Lizi Price

At the London Care Show this year, one message came through louder than ever: People still want people-to-people training. Almost every conversation we had with care providers, managers, and teams came back to the same thing. While e-learning has become part of everyday practice, staff still value real human connection when it comes to learning. That got us thinking. When we evaluated feedback from our own learners, the results were overwhelming: 97% said they preferred face-to-face,...

At Training and Assessment in Healthcare Ltd, we believe the best training develops through listening to the people delivering care every day. Over recent months, we have received increasing feedback from clients, managers and frontline staff that although Mental Capacity Act (MCA) and Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS) training is essential, many staff still leave sessions feeling anxious about “getting it wrong” when applying the legislation in practice. This concern is completely...

In a world where e-learning has become the norm, it’s easy for training to feel impersonal. Slides, modules, and checkboxes can deliver information, but they often miss something essential, the human connection at the heart of care. That’s exactly why The Care Chat was created. Bridging the Gap Between Learning and Real Life At its core, The Care Chat is about bridging the gap between e-learning and real people. In healthcare, training has always been most powerful when delivered...