Discover how community nurse Spiwe Shana transformed her CHC assessment skills through Joshana’s specialist CHC training. This case study shows how tailored Continuous Healthcare training, blended learning and expert mentoring improved her confidence, care planning and patient outcomes. Learn how Joshana UK’s CHC courses support nurses and healthcare teams to deliver accurate eligibility assessments, secure funding and provide high-quality, person-centred care.
In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, Continuous Healthcare (CHC) assessments play a pivotal role in securing funding and delivering tailored care to complex cases. Proper training ensures nurses and healthcare professionals are equipped to navigate this intricate process efficiently.
This case study highlights Spiwe Shana’s journey through our specialised CHC training programme, demonstrating the tangible impact on her professional competency and patient outcomes.
Spiwe Shana is a dedicated community nurse with over five years of experience in adult and elderly care. She sought advanced knowledge on CHC assessments to enrich her practice and improve patient support.
Spiwe aimed to gain a comprehensive understanding of the CHC eligibility criteria, assessment processes, and funding applications. She also wanted to enhance her confidence in conducting person-centred care planning for complex cases.
Our training covered key elements such as legislative frameworks, assessment tools, and support planning. We included real-life case scenarios to translate theory into practice effectively.
The courses are delivered by experienced healthcare professionals specialised in CHC, ensuring relevance and up-to-date knowledge. Interactive sessions foster practical understanding and confidence.
Participants access online modules complemented by face-to-face workshops and mentoring. This approach caters to diverse learning styles and promotes retention.
Spiwe engaged in role-plays and assessments of mock cases, which critically enhanced her assessment skills and familiarity with complex clinical documentation.
Post-training, Spiwe demonstrated a thorough grasp of the eligibility criteria, ensuring accurate and timely assessments for her patients.
She became proficient in developing personalised support plans, focusing on patient independence and wellbeing while meeting regulatory standards.
Spiwe reported feeling more confident when engaging with multidisciplinary teams and advocating for her patients’ needs.
Her enhanced expertise led to her taking on more complex cases and gaining recognition within her organisation for her leadership in care planning.
Spiwe’s journey exemplifies how specialised training can elevate a nurse’s competence and confidence in CHC. It highlights the importance of ongoing professional development to adapt to healthcare changes.
Our bespoke training programmes are designed to meet the unique needs of healthcare professionals like Spiwe. We are committed to supporting nurses and organisations in delivering high-quality, person-centred care.
We encourage healthcare teams to participate in our upcoming CHC workshops and events for continuous learning and networking opportunities.