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Working in Health & Social Care: Exam Revision Livestreams!

Liz Blamire

29th November 2023

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Starting on Monday 4th December, we will be running weekly revision livestreams for students. These 30 minute sessions will feature fun and fast paced revision activities for BTEC National and BTEC Tech Award exams being sat in January.

BTEC National: Unit 2 Working in Health & Social Care

Healthcare Professions livestream
Wednesday 6th December at 5pm
Covering the roles and responsibilities of doctors, nurses, midwives, healthcare assistants, occupational therapists.

Social Care Professions livestream
Wednesday 13th December at 5pm
Covering the roles and responsibilities of social workers, youth workers, care managers, care assistants, support workers.

Data, Information and Ensuring Safety livestream
Wednesday 20th December at 5pm
Covering data and information management principles, health and safety and safeguarding.

MDT Working and Barriers to Access livestream
Wednesday 3rd January at 5pm
Covering benefits and advantages of multidisciplinary team working and the barriers individuals to accessing health and social care services.

Monitoring, Inspection & Regulation livestream
Wednesday 10th January at 5pm
Covering how the work of professionals is monitored, registration and regulation of professionals and inspection and regulation of services.

ADP, Empowerment, Rights & Choices livestream
Sunday 14th January at 5pm
Covering anti-discriminatory practice, empowering service users and protecting and promoting rights and choices.

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Liz Blamire

Liz is tutor2u subject lead for Health & Social Care and Early Childhood Development. A former NHS midwife, she has taught in FE and secondary as HoD, is an SSAT Accredited Lead Practitioner, textbook author, and experienced senior examiner. She recently completed an MEd in Inclusion and SEND, focusing on social, emotional and behavioural needs.