Contraception Update

Face to face training or virtual training to provide learners with sufficient knowledge, skills and expertise to respond safely and within policy and procedure - to incidents of anaphylaxis.

Face to face or virtual training to provide guidance to Registered Health Professionals on the principles and procedures for the safe administration of subcutaneous fluids to adult patients, for the management of symptoms of dehydration.

This course is designed to provide comprehensive training to HCP’s involved in the care of patients with acute and chronic wounds. We aim to equip participants with essential skills and information necessary for wound care assessment and management. Participants will gain an understanding of the anatomy and physiology of healthy skin, significance of wound assessment and its impact on individuals, and the stages of the wound healing process. They will also learn to identify factors that may impede wound healing, use accurate terminology for wound description and documentation, when to seek advice or support, and select appropriate wound dressings to promote optimal healing.

This course is designed to equip healthcare support workers and allied healthcare professionals in Primary Care with the essential knowledge and skills for administering B12 injections. Participants will learn about the indications, contraindications, dosage, routes of administration, and potential side effects associated with B12 therapy, ensuring safe and effective practice. Legal and ethical considerations, infection prevention and control procedures, and patient monitoring and aftercare will also be addressed

This Basic Life Support and Anaphylaxis UPDATE training course provides participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to respond to emergency situations effectively. It covers roles and responsibilities, patient assessment using DRSABC, initiating emergency responses, including AED use, and understanding Resuscitation Council Guidelines and COVID-19 implications. The course teaches appropriate responses to choking in adults, recognising anaphylaxis symptoms, common triggers, and administering basic emergency treatment. Participants learn about auto injectors for anaphylaxis reversal and the administration of adrenaline for positive patient outcomes. This comprehensive training equips individuals to handle emergencies, from assessing patients to administering life-saving treatments.

Basic life support with paediatrics training for staff working in the community, i.e. residential, nursing homes or community nursing following the resuscitation council guidelines. This is a fun and interactive 2 hour session.

This training course aims to equip learners with basic wound care knowledge including clip and suture removal within a primary care setting. The course covers various topics such as the anatomy and physiology of normal healthy skin wound healing stages factors that affect wound healing assessment tools and wound dressing techniques. The learners will also be trained on safe removal techniques of wound closure materials through simulation experience. By the end of the course learners should be able to conduct a simple wound assessment using T.I.M.E and choose the most appropriate wound dressing technique and dressing to apply.

To provide healthcare professionals with an overview of the basic pathophysiology of diabetes and disease management, enabling improved care for the person living with diabetes and how to carry out effective blood glucose monitoring and insulin administration.

This Blood Pressure Measurement Training equips healthcare professionals with knowledge and skills to measure blood pressure, interpret readings, and identify deviations. Participants learn anatomy, physiology, techniques, and factors affecting blood pressure. The course emphasises the importance of lifestyle modifications, and practical scenarios are covered through case studies and group activities. Upon completion, participants can offer advice to patients and contribute to the prevention and management of high blood pressure.

Face to face training or virtual training to raise awareness and knowledge of bowel management for Care Staff who have day to day responsibility for individuals who require assistance with bowel management. This is for staff working in the community setting, which may include Residential and Nursing Homes and Community Nursing.

Enhance your expertise with our comprehensive CPD-accredited course. Delve into the intricate details of the anatomy and physiology of the Bowel and Digestive System, gaining insights into common issues like constipation and diarrhoea. Acquire practical skills, including stool specimen collection, assessment, and Digital Rectal Stimulation procedures. Stay updated on available medications for bowel function management and delve into the complexities of neurogenic bowel and its treatment. Our course ensures you're well-prepared to address complications, both physical and psychological, offering holistic patient care. Join us to elevate your proficiency in clinical bowel management and make a meaningful impact on patient well-being.

Face to face training in the clinical skill of Cannulation. It provides the learners, who are registered practitioners, with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills of safe cannulation. This course is for Healthcare Professionals working within Primary or Secondary Care to include all community settings and any other healthcare facility.

Face to face training covering the theoretical and practical aspects of the Cardiovascular System and associated diseases. This is for staff working in the community setting, which may include Residential and Nursing Homes and Community Nursing.

Face to face training covering the theoretical and practical aspects of Central Venous Access Devices and risks, complications, placement and care. This is for staff working in the community setting, which may include Residential and Nursing Homes and Community Nursing.

Face to face/virtual training covering Cardiovascular Disease Awareness in Primary Care. This is for staff working in the community setting, which may include Pharmacists, Therapists, Residential and Nursing Homes and Community Nursing.

Face to face/virtual training covering Cardiovascular Disease in Primary Care - Hypertension Workshop. This is for healthcare staff working in the community setting, which may include Pharmacists, Therapists, Residential and Nursing Home Nurses Healthcare Support Workers and Community Nurses.

