This course is mandatory for any registered nurse or midwife new to the Trust involved in the administration of intravenous medications.

If you require any further information or support with drug calculations please contact Stees.corporatepracticedevelopment@nhs.net

For Band 3 staff and above.

This session is aimed at staff  who are new to catheterisation or requiring a clinical update.

These updates contain the NMC standards for student supervision and assessment for practice assessors and practice supervisors. 

For further information about these session, please contact Wendy Heath wheath@nhs.net

(If no spaces available, please contact us if you would like to participate via Microsoft Teams - stees.practiceplacement@nhs.net) 

Interpretation of blood results is an interactive workshop relating's to clinical presentation and assessments of common conditions. 

'An interactive blood culture workshop for staff who are competent in venepuncture covering:

Indications, equipment and techniques used in obtaining blood cultures'.

Topics covered include:

Anatomy and pathophysiology of the heart.

How to perform an ECG with correct lead placement.

Barriers to taking an ECG and how to overcome them.

Interpreting ECG’s.

Recognise cardiac arrhythmias and escalation of care.

This course is mandatory for any registered nurse or midwife new to the Trust involved in the administration of intravenous medications.

If you require any further information or support with drug calculations please contact Stees.corporatepracticedevelopment@nhs.net

An interactive Nutrition and Hydration Workshop covering patient safety initiatives on Nasogastric tubes NG, PEG, Nasal retention devices, speech and language and troubleshooting clinical complications within practice,  delivered by the clinical education team and nutritian specialist nurses

Interpretation of blood results is an interactive workshop relating's to clinical presentation and assessments of common conditions. 

Suitable for clinical staff involved in care of dementia patients. 

Great refresher for dementia champions and link nurses.

'An interactive blood culture workshop for staff who are competent in venepuncture covering:

Indications, equipment and techniques used in obtaining blood cultures'.

For Band 3 staff and above.

This session is aimed at staff  who are new to catheterisation or requiring a clinical update.

These updates contain the NMC standards for student supervision and assessment for practice assessors and practice supervisors. 

For further information about these session, please contact Wendy Heath wheath@nhs.net

(If no spaces available, please contact us if you would like to participate via Microsoft Teams - stees.practiceplacement@nhs.net) 

Topics covered include:

Anatomy and pathophysiology of the heart.

How to perform an ECG with correct lead placement.

Barriers to taking an ECG and how to overcome them.

Interpreting ECG’s.

Recognise cardiac arrhythmias and escalation of care.

This course is mandatory for any registered nurse or midwife new to the Trust involved in the administration of intravenous medications.

If you require any further information or support with drug calculations please contact Stees.corporatepracticedevelopment@nhs.net

This course is mandatory for any registered nurse or midwife new to the Trust involved in the administration of intravenous medications.

If you require any further information or support with drug calculations please contact Stees.corporatepracticedevelopment@nhs.net

Suitable for clinical staff involved in care of dementia patients. 

Great refresher for dementia champions and link nurses.

This course is mandatory for any registered nurse or midwife new to the Trust involved in the administration of intravenous medications.

If you require any further information or support with drug calculations please contact Stees.corporatepracticedevelopment@nhs.net

Interpretation of blood results is an interactive workshop relating's to clinical presentation and assessments of common conditions. 

These updates contain the NMC standards for student supervision and assessment for practice assessors and practice supervisors. 

For further information about these session, please contact Wendy Heath wheath@nhs.net

(If no spaces available, please contact us if you would like to participate via Microsoft Teams - stees.practiceplacement@nhs.net) 

This course is mandatory for any registered nurse or midwife new to the Trust involved in the administration of intravenous medications.

If you require any further information or support with drug calculations please contact Stees.corporatepracticedevelopment@nhs.net

For Band 3 staff and above.

This session is aimed at staff  who are new to catheterisation or requiring a clinical update.

This course is mandatory for any registered nurse or midwife new to the Trust involved in the administration of intravenous medications.

If you require any further information or support with drug calculations please contact Stees.corporatepracticedevelopment@nhs.net

These updates contain the NMC standards for student supervision and assessment for practice assessors and practice supervisors. 

For further information about these session, please contact Wendy Heath wheath@nhs.net

(If no spaces available, please contact us if you would like to participate via Microsoft Teams - stees.practiceplacement@nhs.net) 

These updates contain the NMC standards for student supervision and assessment for practice assessors and practice supervisors. 

For further information about these session, please contact Wendy Heath wheath@nhs.net

(If no spaces available, please contact us if you would like to participate via Microsoft Teams - stees.practiceplacement@nhs.net) 

These updates contain the NMC standards for student supervision and assessment for practice assessors and practice supervisors. 

For further information about these session, please contact Wendy Heath wheath@nhs.net

(If no spaces available, please contact us if you would like to participate via Microsoft Teams - stees.practiceplacement@nhs.net)