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"Does your Trust / Organisation possess the necessary skills to manage patient incidents and adhere to the latest incident response framework?"   “Implementing the New Patient Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) Healthcare Investigation Training” is a two-day course that meets the NHS NHS Patient Safety Incident Investigation (PSII) guidance and teaches recognised good practice approach(es) to systems based PSIIs.   Book now for our next onsite training, or enquire about bespoke training at your location. Healthcare providers who contract with the NHS in England need to transition to PSIRF and ensure their organisations remain PSIRD capable. Training on Systems Based Approaches and involving patients, families, and staff in investigations is required for all involved in incident investigations, along with oversight understanding of the PSIRF approach.   Don’t Fail at Patient Incident Response.  Get Gateway to train your people now. https://lnkd.in/dTvY-_yT  

🌟 Busy Weeks, Valuable Training! 🌟 This past week has been absolutely manic, but in the best possible way. We've been deeply engrossed in delivering a huge variety of essential #clinical and non clinical training, ensuring our clients’ staff are well-prepared for just about anything relating to the clinical needs of the people they care for. Here's just a tiny snapshot of what we've been up to so far: 🔹 Tracheostomy Training: Ensuring delegates staff are confident and skilled in managing tracheostomies, which is critical for patient safety and comfort. 👩⚕️👨⚕️ 🔹 Venepuncture Training: Enhancing proficiency in the drawing of blood to ensure high standards of practice and patient care. 💉🩸 🔹 Paediatric Training: Equipping delegates staff with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide specialised care for their younger residents. 👶 🔹 Catheterisation Training: Training delegates in catheterisation techniques, ensuring they can perform these procedures with the utmost care and professionalism. 🚑🩺 It's been an absolute whirlwind, but seeing the dedication and progress of our delegates makes it all worthwhile. We're committed to continuous improvement and excellence in care, and these training sessions are a crucial part of that journey. 🚀📚 If you or your organisation are looking to enhance your skills and provide the best care possible, get in touch. We're here to help with tailored training solutions to meet your specific needs. 🌟📞 Here's to ongoing growth and development! 💪✨ #HealthcareTraining #ProfessionalDevelopment #PatientCare #Tracheostomy #Venepuncture #PaediatricCare #Catheterisation www.clptraining.co.uk

What is #Lean? How does Lean play a role in healthcare improvement? Learn all about the HSE Lean Academy in this year's Prospectus of Quality & Patient Safety Education & Learning Programmes: https://lnkd.in/eeFMD7jm

This week we are delivering our Nutrition and Hydration training. 🍎 As part of this training, candidates are required to work out a patients BMI through the use of formula. 📝 So here it is.... why not give it a try?. BMI (body mass index) formula: Weight in kilograms divided by height in meters squared -  BMI = weight (kg) / height (m)². For example, if you weigh 70 kg and are 1.70 m tall, your BMI would be calculated as follows: Square your height in meters: 1.70 x 1.70 = 2.89 Divide your weight in kilograms: 70 ÷ 2.89 = 24.22 // Most health care providers experience difficulties when it comes to training compliance. I help clients to achieve there healthcare training needs through our high-end multi-platform learning programme. 👉 You can follow our company page here https://lnkd.in/eGKECRD3 ✅  Find out how I help businesses to achieve the healthcare training goals - https://lnkd.in/e-VVMGTZ

Continuous Professional Improvement (CPI) training is crucial for all healthcare professionals, ensuring the highest standards of patient care and safety. This insightful blog from Clarity Locums dives deep into why CPI training matters and how it can enhance your skills and confidence in delivering quality care. Whether you’re just starting in the healthcare field or looking to refresh your knowledge, this read is worth your time. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/ehUmnwvF

Dive into our latest blog on effective staff training management in health and social care! 📚✨ Learn why robust training evidence is crucial for safe, high-quality care and discover practical strategies to keep your team up-to-date. PLUS, we've got a new resource to make your life easier! 🌟 Our customisable Training Matrix is now available for download in our eShop. 📋✅ Track training compliance effortlessly and ensure your team is always prepared. #Care4Quality #StaffTraining #QualityCare #TrainingMatrix

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Managing statutory and mandatory compliance in the healthcare sector ensures patient safety, legal compliance and efficient operations. We’ve taken a look at what training is necessary for staff members, the use of eLearning and how to overcome the pain points of the process. Find out more in our blog here 👇 https://lnkd.in/ecMvs9EA #patientsafety #legalcompliance #blog

This marks the debut training content developed for one of the sessions at Health Academy. Your valuable feedback is instrumental in enhancing the quality of our training materials. #HealthAcademy #publichealth #elearning #capacitybuilding  https://lnkd.in/etq8Eeuy

Staying up-to-date on the use of hemostatics is crucial to providing the best possible care. Here's why ongoing training is so important: - Skills Improvement 🏥: Regular training helps you hone your techniques and stay on top of the latest innovations in the use of hemostatics. - Patient Safety 👩⚕️: Up-to-date knowledge ensures that you use hemostatics safely and effectively, reducing the risk of complications during and after procedures. - Adaptation to New Technologies 🛠️: Medicine is constantly evolving. Continuous training allows you to familiarize yourself with new tools and techniques, improving the quality of your care. - Regulatory Compliance 📜: Staying up to date with training ensures that you comply with health regulations and standards, protecting you and your patients. Invest in your training, your skill and confidence in the use of hemostatics can make a difference in your patients' lives!