Our Cytology Sampling and Cervical Screening training has been specifically designed for qualified cervical/cytology sample screening takers. The aim of the course is to update their knowledge in line with the NHS Cervical Screening Programme (NHSCSP) National guidelines. Not only does the course ensure staff are compliant with all requirements of the NHSCSP, but also covers a wide range of related modules including communication with patients, Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia (CIN), referring to Colposcopy and more.
Our highly-experienced educators deliver expert, up to date knowledge in line with current best practice. We are also able to offer bespoke solutions in relation to cytology sampling and cervical screening, based on the patient and service requirements of your organisation.
The Cytology sampler and Cervical Screening training update covers a review of:
This training course is NOT open to individuals. We only deliver this training onsite to groups of professionals, as arranged by Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCG’s), NHS Trusts, Sexual Health / Family Planning Teams and Large GP Practices.
For further information on the Cytology Sampler and Cervical Screening training course, contact a member of the Guardian Angels Team to discuss.
This course offers guidance on coping with loss and the process of grieving. It will benefit delegates who may have contact with the bereaved, or need to cope with the loss of a person for whom they have cared.
Our Time Management Training course is all about teaching employees in all industry areas how to take back control of their workloads and ensure that each day is approached in the most efficient manner possible.
Our Stress Management Training course has been designed to touch upon the most important elemental subjects of stress, anxiety and the ways in which all such pressures can be managed in a positive manner.
Our Verification of Expected Death course covers a multitude of fundamentals and advanced skills alike. Topics range from physical examinations to legal policies regarding a patient’s death and the interpersonal skills required to deliver bad news.
