Aged Care Capability Co.
Recognising Deterioration and When to Escalate
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Choose the number of aged-care locations that will use the resource. Staff numbers within each licensed site are not restricted.
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These resources are general in nature and do not substitute for professional advice. Always follow your organisation's policies and procedures.
What's included
Facilitator Guide
Full session plan with delivery guidance and scenarios.
Learner Guide & Workbook
Module aims, activities and worked clinical examples.
Presentation Slides
Ready-to-deliver PowerPoint deck for team training.
SBAR Escalation Tool
Practical reference for structured clinical handover and escalation.
What your team will learn
- Knowing each resident's normal baseline for alertness, mobility and habits
- Recognising subtle and common signs of deterioration across alertness, behaviour, breathing and pain
- Clear escalation pathways: when to notify the RN and when to call 000 immediately (including FAST stroke signs)
- Communicating concerns with the SBAR framework and writing objective, factual clinical notes
- Acting within scope of practice without delay
Suitable for
- Personal care workers and assistants in nursing
- Registered and enrolled nurses
- Clinical educators and care coordinators
- Facility managers and quality leads
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See exactly what's inside before you buy:
- The four-step education approach: Know, Notice, Act, Communicate
- Facilitator guide excerpts: Know what is normal, When to call 000, and Communicating using SBAR
- Learner guide excerpts: common signs of deterioration, when to notify the RN, and documentation
- Presentation slide previews and the evidence and source list
- Full details of the complete bundle contents
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Your complete education package will be sent by secure Filemail link to your nominated email within two business days of payment being received. Select your site licence before adding to cart.
These resources are general in nature, do not replace clinical judgement or professional medical advice, and should be reviewed and adapted to your organisation's policies before use.