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IAO Level 4 Diploma in Adult Care

603/2517/3

  • Level: Level 4
  • Type: Occupational Qualification
  • Status: Available to learners
  • Offered in England: Yes
  • Awarding body: Innovate Awarding (Recognised)
  • Total credits: 70
  • Guided learning hours: 485
  • Total qualification time: 700
  • Assessment methods: Portfolio of Evidence

Open official specification

Units (31)

Unit Level Credits GLH
Understand safeguarding and protection in health and social care settings
RN5204/R/616/5872
Level 3 2 18
Advanced communication skills
RN5204/A/616/5865
Level 4 4 27
Assessment, implementation and review of assistive technology in social care
RN5204/F/616/5902
Level 4 4 27
Develop and implement reablement plans
RN5204/D/616/5874
Level 4 4 30
Develop, maintain and use records and reports
RN5204/K/616/5862
Level 4 3 23
Equality and diversity in adult care settings
RN5204/J/616/5867
Level 4 3 21
Facilitate person-centred assessment to support the well being of individuals
RN5204/R/616/5869
Level 4 2 14
Facilitate support planning to promote positive outcomes for individuals and to support well being
RN5204/J/616/5870
Level 4 2 14
Health and safety in adult care settings
RN5204/L/616/5868
Level 4 3 21
Identify the physical health needs of individuals with mental health needs and plan appropriate actions
RN5204/H/616/5875
Level 4 5 35
Manage finance within own area of responsibility in adult care settings
RN5204/K/616/5876
Level 4 4 31
Mentoring in social care
RN5204/A/616/5901
Level 4 2 15
Personal development in social care settings
RN5204/F/616/5866
Level 4 4 26
Professional practice in social care for adults
RN5204/M/616/5863
Level 4 3 20
Promote assistive technology in adult care
RN5204/Y/616/5906
Level 4 4 29
Provide information, advice and guidance
RN5204/M/616/5913
Level 4 4 26
Provide support to adults who have experienced harm or abuse
RN5204/T/616/5900
Level 4 5 39
Providing independent advocacy to adults
RN5204/L/616/5904
Level 4 5 35
Safeguard children and young people who are present in the adult sector
RN5204/Y/616/5873
Level 4 2 14
Support individuals in the use of assistive technology
RN5204/H/616/5410
Level 4 4 32
Support people who are providing homes to individuals
RN5204/R/616/5905
Level 4 6 40
Theories of relationships and social networks
RN5204/F/616/5401
Level 4 3 29
Understand public funding of individual care needs in Adult Social Care
RN5204/J/616/5903
Level 4 4 29
Work in partnership in adult care settings
RN5204/T/616/5864
Level 4 4 26
Appraise staff performance
RN5204/H/616/5911
Level 5 5 32
Facilitate change in adult care settings
RN5204/K/616/5912
Level 5 5 33
Lead practice in assessing and planning for the needs of families and carers
RN5204/K/616/5909
Level 5 3 22
Manage quality in adult care settings
RN5204/H/616/5908
Level 5 5 36
Share knowledge and good practice
RN5204/D/616/5910
Level 5 3 20
Understand personalisation in care and support services
RN5204/L/616/5871
Level 5 4 33
Understand professional management and leadership in social care
RN5204/D/616/5907
Level 5 6 50