Latest CPDs from Multicare Medical Ltd
This one-hour Lunch & Learn CPD-style session provides a practical, contractor-focused overview of how to design and install ceiling hoist systems that are safe, compliant, and efficient to deliver on-site.
Led by Multicare’s specialist design, project, and installation team, the session focuses on real-world challenges faced by contractors, from structural constraints and coordination with other trades to project pressures, compliance obligations, and whole-life cost considerations.What you’ll learn
Ceiling hoist systems are not just a clinical requirement. They are a key consideration for risk management, programme delivery, and regulatory compliance on your projects.This session will help you:
Arrange a ‘Ceiling Hoists – Enhanced Awareness Session’ for your team by visiting our website and completing the form. One of the Multicare Medical team will then be in touch to confirm dates, numbers, and any specific project requirements.Click here to book today
Led by Multicare’s specialist design, project, and installation team, the session focuses on real-world challenges faced by contractors, from structural constraints and coordination with other trades to project pressures, compliance obligations, and whole-life cost considerations.What you’ll learn
- Key compliance requirements and standards governing ceiling hoist systems
- How to design ceiling hoist layouts that integrate with building structure, services, and finishes
- Common design and installation pitfalls, and how to avoid costly rework and delays
- How early engagement and correct specification can reduce risk on-site
- Options for wall-mounted, ceiling-fixed, and hybrid ceiling hoist systems to suit a wide range of build constraints
- How to achieve cost-effective solutions without compromising safety, performance, or future adaptability
Ceiling hoist systems are not just a clinical requirement. They are a key consideration for risk management, programme delivery, and regulatory compliance on your projects.This session will help you:
- Reduce compliance risk by understanding current guidance and best practice
- Avoid project delays caused by last minute design changes or unforeseen structural issues
- Minimise rework and variations through correct early-stage coordination
- Deliver smoother, faster installations using practical, build-focused guidance from experienced engineers and project managers
- Control whole-life costs by selecting systems that are durable, adaptable, and future-proof
- A one-hour, in-person Lunch & Learn at your premises
- Expert-led presentation from Multicare’s design and installation specialists
- Practical examples from live and completed projects
- Q&A tailored to your current and upcoming schemes
- Equipment demonstrations (where appropriate)
- Light lunch and refreshments provided
- Complimentary technical delegate pack
- Certificate of attendance on completion
- Duration: 60 Minutes
- Location: Your office or site meeting space
- Group size: Ideal for small to medium design teams and project stakeholders
- Suitable for: Project teams, design managers, site managers and QS teams
Arrange a ‘Ceiling Hoists – Enhanced Awareness Session’ for your team by visiting our website and completing the form. One of the Multicare Medical team will then be in touch to confirm dates, numbers, and any specific project requirements.Click here to book today
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Hygiene Rooms – The Impact of Bulletins 103 & 104 on Hygiene Room Design
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This one-hour Lunch & Learn CPD-style session provides a clear, practical overview of how Building Bulletins 103 and 104 have shaped the design, layout and specification of hygiene rooms in schools and SEND settings.
Led by Multicare’s specialist design and project team, the session explores current guidance and best practice, highlighting how compliant hygiene rooms can be designed to support dignity, safety, ease of use and effective care, while integrating smoothly into the wider building layout.
The session will also look at common design and compliance challenges, and how early engagement and correct specification can help avoid costly redesigns, delays and non-compliant installations.
What you’ll learn
Hygiene rooms are critical spaces within education and SEND settings, supporting pupils with complex needs while meeting strict regulatory and safeguarding requirements.
This session will help you:
Arrange a ‘Hygiene Rooms – The Impact of Bulletins 103 & 104 on Hygiene Room Design’ for your team by visiting our website and completing the form.
One of the Multicare Medical team will then be in touch to confirm dates, numbers, and any specific project requirements.
Click here to book today
Led by Multicare’s specialist design and project team, the session explores current guidance and best practice, highlighting how compliant hygiene rooms can be designed to support dignity, safety, ease of use and effective care, while integrating smoothly into the wider building layout.
The session will also look at common design and compliance challenges, and how early engagement and correct specification can help avoid costly redesigns, delays and non-compliant installations.
What you’ll learn
- The key requirements of Building Bulletins 103 and 104 and how they impact hygiene room design
- Recommended layouts and spatial considerations for compliant, accessible hygiene rooms
- Equipment specification and fixing requirements to support safe use and long-term durability
- How to coordinate structure, services and finishes to support compliant installation
- Common design and compliance pitfalls, and how to avoid them
- How early design input can reduce risk and improve project outcomes
Hygiene rooms are critical spaces within education and SEND settings, supporting pupils with complex needs while meeting strict regulatory and safeguarding requirements.
