Sociology Awareness Course
Sociology in Health and Social Care
The Sociology in Health and Social Care Awareness Course provides practitioners with a greater awareness of the importance of sociology and how this can impact health and social care settings.
Sociology is the study of how the world, specifically social class, influences the way we behave and perceive others . The role of a sociologist who is evaluating sociological perspectives is to consider factors such as age or gender when looking for patterns in how humans behave. A sociologist will gather data on topics within sociology and use this data to make recommendations within the healthcare sector.
What does the course cover?
- Do you know what sociology is?
- Do you know what sociological perspectives are?
- Do you know What are the social classes in the UK?
Training Outcomes
- Learn about what sociology is.
- Know what the 5 different sociological perspectives are.
- Understand what social classes are.
Modules
- What is sociology?
- What are sociological perspectives?
- What is the role of sociological perspectives?
- How does the World Health Organisation (WHO) describe health?
- What are the social classes in the UK?
- How does social class affect health?
- What is demographic data and how is it used?
Test & Certification
At the end of the Sociology in Health and Social Care training, you will be given a multiple-choice test. The required pass rate is 80%. You will be able to download and print a digital certificate on completion of the course. This certificate is valid for three years.
Duration
The communication for health and social care training will take approximately 20 minutes to complete, excluding the final exam.
Complete your training from wherever you like, whether at home or in the workplace. Once signed up, you’ll have 24/7 access to the course.
