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Below are the courses
that can be held at your venue, with a list of topics usually covered.
Infection control - half-day course
- What is infection, colonisation and a micro organism?
- Chain of infection and spread of pathogenic micro organisms
- Principles of infection control
- How to deal with infections such as: MRSA, Clostridium Difficile, Hepatitis A, B and C, Norovirus, meningitis, septicaemia, whooping cough, SARS, chickenpox/shingles, tuberculosis, scabies, diarrhoea and vomiting and lice infestation
- Standard precautions: NICE guidelines
- Correct hand washing techniques, alcohol hand rubs, and importance of sterilisation and disinfection
- Types of wastes, for example, food and clinical and the safe disposal of these
- Necessity for isolation
- Infection control facts
- Good practice
- Legislation
- Our roles and responsibilities
- Practical using UV infection technology
- Assessment on infection control practices
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Epilepsy awareness
- half-day course
- Epilepsy - did
you know?
- Epilepsy the facts
- Epilepsy and learning
disability
- Video (seizures)
- Classification
and management of seizures
- When to call an
ambulance
- Triggers and precipitants
- Need to know points
- Observing and recording
- Epilepsy and mortality
- Discussion and
evaluations.
Download more details about the Epilepsy awareness half day course (Word format)
Epilepsy awareness
and the administration of rectal diazepam medication
Adults or children - one day course
- What is epilepsy?
- Causes and types
- Classification
of seizures - video
- Practical management
of seizures
- Treatment / medication
- Epilepsy and mortality
- Psycho-social aspects
- Status epilepticus
- Rectal diazepam
- Video
- Practical demonstration
- Assessment/evaluation.
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administration of rectal diazepam medication
training day (Word format)
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Epilepsy awareness and the administration of Buccal Midazolam medication
- What is epilepsy?
Causes and types
- Classification of seizures - video
- Practical management of seizures
- Treatment / medication
- Epilepsy and mortality
- Psycho-social aspects
- Status epilepticus
- Buccal Midazolam
- Video
- Practical demonstration
- Assessment/evaluation.
Download more details about the Epilepsy awareness and the
administration of Buccal Midazolam medication
training day (Word format)
Epilepsy awareness
- full day course
- Epilepsy - did
you know?
- Epilepsy the facts
- Epilepsy and learning
disability
- Video (seizures)
- Classification
and management of seizures
- When to call an
ambulance
- Triggers and precipitants
- Need to know points
- Observing and recording
- Epilepsy and mortality
- Anti-epileptic
drug therapy
- Other treatments
/ complementary therapies
- Psychosocial workshop
- Safety in the home
and leisure
- Evaluation and
close.
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Epilepsy awareness
for schools and colleges - half day course
- Epilepsy - did
you know?
- Triggers and precipitants
- Identifying seizures
(video)
- Different types
of seizures and their management
- When to call an
ambulance
- Need to know points
- Epilepsy and education
- Observation and
recording
- Epilepsy and mortality
- Psychosocial issues.
Epilepsy awareness
for school escorts - 4/5 hours
- What is epilepsy
- classification and terminology
- Trigger factors
epilepsy in children
- Epilepsy and learning
disability
- Possible causes
- How to care for
a child after a seizure
- Recovery position
- Relevant safety
points
- Communication /
policies
- Psychosocial implications.
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Epilepsy management
and primary care trusts - four hours
- Epilepsy awareness
- Status epilepticus
- Epilepsy mortality
- NEAD
- AED management
- Monitoring
- Female specifics
- Best practice guidelines
- Guidelines in practice.
Specialist information
days
Please contact us
to discuss your requirements for specialist study days.
PEPE
- Psycho-Educative Programme about Epilepsy
PEPE
aims to give information and support to people with learning disability
who also have epilepsy.
More about PEPE
January 2008
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Courses at your venue
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