Fluids and Nutrition 
Epilepsy Awareness 
End of Life Care - Advanced Planning 
Dementia Care Practice Level 3 
Duty Of Care 
Your Healthcare Career 
Control and Administration of Medicines Level 3 
Stand By Me - Dementia 
Venipuncture – Level 3 Theory 
End of Life Care- Level 3 
End of Life - Advanced Care Planning 
Developing a Lunch and Learn Programme - Distance Learning CPD 
Consent in a Care Environment 
Coaching and Mentoring - Distance Learning CPD 
Palliative and End of Life Care 
Care Certificate Standard 09: Mental Health Awareness 
Care Certificate Standard 04: Equality and Diversity 
Moving and Handling of People 
Care Certificate Standard 07: Privacy and Dignity 
Blood Transfusion 
Urinary catheterisation is a procedure used to drain the bladder and collect urine, through a flexible tube called a catheter. Our online Catheterisation content, designed for both RGN’s & Care Staff will cover both theoretical and practical elements. Content attendees will be familiar with reasons for catheterisation, the equipment selection and the processes involved by the end of the content.
Learning Outcomes:
- Definitions & methods of catheterisation
- Differences between supra-pubic & urethra catheters
- Advantages/disadvantages of urinary catheters
- Reasons for catheterisation
- Male/female anatomy
- Male catheterisation procedure (theory)
- Female catheterisation procedure (theory)
- Post procedure catheter positioning
- Post procedure check list
- Record keeping
