Acute Training Solutions Ltd courses

...Patient consent Legal & Professional approach Appearance Presentation Attitude Organisation Basic universal precautions Key safety procedures Anatomy...

...Obstructions Wounds & Bleeding Types of Wounds Types of Bleeding Preventative Cross-Infection General Rules for the treatment of wounds Burns & Scars...

...Delegate introduction to each other Paperwork Manual handling The extent of the problem Definitions Principles of accident prevention Types of accident...

...employer’s responsibility Accident book RIDDOR COSHH Dangerous substances HSE estimates How chemicals can affect your body COSHH assessment example Fire...

...o To understand what underpins challenging behaviour o To place challenging behaviour within the context of life and experience o To understand the environment...

...Understand how to respond to allegations against persons in a position of trust. Have a clear understanding of Domestic Abuse issues in relation to Child Protection...

...may have to administer medicine and need to either refresh their skills or wish to learn more about medication. Course review: · Objectives · Regulations...

...It will provide the individual with a sound knowledge and understanding of all first aid procedures that you could be called upon when working with children and babies...

...how to assemble and use oxygen and suction if it is available within your workplace. Suitable for: This course is open to anyone; it will teach you...

...check list Record Keeping Types of catheter Practical session / course evaluation Catheter Care ½ Day Course Structure Introduction and welcome Catheter...

...leakage from initial stoma site? What to do in-case of vomiting or pain associated with PEG feeding. What to do if the PEG comes out or it’s blocked?...

...care as it is very diverse depending on the reason the patient needs palliative care.· It would include all of the above and the basics of pain /symptom control...

...Physical observations Look Listen Feel Smell Vital signs Temperature Pulse Respiration Blood pressure SPO2 BM Glasgow Coma Scale Specimens Urine Stool...

...care and treatment in accordance with current understanding and research Types of tubes Communication & swallowing Removal of tube Changing dressing Suctioning...

...the symptoms of Diabetes and signs of complications. · Be able to carry out blood testing. · Have an understanding of the treatments for Diabetes... Learn about: Insulin Awareness, Caring for a diabetic, Diabetes Symptoms...

...whether as a home carer or a professional in a healthcare setting. Introduction and welcome Explanation of course Tutor introduction to delegates (background)...

...Suitable for: This course is open to anyone who is working within a Healthcare Environment. This course is open to anyone who is working within a Healthcare Environment...

...and to promote and assist maximum independence. Course Structure: Introduction & Welcome Explanation of the course Tutor introduction to delegates Delegate...

...How is Ageing defined? The 4 stages of AgeingCombining effects of Ageing and Learning DifficultiesRights and acts Age, Health, Disease & Culture How Ageing...

...· What kind of records will staff need? · Who can be a decision maker? · Acting lawfully in connection with care and treatment · Best interests · Lasting...