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Care Act e-learning Modules

The LGA, Department of Health and ADASS have collaborated to produce a

new suite of E-Learning .

Each e-learning Module will take between 35 and 45minutes to complete, and

contains a mix of interactive screens, knowledge checks, reflection activities and

static text. The Modules also feature a repository of links to further practice

guidance and learning materials.

These Modules provide an introduction to the Care Act, building on and digitizing

the learning materials produced in 2014 by Skills for Care, and the statutory

guidance.

Guide to accessing the Care Act e-learning

You can access the elearning by logging on to tlds learning pool

http://tlds.learningpool.com/

Login using your user name and password (if you have problems logging on you

can request a password reset.)

Then scroll down to E-Learning

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Click on the care act module you want for example here we have selected LGA

care act module 1

You will be prompted for an enrolment key – it is LGA then the number of the

module for example for LGA module 1 then it is LGA1

For module 2 it is LGA2 and so on..

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Please note you must click on the forward arrow to continue and follow the

instructions. You must also click on the interactive parts and enter text in the

relevant areas to be able to continue.

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Contents of Care Act e-learning Modules Guide to accessing the Care Act e-learning .................................................................................... 1

Module 1 -Introduction and overview of the Act ........................................................................... 6

Module 2- Prevention and wellbeing in practice ............................................................................ 6

Module 3 Information and advice .................................................................................................. 7

Module 4 Advocacy under the Care Act ......................................................................................... 7

Module 5 First contact and strength-based assessment ................................................................ 8

Module 6 applying the new eligibility criteria ................................................................................ 8

Module 7 Charging and financial assessment ................................................................................. 9

Module 8 Person centred care and support planning .................................................................... 9

Module 9 Personal budgets, direct payments, individual service funds and the Care Act .......... 10

Module 10 Transition to adulthood .............................................................................................. 10

Module 11 Commissioning, market shaping and market oversight ............................................. 11

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Module 1 -Introduction and overview of the Act

Module 2- Prevention and wellbeing in practice

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Module 3 Information and advice

Module 4 Advocacy under the Care Act

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Module 5 First contact and strength-based assessment

Module 6 applying the new eligibility criteria

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Module 7 Charging and financial assessment

Module 8 Person centred care and support planning

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Module 9 Personal budgets, direct payments, individual service funds and

the Care Act

Module 10 Transition to adulthood

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Module 11 Commissioning, market shaping and market oversight