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This is a detailed purpose buit Catherter Module. Contents include:
The use of Simulation is supported in both the strategic and academic approach of HEEM. There is evidence to show that it can supplement and support clincial skills learning. (Hansen et al 2011, Todsen et al 2013)
This module aims to look specifically at techniques for Male Urinary Catheterisation. The entire process including including preparation and equipment checks is included in some of the videos. There are further links to modules that give a detailed study of urinary catheterisation.
Observation that suggested this module.
This resource explains how you can make use of NICE quality standards, and sets the improvement opportunities offered by the quality standards in the context of the Care Quality Commission's new framework for inspection.
The resource outlines how quality standards fit with other improvement initiatives, and suggests ways you can use NICE quality standards to improve practice, including preparing for inspection. It also identifies which quality standard statements are likely to be most relevant for each of CQC's 5 key questions.
If you are enrolled on a university or professional development course you need to be able to complete basic IT tasks, such as using eMail, word processing software to contact course tutors/leaders, prepare assignments and submit written work.
To address the issue of FGM, the Home Office has launched this free online training package. This course is useful for anyone who is interested in gaining an overview of FGM, particularly frontline staff in healthcare, police, border force and children’s social care.
e-Laser is a unique online learning resource that enables all treatment providers - doctors, nurses, therapists and other clinicians - to have 24/7 access to Core of knowledge training in the safe use of lasers and other forms of optocal radiation.
Every year a small number of women in the UK die in pregnancy or the puerperium. 50 years ago the main causes of maternal death were obstetric problems such as postpartum haemorrhage. Now, however, the main causes of maternal death are medical complications rather than obstetric and include cardiac problems, neurological disease, sepsis and thromboembolism (CMACE 2011). In this most recent report, substandard care was identified as a contributor in many cases.
The project covers the theoretical knowledge required prior to undertaking hands-on training in basic echo and lung ultrasound in intensive care. This includes the physics of ultrasound, anatomy and basic views, left and right ventricular function, life-threatening pathologies, basic lung ultrasound and some of the limitations and pitfalls that may be encountered. The intended audience is intensive care and acute medicine doctors, anaesthetists and clinicians interested in assessment of the critically ill patient.
Welcome to the medicines management self-review module for Nurses
This module has been developed to support nurses seeking to review their practice for the administration of medicines. There is much more to this topic than is covered in the contents of this module so nurses are advised to use this package as the first step in identifying where to concentrate future study.
This package contains two main sections;
