Welcome to CNA Training Institute, your trusted partner in advancing your career in the healthcare sector. We are proud to offer the NCFE CACHE Level 3 Diploma in Healthcare Support, an internationally recognized qualification designed to provide you with the advanced skills and knowledge needed to excel in the healthacre industry. There’s a point in most healthcare careers where the basics stop being enough. If you’ve hit that point, the NCFE CACHE Level 3 Diploma in Healthcare Support, run through CNA Training Institute, is worth a serious look. Study the NCFE CACHE Level 3 Diploma in Healthcare Support with CNA Training Institute, CNATI provides support throughout the qualification, rather than simply enrolling the learner. We provide support throughout the qualification.

The NCFE CACHE Level 3 Diploma in Healthcare Support builds on the basics and takes you further into the more accountable and supervised tasks, the more difficult calls, and the aspects of the job that make the difference between being simply competent and becoming truly confident in practice. It’s not a course you can coast through with theory alone. You’ll engage with the material, then put it into practice—developing your communication skills, infection control, safeguarding, health and safety, physiological measurements, wound care, medication support, and clinical intervention. By the time you complete the qualification, none of these terms will feel unfamiliar. The whole point is to prepare you for a real care setting so you can approach your responsibilities with knowledge, confidence, and understanding—rather than guessing your way through them.

The NCFE CACHE Level 3 Diploma in Healthcare Support covers a wide range of essential modules designed to equip learners with the practical skills and theoretical knowledge needed to thrive in modern healthcare environments. Below are the details of the key topics you will explore:

• Accurately take and record physiological measurements and vital signs, including blood pressure, temperature, respiration, and pulse.
• Understand anatomy and physiology, including the body’s systems and how they relate to healthcare and care practice.
• Develop safe techniques for dressing lesions and wounds, with an understanding of the wound-healing process.
• Apply safeguarding and infection control principles to maintain hygiene and protect vulnerable people.
• Understand tissue viability and wound care, including the prevention of pressure ulcers.
• Support clinical and therapeutic interventions by working collaboratively with healthcare professionals.
• Understand advance care planning and how to support individuals in planning for their future care.
• Undertake agreed pressure area care safely and appropriately, in line with professional standards and individual care needs.
• Understand the legal, ethical, and regulatory frameworks that govern healthcare practice.
• Apply person-centred and inclusive care principles, recognising and responding to the individual needs of each person.

The learner will be assessed through coursework, assignments, and practical demonstrations to ensure they gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills.