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Enteral Feeding - Webinar workshop with Rebecca Turner

This webinar is designed to increase awareness of enteral feeding and to provide the delegate with the practical knowledge to deal with this feeding method. In the UK it is estimated that over 10,000 individuals will be tube fed in the community, which is double the number in hospitals.

Please note: Protocols and procedures for clinically qualified staff who are administering feeds & medications can also be included in the course, although competency must be assessed within the scope of the delegates own organisation’s policy guidelines and within the delegates workplace following training. Each procedure needs to be signed off by a qualified, senior member of
staff.


Learning Objectives
Skills and knowledge highlighted in this training include
• The purpose of enteral feeding
• Neurological conditions which may require enteral feeding
• Different types of enteral tubes
• Indications and contra indications of enteral feeding
• The care of naso gastric tube and implementing balloon gastrostomy
• The procedures for feeding and administering medications via enteral tubes
• Recognising, dealing with and reporting complications
• The care and maintenance of enteral feeding tubes
• Procedures for effective mouth care
• Competency framework
• Documentation and record keeping

Disclaimer:
Webinar sessions may be recorded for training and monitoring/evaluation purposes. Acute Training Solutions Limited (Acute) reserve the right to use any session in full or part in the future.
The webinar session will not record any video footage of the attendees, it will only record audio. Any reference to an attendee will be by name only, no other data will be used to identify any individuals other than an employee or representative of Acute.
Please advise an Acute representative at the time of booking if you do not agree for you or your colleagues for whom the session has been booked, to be recorded and this function will be
switched off.

Jul 14, 2022 01:30 PM in London