尊厳を守る介護とは
What care that protects dignity is
Learn the starting point of care: valuing the person's feelings and choices.
Lesson list
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First 8 lessons
From the ground of care, talking with users, supporting daily life, dementia, to the care process.
What care that protects dignity is
Learn the starting point of care: valuing the person's feelings and choices.
The idea of supporting independence
Use cases to sort out support that is not only doing what the person cannot do.
The care worker's role and ethics
Connect safety, secrets, records, and teamwork, the basics of the job.
Safety and risk management
Learn thinking that prevents accidents while supporting a life that fits that person.
Communicating with the person receiving care
Listen, wait, check. Learn the basics of talk that builds trust.
Basics of moving and transferring
Learn thinking that uses remaining strength and moves safely.
Understanding a person with dementia
Learn a view that does not only see symptoms, but thinks about background and feelings.
How to build the care process
Sort the flow of gathering information, thinking, planning, and reviewing.
Full map
Subjects look separate, but care scenes use them at the same time. Know the range of each part, then connect them in the lessons.
Learn the basics of people and care
The ground for respecting each user as a person, and supporting their life.
Understand mind and body
Connect aging, dementia, disability, and medical care so you understand them together.
Use knowledge in cases
Combine what you learned and build a way of thinking about care.
Based on the subject makeup of the 39th exam. For the latest exam subjects, see theofficial site.