[Course] Strategies and Actions for Independent Living (SAIL)
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Strategies and Actions for Independent Living (SAIL) PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR HEALTH PRACTITIONERS
Many older adults and persons with disabilities wish to maintain independence by living in their own homes. However, falls within the home pose a significant risk to their health. Practical SAIL tools assist home care aides and community support workers in helping their clients live safely at home and reduce the likelihood of falls and fallrelated injuries. This three-week, instructor-facilitated course provides a comprehensive learning experience with case studies, videos, discussions, and assessments. You will gain the skills to implement the following tools in your work:
- a three-level, home-based exercise program with videos and handouts for clients, along with training on motivating and supporting their program use
- a detailed risk factor checklist and an action plan framework with numerous strategies and actions to reduce each risk factor
- fall tracking and reporting tools Ongoing yearly access to the SAIL tools and videos will also be available on a sliding scale. This includes additional guidance for home care service supervisors in managing a SAIL program.
Delivery style: Online Asynchronous
Date: Oct. 13 to Nov. 6, 2023
Fee: $250 Code: HPCF200 2023F D01
Instructor: Bobbi Symes
Through the StrongerBC future skills grant, students may be eligible to receive funding for this program from Sept. 1 to Dec. 31, 2023.Β
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Date
Jul 14, 2023
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By
UVIC, Bobby Symes,
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