressure Ulcer Awareness	Draft	10	10	AI draft for LQCS review	Not reviewed	Not approved	0.1-draft	Not scheduled
Medication Awareness	Draft	10	10	AI draft for LQCS review	Not reviewed	Not approved	0.1-draft	Not scheduled
Positive Behaviour Support	Draft	10	10	AI draft for LQCS review	Not reviewed	Not approved	0.1-draft	Not scheduled
Home Care Health and Safety	Draft	10	10	AI draft for LQCS review	Not reviewed	Not approved	0.1-draft	Not scheduled
Effective Communication – Written Communication	Draft	10	10	AI draft for LQCS review	Not reviewed	Not approved	0.1-draft	Not scheduled
Developing as a Care Worker	Draft	10	10	AI draft for LQCS review	Not reviewed	Not approved	0.1-draft	Not scheduled

Internal answer and explanation preview

Sample from Dementia Awareness. Learners see explanations only after submission; correct answers are shown here for admin review.

Question	A	B	C	D	Correct	Explanation
What is dementia?	A normal part of ageing	A general term for symptoms affecting memory, thinking, communication and daily functioning	A short-term infection	A condition that only affects mobility	B	Dementia is a general term for symptoms that affect memory, thinking, communication and ability to manage daily life.
Which approach is best when supporting a person living with dementia?	Correcting the person repeatedly	Rushing tasks to save time	Using calm, person-centred communication	Ignoring confusion	C	A calm, person-centred approach helps reduce distress and promotes dignity.
What should staff do if a person with dementia becomes unusually confused or distressed?	Assume it is normal and ignore it	Record and report the change according to procedure	Stop all care permanently	Tell other clients first	B	A sudden change may indicate pain, infection, unmet needs or safeguarding concerns and should be reported.
Why can routine help some people living with dementia?	It removes the need for care planning	It can reduce anxiety and support orientation	It prevents all falls	It stops the person making choices	B	Familiar routines can help a person feel safer and more settled.
Which action supports dignity in dementia care?	Talking over the person	Using infantilising language	Offering choices and explaining care	Discussing private details publicly	C	Offering choices and explaining care supports dignity, consent and involvement.
What should staff avoid when communicating with someone living with dementia?	Using simple language	Allowing time to respond	Arguing or challenging confrontationally	Maintaining a calm tone	C	Arguing can increase distress. Staff should use calm, respectful communication.
Why is life history useful in dementia care?	It replaces risk assessment	It helps staff understand preferences, routines and meaningful activities	It removes the need for family involvement	It is only needed by hospitals	B	Life history helps staff provide person-centred care based on what matters to the person.
What should staff do if they notice possible abuse or neglect involving a person with dementia?	Wait until annual review	Report immediately using safeguarding procedures	Only tell another client	Keep it private and take no action	B	Safeguarding concerns must be reported promptly according to company and local procedures.
Which factor can worsen confusion in a person living with dementia?	Pain, infection, dehydration or unfamiliar surroundings	Respectful communication	A familiar routine	Clear explanations	A	Physical health issues and environmental changes can increase confusion or distress.
What does Dementia Awareness training confirm in CareVerity Training Academy?	CQC course approval	External accreditation for every course	Internal LQCS dementia awareness training completion	Skills for Care endorsement	C	The certificate confirms internal LQCS training completion unless separate accreditation is lawfully enabled for that specific course.