Catheterisation Awareness

Too frequently catheters are used without proper indication or are continued longer than needed. Keep your patients safe and comfortable by enrolling your staff on a Catheter training course and enable them to be aware of the correct procedures regarding catheterisation.

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This online Catheterisation training course will teach your staff an understanding of catheterisation, the purpose of urinary catheterisation, how to handle, change, and insert catheters, and the difference between male and female catheterisation. This online course is perfect for nurses, care staff, or anyone working with catheters.

Many people may need continence products to help them manage their day-to-day activities, it’s important your staff know how to use a catheter effectively to support those in need. This Catheter training course can be completed via e-learning, a dedicated webinar for your staff, or blended learning with face-to-face elements. Upon successful completion, staff will receive a downloadable and printable CPD accredited Catheterisation Awareness certificate.

Duration Dependent on the delivery method, this online Catheter training course takes between 1-2 hours to complete and gain your certificate.

Entry & Level There are no barriers to entry on this Catheter Care training course. This is an awareness course, suitable for all.

Certification On completion of this online course, either download your Catheterisation Awareness certificate or access it later online.

Accreditations Our online Catheterisation course is CPD accredited and delivered by a Skills for Care endorsed training provider. It meets accepted Continuing Professional Development (CPD) guidelines.

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Catheterisation Awareness training course learning outcomes

On completion of this Catheter Care course, learners should know and understand the following:

What is catheterisation
Be able to describe catheterisation and understand what it is
Why use catheterisation
Understand the purpose of urinary catheterisation
The causes and types of incontinence
Understand the causes and types of incontinence
Different types
Describe the different types of catheters
How a catheter is inserted
Understand how a catheter is inserted

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Catheterisation Awareness Learning Outcomes

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FAQ - The Catheterisation Awareness training course

Frequently Asked Questions

It is important that anyone working with or around people that require a catheter understand what it is. Here are some of the questions that our training specialists hear on a regular basis.

What is the aim of Catheterisation training? The aim of Catheterisation training is to improve your staffs’ knowledge and skill set of catheter care to ensure they help those in need manage their day-to-day activities.

Why is Catheterisation important in nursing? Catheterisation is important in nursing because if it is done correctly and safely, it reduces the risk of infection and kidney damage. It ensures the patient is supported properly and their bladder is emptied.

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