Epilepsy Courses

...: Seizure Types First Aid for Seizures When is it an emergency Triggers or Precipitants Living with Epilepsy AEDs, Surgery, VNS & Diet Buccal Midazolam...

...This course aims to increase understanding of Epilepsy, including the types of seizures, triggers and what to do when a seizure happens. Suitable for: Anybody wishing to increase their awareness of epilepsy, seizures and seizure types... Learn about: Buccal Midazolam, Care Education, Medical Conditions...

...Course Syllabus Module 1: What Epilepsy is and how it is caused. Module 2: How to recognise at least three types of seizure and how they present... Learn about: MidwiveHealth Care Professional, Care Management, Care Workers...

...This workshop aims to clarify Epilepsy and the many myths that surround it. It is based upon the latest information taken from the National Society for Epilepsy...

...This workshop aims to clarify Epilepsy and the many myths that surround it. It is based upon the latest information taken from the National Society for Epilepsy...

...Course review: This course is delivered over 6 hours and provides good awareness of Epilepsy Awareness in the first half and Administration of Buccal... Learn about: Medical Transcription...

...This three hour course is primarily aimed at those working in the Voluntary and Care sectors. However anyone with an interest in providing support to those who live with Epilepsy, would find it worthwhile...

...This course provides detailed information on Epilepsy Emergency Care and the administration of Rectal Diazepam and/or Buccal Midazolam. The course meets the requirements of the Joint Epilepsy Council standards. The course is ideal for use in all sectors. Topics covered include: Epilepsy Facts... Learn about: Care Education, Emergency Care assistant, Family and community medicine...

... an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Dealing with Head Injury Controlling bleeding Dealing with Diabetes Dealing with Epilepsy Dealing with Anaphylaxis... Learn about: Training First Aid, First Aid...

...by the Emergency First Aid at Work qualification. It provides learners with the skills and knowledge to deal with first aid situations in higher risk workplaces... Learn about: First Aid, Training First Aid...

...The Department of Clinical Neuroscience is one of the leading academic units for clinical neuroscience in the UK. Research in the Department is focused on neurodegenerative disorders, epilepsy, health services research, brain injury and stroke, and builds on collaborations with the Departments... Learn about: Neuroimaging Research Project, Clinical Neuroscience, Neuroimaging Acquisition...

.... recognise the presence of major illness and provide appropriate first aid (including heart attack, stroke, epilepsy, asthma, diabetes). Suitable for: Any person who is to be designated as a First Aider at work. All employers in the UK have a legal obligation to make First Aid provision for their employees... Learn about: Head Injuries, Spinal injuries, First Aid...

... injuries and dislocations. Wounds and bleeding. Head Injuries. Stroke. Epilepsy. Diabetes. Poisoning. Burns and Scalds. Fainting. Anaphylaxis. Asthma. Suitable for: This course is designed to give the end user an in depth knowledge of First Aid so that he/she can fulfil their responsibilities... Learn about: Emergency Care, First Aid, Training First Aid...

... about epilepsy, its triggers and seizures, how to help and when to call for help, as well as the treatment and preventive measures that can be taken. Prepare yourself to better assist those under your care! Contact Medigrad through Emagister.co.uk for more information... Learn about: Methods of diagnosis, EPILEPSY AWARENESS...

... to people with epilepsy and provide practical advice on what you can do if you witness someone having a seizure... Learn about: Fits and epilepsy, Seisures and epilepsy, Knowledge on Epilepsy...

... in their everyday work. It describes up-to-date practices in the care of people who have epilepsy. This is a fascinating area to work in, with new developments all the time. The course is suitable for staff working in hospitals, care homes, day centres, and in people’s own homes. This is reflected in the words used... Learn about: UK legislation, Diagnosing epilepsy, Epilepsy syndromes...

...This Understanding Epilepsy course aims to build on your understanding of what it means to have epilepsy and your caring experience. The course will suggest lots of ideas about how you can help people in your care who have this condition...

... types of seizures and behaviour changes an individual may suffer from as a result of epilepsy... Learn about: Emergency Care, Communication Skills, Causes of epilepsy...

...Epilepsy is responsible for high levels of suffering, affecting more than 50 million people worldwide, thus making it an important public health problem. In Europe, 6 million people are impacted by the symptoms of epilepsy. Sufferers are of all ages, but epilepsy especially affects children... Learn about: EPILEPSY AWARENESS, Invasive Treatment, Mental Health...

...This online Epilepsy Awareness course is designed for Care Workers who work with clients suffering with Epilepsy... Learn about: Care Workers, Safely care, Behaviour changes...