Catheter Care Trainer Pack

Unicare Catheter Care trainer pack is well suited to staff competent in this skill and have experience facilitating in- house training. For staff with little or no experience in training why not have a look at our range of Train the Trainer Courses we provide. Our Catheter Care trainer pack is well researched and developed for ease of use.
Our Catheter Care trainer pack is not for resale or commercial use.Our pack is flexible in that you can have additional slides added for example your areas policies and procedures and/or documentation as well as your company logo. Once altered we are unable to accept responsibility for content added. In order to purchase this pack for in-house training you must be a CQC registered organisation. Any questions please get in touch with the team before purchase as we can not issue refunds once products have been sent electronically or by post.

Catheter Care Trainer Materials – Electronic Version

• Catheter Care Powerpoint presentation
• Course Handouts
• Course Assessment Paper
• Student Evaluation Form
• Course Certificate Template
• Lesson Plan Template
• Trainer support information
• Course Register Template
• Video on Catheter Care

Catheter Care
This catheter care training course is aimed at care staff responsible for the day to day care and welfare of individuals who have a catheter in situ.Good catheter care involves good hygiene, observation, monitoring well-being and prevention of issues associated with catheterisation. By the end of this catheter course training, attendees will be familiar with reasons for catheterisation, the equipment selection and the theory of catheter removal.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

• What is a urinary catheter
• Male and female anatomy
• Advantages/disadvantages of urinary catheters
• Reasons for catheterisation
• Importance of effective infection control
• How to handle, empty and change catheter bag
• Troubleshooting common issues
• Obtaining specimens
• Catheter removal (theory)
• Catheter positioning (post procedure)
• Awareness of fluid balance
• Effective record keeping
• Privacy, dignity and respect
• Written assessment