TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION IN SPAIN

1. DOMICILIARY CARE TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION IN SPAIN INTO CARING EUROPE Leonardo Da Vinci LifelongLearningProgramme

2. LEGAL FRAMEWORK The Law 39 of 2006 about promotion of personal autonomy and care for dependent people, is the main legal reference in Spain in relation to dependency due to elderly or disabilities LAAD Law 39 of 2006 Territorial Council Cooperation Instrument to support SAAD Structure SAAD Autonomy and Care for Dependency System • Principles • Personalized care • Higher grade of autonomy • Staying at day-to-day environment DOMICILIARY CARE: TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION IN SPAIN

3. LEGAL FRAMEWORK LAAD Law 39 of 2006 The priority is service benefit Benefits Services Economic Benefits • Service catalogue • Prevention services • Teleassistance • DOMICILIARY CARE • Day and night centre • Residencial home • Economic benefit to cover a service • FAMILY CARE AND NON-PROFESSIONAL CARE • Personal assistance DOMICILIARY CARE: TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION IN SPAIN

4. LEGAL FRAMEWORK LAAD Law 39 of 2006 Training and qualification The authorities will state the qualifications required to ensure that professionals obtain basic training and lifelong learning The Territorial Council will promote training actions to support domiciliary non-professional carers Different regulations define the training and qualification basis for domiciliary care, according to LAAD DOMICILIARY CARE: TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION IN SPAIN

5. LEGAL FRAMEWORK Resolution 2ndDec 2008 Royal Decree 1224 of 2009 Resolution 4thNov 2009 Royal Decree 259 of 2004 Law 5 of 2002 Regulation of qualifications according to experience and informal training Criteria to guarantee the quality of centres and services of SAAD Qualification and Vocational Training Training common criteria for informal carers Qualifications required Establishment of training offers by the Qualification and Vocational Training System This will be followed by the different Regions in Spain National Catalogue of Qualifications and Vocational Training Curriculum of Socio-sanitary Domiciliary Care Area Establishes the procedure to recognize qualifications DOMICILIARY CARE: TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION IN SPAIN

6. TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION The interconnected regulation system lead us to some findings: • To work in domiciliary care will be needed “Domiciliary Care Professional Qualification”. • The aforementioned qualification will be required progressively until 2015, year in which will be necessary that 100% of professionals are qualified. • Training and qualification will be oriented to 3 type of learners: • New learners without experience: They can study through Vocational Training System to obtain a qualification. • Professional with experience without certificate: They can be qualified proving their experience. • Informal carers: They can receive training to support their work and also be qualified. DOMICILIARY CARE: TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION IN SPAIN

7. TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION Training Structure of Professional Qualification General Competence Competence Unit 1 Competence Unit 2 Competence Unit 3 Professional Performance 1 Professional Performance 2 Evaluation Criteria 1 Evaluation Criteria 2 Evaluation Criteria 3 This Structure is developed by Modules that include the contents DOMICILIARY CARE: TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION IN SPAIN

8. TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION Physical deseases related to immobilization Riskfactors Prevention Technicalsupport Mobilizationtechniques Risk of impropermobilization Mobilizations and posture changes Training Contents Hygiene, personal care, cleaning and food Elderlyprocess Dementia Depression Othertype deseases Cognitiveestimulation Communicationwiththepatient Helprelationship in nursing Clinic approach in psychogeriatric, elderly and dementia DOMICILIARY CARE: TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION IN SPAIN

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