30
Aug
This Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG) Feeding course will familiarise delegates with the methods and reason of PEG Feeding. It is an essential course for any staff who come into contact regularly with patients/clients who utilise a PEG. The PEG feeding course provides sufficient knowledge and skills for staff to work safely. PEG feeding training raises awareness and familiarises individuals whilst ensuring staff have sufficient knowledge to work safely.
30
Aug
This full day Epilepsy Awareness & Rescue Medication Administration training is specifically targeted at those working with individuals who have been diagnosed with epilepsy and are prescribed Buccal Midazolam, Rectal Diazepam or Rectal Paraldehyde rescue medication.
30
Aug
This Epilepsy Awareness course provides guidance on how to help your patient/client having a seizure and how to plan ahead to minimise any danger of injury during seizures.
Epilepsy is a neurological disorder characterised by recurrent seizures. Its effects can be extremely distressful and debilitating for sufferers and anyone present during a seizure.
30
Aug
This Diabetes Awareness and Insulin Administration course caters for those who are responsible for or working with people with diabetes to ensure you look after the welfare and well-being of patients/clients with the condition. This includes healthcare professionals not specialising in diabetes.
30
Aug
This Catheter Care training covers all these issues to maximise the benefits and minimise the issues of catheterisation for your patient/client group. Good catheter care involves good hygiene, observation, infection control, monitoring well-being and prevention of issues associated with catheterisation.
30
Aug
This Basic Clinical Observations training is targeted at health & social care staff who are taking basic clinical observations, also know as baseline baseline observations. Staff are required to show evidence that they have completed training and their competency to take and record basic clinical observations. This is a procedure being carried out by carers both in nursing and residential homes as well as across community-based settings.
30
Aug
Anaphylaxis & Epipen training is essential for staff, so they are more aware of the diagnosis of anaphylaxis & how to administer the emergency rescue medication
26
Aug
Diabetes Training is essential for nurses and carers to enable them to get a better understanding of the condition when who are supporting patients/client. Today there are around 3 million people in the UK with diabetes. Up to 850,000 of those people don’t even know they have the condition.
26
Aug
Infection Control training is essential for all staff working in a healthcare environment to enable the protection of themselves and those in their care. This Infection Control course enables staff to understand the obligations and responsibilities that should be performed when dealing with infection control issues.