This session will help you:
- Gain a clear understanding of the requirements set out in Building Bulletins 103 and 104
- Interpret how the guidance applies in practice to hygiene room layout, space planning and equipment specification
- Achieve compliance with current education and accessibility guidance
- Reduce risk by designing spaces that support safe moving and handling
- Avoid costly redesigns and late-stage changes through correct early specification
- Support inclusive learning environments that promote dignity and privacy
- Improve coordination between design, build and specialist equipment installation
- Deliver practical, robust solutions that stand up to long-term use in demanding settings
- A one-hour, in-person Lunch & Learn at your premises
- Expert-led presentation from Multicare’s design and project specialists
- Guidance on layouts, equipment and fixing requirements
- Real project examples from education and SEND environments
- Q&A tailored to your current and upcoming schemes
- Light lunch and refreshments provided
- Complimentary technical delegate pack
- Certificate of attendance on completion
- Duration: 60 Minutes
- Location: Your office or site meeting space
- Group size: Suitable for small to medium design teams and multi-disciplinary project groups (typically 5–20 people)
- Suitable for: Contractors, architects, local authority teams and SEND professionals
Arrange a ‘Hygiene Rooms – The Impact of Bulletins 103 & 104 on Hygiene Room Design’ for your team by visiting our website and completing the form.
One of the Multicare Medical team will then be in touch to confirm dates, numbers, and any specific project requirements.
Click here to book today
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This one-hour Lunch & Learn CPD-style session explores how adapted bathrooms can be designed to balance clinical functionality with good design, ensuring spaces are safe, practical and easy to use, while still feeling like a home rather than a healthcare environment.
Led by Multicare’s specialist design and clinical project team, the session focuses on how thoughtful layout, equipment selection and detailing can support dignity, independence and long-term usability, while also achieving an attractive, well-finished result that clients are comfortable with.
Real-life project examples will be used to show how adapted bathrooms can be future-proofed to accommodate changing needs, without the space feeling overly clinical.
What you’ll learn
How this supports positive client outcomes
Adapted bathrooms play a crucial role in maintaining dignity, independence and safety in everyday routines.
This session will help you:
Session Format
Duration: 60 Minutes
Location: Your office or site meeting space
Group size: Suitable for small to medium clinical teams (typically 5–20 people)
Suitable for: Case managers, private OTs and rehabilitation professionals
How to book this Lunch & Learn session
Arrange an ‘Adapted Bathrooms – Combining Form with Function’ session for your team by visiting our website and completing the form.
One of the Multicare Medical team will then be in touch to confirm dates, numbers, and any specific project requirements.
Click here to book today
Led by Multicare’s specialist design and clinical project team, the session focuses on how thoughtful layout, equipment selection and detailing can support dignity, independence and long-term usability, while also achieving an attractive, well-finished result that clients are comfortable with.
Real-life project examples will be used to show how adapted bathrooms can be future-proofed to accommodate changing needs, without the space feeling overly clinical.
What you’ll learn
- How to design adapted bathroom layouts that support safe transfers, access and carer assistance
- How to balance clinical requirements with a discreet, modern and homely aesthetic
- Key equipment options and how to specify them for different levels of mobility and care
- How to future-proof designs to adapt as a client’s needs change
- The importance of early design input to avoid compromises on space, function or appearance
- Common design mistakes in adapted bathrooms, and how to avoid them
How this supports positive client outcomes
Adapted bathrooms play a crucial role in maintaining dignity, independence and safety in everyday routines.
This session will help you:
- Improve quality of life by creating bathrooms that are safe, accessible and pleasant to use
- Support independence and choice through well-considered layout and equipment selection
- Reduce risk for clients and carers with compliant, safe moving and handling solutions
- Increase acceptance of adaptations by achieving a domestic, non-clinical look and feel
- Specify solutions that remain appropriate as needs change over time
- Deliver functional, stylish environments without compromising clinical performance
- A one-hour, in-person Lunch & Learn at your premises
- Expert-led presentation from Multicare’s design and clinical project specialists
- Case study examples from domestic and complex care environments
- Equipment demonstrations (where appropriate)
- Q&A tailored to your client caseload and design challenges
- Light lunch and refreshments
- Complimentary technical delegate pack
- Certificate of attendance on completion
Session Format
Duration: 60 Minutes
Location: Your office or site meeting space
Group size: Suitable for small to medium clinical teams (typically 5–20 people)
Suitable for: Case managers, private OTs and rehabilitation professionals
How to book this Lunch & Learn session
Arrange an ‘Adapted Bathrooms – Combining Form with Function’ session for your team by visiting our website and completing the form.
One of the Multicare Medical team will then be in touch to confirm dates, numbers, and any specific project requirements.
Click here to book today
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This one-hour Lunch & Learn CPD-style session explores how ceiling hoist systems can be seamlessly integrated into daily living and care environments, balancing discreet design with clinical performance and functionality.
Led by Multicare’s specialist design and clinical project team, the session focuses on how thoughtful specification and layout can support rehabilitation, therapy and long-term care needs, while maintaining dignity, comfort and a homely aesthetic.
The session draws on real case examples to demonstrate how ceiling hoists can be future-proofed to adapt as a client’s needs change, without compromising the look and feel of the environment.
What you’ll learn
This session will help you:
Location: Your office or site meeting space
Group size: Flexible, suitable for small clinical teams and multi-disciplinary groups
Suitable for: Case managers, private OTs and rehabilitation professionals
Click here to book today
Led by Multicare’s specialist design and clinical project team, the session focuses on how thoughtful specification and layout can support rehabilitation, therapy and long-term care needs, while maintaining dignity, comfort and a homely aesthetic.
The session draws on real case examples to demonstrate how ceiling hoists can be future-proofed to adapt as a client’s needs change, without compromising the look and feel of the environment.
What you’ll learn
- How to design ceiling hoist layouts that minimise visual impact while maximising functionality
- How different ceiling track options can support rehabilitation, therapy and safe transfers
- How to future-proof installations to accommodate changing mobility and care needs
- The importance of early design input to support long-term clinical outcomes
- How discreet, well-integrated systems can improve dignity, independence and quality of life
- Options for ceiling-fixed, wall-mounted and hybrid systems to suit different property types and client needs
This session will help you:
- Enhance quality of life by creating environments that feel supportive rather than clinical
- Support rehabilitation and therapy through flexible, well-positioned hoist systems
- Promote long-term independence with solutions that adapt as needs evolve
- Reduce risk to clients and carers through safe, well-designed transfer solutions
- Improve acceptance and compliance by integrating equipment discreetly into the home
- Deliver clinical performance without compromising comfort or aesthetics
- A one-hour, in-person Lunch & Learn at your premises
- Expert-led presentation from Multicare’s design and clinical project specialists
- Practical examples from live and completed projects
- Equipment demonstrations (where appropriate)
- Q&A tailored to your current and upcoming schemes
- Light lunch and refreshments provided
- Complimentary technical delegate pack
- Certificate of attendance on completion
Location: Your office or site meeting space
Group size: Flexible, suitable for small clinical teams and multi-disciplinary groups
Suitable for: Case managers, private OTs and rehabilitation professionals
Click here to book today
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This one-hour Lunch & Learn CPD-style session focuses on how adapted bathrooms can be designed and delivered in a cost-effective way, while still meeting the functional, clinical and safety needs of the end user.
Led by Multicare’s specialist design and project team, the session explores how intelligent layout, product selection and early technical input can help maximise available budgets, reduce unnecessary spend, and avoid false economies that can lead to maintenance issues, rework or unsuitable outcomes.
Real project examples will be used to demonstrate how well-considered design can achieve practical, durable and user-centred solutions that stand up to everyday use and changing needs.
What you’ll learn
When working within DFG and housing budgets, every specification decision needs to deliver both functional performance and long-term value.
This session will help you:
What’s included
Session Format
Duration: 60 Minutes
Location: Your office or site meeting space
Group size: Suitable for small to medium professional teams (typically 5–20 people)
Suitable for: DFG teams, housing OTs and Local Authority housing professionals
Click here to book today
Led by Multicare’s specialist design and project team, the session explores how intelligent layout, product selection and early technical input can help maximise available budgets, reduce unnecessary spend, and avoid false economies that can lead to maintenance issues, rework or unsuitable outcomes.
Real project examples will be used to demonstrate how well-considered design can achieve practical, durable and user-centred solutions that stand up to everyday use and changing needs.
What you’ll learn
- How to design cost-effective adapted bathroom layouts that maximise available space and budget
- How to select robust, compliant specialist products that offer long-term value
- Where costs can be reduced without compromising safety, usability or dignity
- How to avoid common specification mistakes that lead to premature failure or additional spend
- How early engagement can streamline delivery and reduce variations
- How to balance immediate budget constraints with whole-life cost considerations
When working within DFG and housing budgets, every specification decision needs to deliver both functional performance and long-term value.
This session will help you:
- Make informed specification choices that deliver best value for public funding
- Achieve safe, compliant adaptations within defined budget limits
- Avoid false economies that result in maintenance issues or early replacement
- Improve client outcomes by delivering bathrooms that genuinely meet functional needs
- Reduce delays and variations through clear, coordinated design
- Support sustainable solutions that perform well over the long term
What’s included
- A one-hour, in-person Lunch & Learn at your premises
- Expert-led presentation from Multicare’s design and project specialists
- Practical examples from DFG and housing projects
- Guidance on cost-effective product and layout options
- Q&A tailored to your funding frameworks and caseload
- Light lunch and refreshments provided
- Complimentary technical delegate pack
- Certificate of attendance on completion
Session Format
Duration: 60 Minutes
Location: Your office or site meeting space
Group size: Suitable for small to medium professional teams (typically 5–20 people)
Suitable for: DFG teams, housing OTs and Local Authority housing professionals
Click here to book today
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