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Course Information

Estimated Time: 30 mins

Difficulty: Level 1

Free Course

FREE

Introduction

What is Sexuality?

What is sexual orientation and gender identity?

What does the term LGBT+ mean?

When should providers assess a person’s sexuality needs?

How can providers help people develop their understanding of sexuality and relationships?

 Can a best interests assessment be made in relation to a person’s consent to sex?

How can providers support people living with a physical disability?

How can providers support people with accessing dating services?

What is sexual disinhibition?

How should providers support people exhibiting sexual disinhibition?

How should providers respond to incidents?

What if someone lacks capacity to consent to sexual relations?

How is someone’s capacity to consent to sexual relations assessed?

Do care staff need specialist training?

How do CQC consider relationships and sexuality in their inspection Key Lines of Enquiry

What have you learnt from this course?

    • Introduction
      • It’s about peoples relationships….
      • Abuse is not acceptable, we should Empower residents and staff
      • CQC – Research Statistics
    • What is Sexuality?
      • What is Sexuality?
    • What is sexual orientation and gender identity?
      • What is sexual orientation and gender identity?
    • What does the term LGBT+ mean?
      • What does the term LGBT+ mean?
    • When should providers assess a person’s sexuality needs?
      • When should providers assess a person’s sexuality needs?
    • How can providers help people develop their understanding of sexuality and relationships?
      • How can providers help people develop their understanding of sexuality and relationships?
    •  Can a best interests assessment be made in relation to a person’s consent to sex?
      •  Can a best interests assessment be made in relation to a person’s consent to sex?
    • How can providers support people living with a physical disability?
      • How can providers support people living with a physical disability?
    • How can providers support people with accessing dating services?
      • How can providers support people with accessing dating services?
    • What is sexual disinhibition?
      • What is sexual disinhibition?
    • How should providers support people exhibiting sexual disinhibition?
      • How should providers support people exhibiting sexual disinhibition?
    • How should providers respond to incidents?
      • How should providers respond to incidents?
    • What if someone lacks capacity to consent to sexual relations?
      • What if someone lacks capacity to consent to sexual relations?
    • How is someone’s capacity to consent to sexual relations assessed?
      • How is someone’s capacity to consent to sexual relations assessed?
    • Do care staff need specialist training?
      • Do care staff need specialist training?
    • How do CQC consider relationships and sexuality in their inspection Key Lines of Enquiry
      • Link between relationships and sexuality and CQC inspection Key Lines of Enquiry
      • Table showing link between ISB and CQC KLOEs
    • What have you learnt from this course?
      • How much do you know now?
      • Further Advice and Guidance
      • Finish