Face to face or virtual training covering Cardiovascular Management in Primary Care. This is for staff working in the community setting, which may include, Pharmacists, Paramedics, Practice Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, Residential and Nursing Homes and Community Nursing.

This face to face training course is intended to cover all theoretical and practical aspects of catheter care, catheterisation, suprapubic catheters and associated anatomy and physiology, infection control and legislation.

This course offers a comprehensive curriculum tailored to enhance the clinical skills and knowledge of registered practitioners. Participants will delve into the essential aspects of catheterisation, including the legal framework, consent, and professional accountability. Learners will review both female and male anatomy and physiology, ensuring a thorough understanding of the procedure. Furthermore, we explore indications and contraindications for catheterisation and emphasise the significance of infection control and ANTT practices. Hands-on practical demonstrations ensure safe catheterisation procedures. The course also covers patient care, ongoing maintenance, and essential documentation requirements, contributing to superior patient care standards in the UK.

Face to face or virtual training covering. Clinical Risk Assessment and Management. This is for healthcare staff working in the community setting, which may include Residential, Nursing Homes and Community Nursing.

Face to face theoretical and practical training for nurses covering up to 3 topics including, Catheterisation, Venepuncture, Stoma Care, Gastrostomy, Diabetes, Tracheostomy, Injection Administration, Syringe Drivers, Wound care, Cannulation, Measuring Observations and Central Venous Access Devices

This course is suitable for supervisors and clinical staff looking to gain knowledge of what supervision is, what it aims to achieve and how this is best achieved. This course will introduce you to the different models of supervision and explore options to give you the best chance of success. This course will also give you the skills and resources to provide reliable support while understanding the legal and ethical issues involved in supervision.

Virtual/ Face to face training covering Delirium. This is for staff working in the community setting, which may include Residential and Nursing Homes and Community Nursing.

Face to face or virtual training in Dementia Awareness. This is for Healthcare Professionals working within Primary or Secondary Care to include all community settings and any other healthcare facility.

This CPD Certified training course on Diabetes and Insulin Administration is designed for registered healthcare professionals and senior care assistants who administer insulin as part of their practice. The course aims to provide an overview of the basic pathophysiology of diabetes and its management, and help healthcare professionals improve the care of their patients with diabetes. The course covers topics such as the difference between type 1 and 2 diabetes, aetiology and stages of diabetes, identifying symptoms of diabetes, blood glucose monitoring, medical and lifestyle treatments, insulin administration, carbohydrate counting, and diabetic eye care and foot care.

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of foot care in diabetes, covering an overview of national policies and initiatives. Participants will learn how to identify foot complications, understand their impact, and recognise the frequency and importance of foot checks in diabetes. The course also covers the risk assessment process and the tools utilised in diabetes foot assessment. Participants will gain practical skills in performing a diabetes foot assessment independently using these tools. Additionally, the course covers the basic principles of good foot care in diabetes and equips participants with the knowledge to provide diabetes foot care education to patients.

A face to face or virtual training covering the Physical, Psychological and Social aspects of Dysphagia. This is for staff working in the community setting, which may include Residential and Nursing Homes and Community Nursing.

This course equips participants with essential knowledge and skills for safe and effective ear irrigation. It covers ear anatomy, patient assessment, risk management, otoscope examination, common ear problems, and associated complications. Participants gain hands-on practice in a simulated environment to refine their techniques. By the end, primary care staff are prepared to provide optimal ear assessment and care, including irrigation, to their patients.

This 3-hour Ear Assessment and Care Update, led by an experienced Clinical Nurse Educator, targets Registered Practitioners and audiologists seeking to enhance existing knowledge. Focused on the importance of ear care in auditory health, the course covers practices, assessment tools, and irrigation procedures. Participants will revisit common ear problems and learn removal methodologies, assessing associated risks and benefits. Interactive visuals and case studies ensure a comprehensive understanding of ear anatomy, while hands-on activities reaffirm care principles. The course also addresses contraindications, aftercare practices, infection control, and effective communication. Active engagement in patient assessment and peer-to-peer learning enhances overall competence.

This course is designed to equip healthcare staff with the knowledge and skills required to effectively perform and interpret electrocardiogram (ECG) readings. The course covers the anatomy and physiology of the heart, the indications for undertaking an ECG, how to correctly place ECG leads on a patient, and how to troubleshoot common issues. Participants will also learn how to interpret basic ECG tracings, including identifying normal sinus rhythm, atrial fibrillation, and ventricular tachycardia, as well as other common arrhythmias. The course covers the importance of timely escalation of abnormal ECGs to senior healthcare professionals and the documentation.

Face to face training covering the Theoretical, Emotional, Spiritual, Psychological and Practical aspects of End of Life Care. This is for staff working in the community setting, which may include Residential and Nursing Homes and Community Nursing.

Virtual/ Face to face training covering Epilepsy. This is for staff working in the community setting, which may include Residential and Nursing Homes and Community Nursing.