Online nutrition training For staff and volunteers supporting older people The Tasmanian Commonwealth Home Support Where do I find it? Programme (CHSP) Nutrition Service is Anyone can access the training on the pleased to offer two FREE online training ) (dhhs.sproutlabs.com.au/login/index.php packages: Create a login, then select the Nutrition for older people ‘community and cultural care’ folder. Malnutrition in older people The training can be accessed on the as well. There is a link to the interactive What is it? version and an ‘accessible’ version which is suitable for people who use Interactive training programs with reading software. activities, practical tips and ideas. Features videos of Tasmanian CHSP services sharing how they are helping older people. Important notes Aims The training can be completed each Increase knowledge and skills. year as part of your annual training schedule. Increase confidence in understanding the nutrition needs of clients, and Turn off “pop-up blocker”. managing common nutrition issues The training is compatible with PCs or such as malnutrition. laptops. Accessing via iPad, smart phone or tablet is not recommended. Who is it for? Internet Explorer and Google Chrome All staff and volunteers who work with are preferred web browsers to access older people living in the community. the training. How long does it take? About one hour to complete all at once, or they can be broken into shorter sections.
Online nutrition training For staff and volunteers supporting older people The Tasmanian Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP) Nutrition Service is pleased to offer two FREE online training packages: Nutrition for older people Malnutrition in older people What is it? Interactive training programs with activities, practical tips and ideas. Features videos of Tasmanian CHSP services sharing how they are helping older people. Aims Increase knowledge and skills. Increase confidence in understanding the nutrition needs of clients, and managing common nutrition issues such as malnutrition. Who is it for? All staff and volunteers who work with older people living in the community. How long does it take? About one hour to complete all at once, or they can be broken into shorter sections. Where do I find it? Anyone can access the training on the (dhhs.sproutlabs.com.au/login/index.php ) Create a login, then select the ‘community and cultural care’ folder. The training can be accessed on the as well. There is a link to the interactive version and an ‘accessible’ version which is suitable for people who use reading software. Important notes The training can be completed each year as part of your annual training schedule. Turn off “pop-up blocker”. The training is compatible with PCs or laptops. Accessing via iPad, smart phone or tablet is not recommended. Internet Explorer and Google Chrome are preferred web browsers to access the training.
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