Access to Care (induction training for new staff) Reviews

I think some of the materials on broken bones etc was a bit unnecessary, more could have been talked about medication instead

Very clear and helpful with questions we had.

Great!

I think the moving and assisting training is better to do in person because its more of a practical task and isn't something you can learn properly on a zoom call. But the trainer was good and learnt me a lot for my job role, but i understand why its on zoom because of the current circumstances we are under at the moment.

Patrizia Marrone provided a clear and full details explanation of the topics covered. Really satisfied with the training received and this will help me surely in doing my job in a more efficient way.

The training was engaging and very informative. Also, The trainer was very cleary, friendly and helpful :)

really helpful thank you!

Patrizia explained everything clearly and in detail. Through the video presentations she made sure to pause and further explain each element so it was clear for everyone. She consistently asked us to indicate whether we understood what was being said and encourages us to ask questions.

The pace of the training was quite slow and I didn't feel like she was adequately knowledgeable to train the medication side of the course as she was unable to answer many common questions on cpr and dislodging severe obstructions in the airways, especially to do with people with medical conditions like cerebral palsy or osteoporosis.

An online zoom course doesn't really replace an in-person manual handling course. The trainer did their best, but it's just not the same as being shown in-person.