Our Epilepsy Awareness course introduces delegates to the essential basics of epilepsy as a neurological condition. The training course covers its causes, symptoms and how to properly approach and manage epileptic seizures.
Each case of epilepsy is to a large extent unique. Some individuals suffer seizures on a regular basis whilst others may never have faced the distress of a single seizure. Epilepsy care can therefore differ greatly from patient to patient. A comprehensive overview of the condition helps to ensure all patients are safely and effectively cared for. Our Epilepsy Awareness course is ideal for this purpose.
Professional care for epilepsy demands a proactive attitude in order to prevent injuries during seizures and offer the most appropriate assistance before, during and after any such episodes. Delivered by expert healthcare educators, our Epilepsy Awareness course follows a person centred approach and precision healthcare to ensure the safety and wellbeing of those with epilepsy.
We are able to offer bespoke training solutions to your organisation. For advice on the best Epilepsy training options for your unique organisational or patient/ service user requirements, talk to a member of the Guardian Angels Training team for expert recommendations. We will also provide the necessary competency proformas required to ensure safe and evidenced-based clinical practice following completion of the Epilepsy Awareness training course. This will then allow the Registered Provider to ensure mandatory competency assessments are completed within the workplace by a nominated mentor/supervisor.
If you need further advice regarding competency assessments, or would like one of our Registered Nurse Trainers to provide onsite competency assessments then please do not hesitate to contact us.
The dysphagia training course will also cover swallow assessments and risk management strategies of caring and supporting service users with swallowing difficulties.
The course aims to provide delegates with a comprehensive understanding of epilepsy, as well as the rescue medications used in the treatment of epilepsy, ensuring that they leave with the necessary skills to safely administer such medication in an emergency.
Our Observation Skills of Healthcare Workers has been designed to communicate the most important information and teachings on the subjects of accurate reporting and effective observation in health and social care settings.
This course focuses specifically on how to observe both conscious and unconscious patients on a clinical level in order to determine when and where any given action must be taken. From casual ward observations to more intensive and demanding patient supervisory roles.
