Renal and catheterisation
Course description
It covers:
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Revision of the anatomy and physiology of the renal system
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Complications and risks of catheterisation
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Equipment selection
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Infection control related issues
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Practical session using male and female models
Aims and outcomes
This study day provides the student with the knowledge and skill to be able to safely catheterise either sex adult patients or clients.
Target audience
The study day is aimed at staff intending to undertake adult male catheterisation as part of their job. Also staff who want to update their theoretical knowledge in relation to catheterisation and ensure that their clinical practice is current.
Prerequisites
Pre-course questionnaire must be fully completed and returned to clinical skills on the study day.
Please note:
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This study day does not include the knowledge and skills to insert supra-pubic catheters
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The student must have a named assessor prior to attending the study day and this must be notified to the facilitator on the day of the course
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Competency must be achieved within a three month period
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The clinical skills department will require copies of the completed competency document prior to a certificate being issued to them
Cost
No cost to UHS employees
Non UHS employees £100 (limited places)
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Please note this course is designed for UHS staff.
Limited places may be available for external candidates. Please contact the course administrator to enquire.