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| Fluids and Nutrition | The session introduces the importance of adequate fluids and nutrition to maintain health and well being. It includes the signs and symptoms to look out for to avoid poor nutrition and hydration as well as how to promote adequate nutrition and hydration within a care plan. Course Duration: 20 mins and Post-Session Questions | E-learning | eLfH | |
| Freedom to Speak Up - Whistleblowing | This session will cover what speaking up about a whistleblowing concern means, why it matters, and will help you understand how you can do this. This e-learning is for all staff. Raising a concern - Duration: 20 minutes Responding to concerns - Duration: 20 minutes | E-learning | eLfH | |
| Health, Safety and Welfare - Level 1 | This e-learning session and the Health, Safety and Welfare Level 1 eAssessment meet the statutory and mandatory training requirements and learning outcomes for Health, Safety and Welfare Level 1 in the UK Core Skills Training Framework (UK CSTF). Course Duration: 20 minutes eAssessment Duration: 15 minutes This course is renewable every 3 years. | E-learning | 20 mins Assess: 15 mins | Statutory and Mandatory Training (SMT) |
| Immunisation - Storage | Course This session will provide information to immunisers on the correct procedures to follow for the storage of vaccines. Assessment This assessment will test your knowledge and understanding of the Vaccine Storage session. The questions are randomised from a question bank. You will need to answer 8 out of 10 (80%) correctly in order to pass the assessment. Course: 30 minutes Assessment: 15 minutes This course is renewable every 2 years | E-learning | Clinical | |
| Immunisation - Communicating with Patients, Parents and Carers | This session considers the issue of talking with patients/parents/carers about immunisation. Information to include in a routine consultation with any patient will be considered. Examples of common questions and concerns of relevance for different patient groups are provided with particular attention paid to parents' questions and the information that can be given in response. The importance of the style of communication used in conversations to address immunisation concerns will be considered. The features of credible sources of information are described, and immunisation information sources and resources are presented. Duration 30 minutes This course is renewable every 2 years | E-learning | Clinical | |
| Immunisation - Immunology | Course This session will provide information about the immune response to vaccines and how vaccines work. It will also describe the different types of vaccines available. Assessment This assessment will test your knowledge and understanding of the Immunology session. The questions are randomised from a question bank. You will need to answer 8 out of 10 (80%) correctly in order to pass the assessment. Course: 60 minutes Assessment: 15 minutes This course is renewable every 2 years | E-learning | Clinical | |
| Immunisation - Legal Aspects | Course This session will provide information to immunisers on the legal aspects of giving vaccines. It will present the information immunisers need to understand about the process of consent and the legal requirements for giving a prescription medicine such as a vaccine. It will also consider the requirements around record keeping and data sharing. Assessment This assessment will test your knowledge and understanding of the Legal Aspects session. The questions are randomised from a question bank. You will need to answer 8 out of 10 (80%) correctly in order to pass the assessment. Course: 40 minutes Assessment: 15 minutes This course is renewable every 2 years | E-learning | Clinical | |
| Immunisation - Vaccine Administration | Course This session will provide information to immunisers on the correct procedures to follow for the administration of vaccines. Assessment This assessment will test your knowledge and understanding of the Vaccine Administration session. The questions are randomised from a question bank. You will need to answer 8 out of 10 (80%) correctly in order to pass the assessment. Course: 30 minutes Assessment: 15 minutes This course is renewable every 2 years | E-learning | Clinical | |
| Immunisation - Vaccine Preventable Diseases - Diphtheria | This session looks at the characteristics, complications and epidemiology of diphtheria. It will describe the indications, contraindications and adverse reactions to the vaccine. Duration 15 minutes This course is renewable every 2 years | E-learning | Clinical | |
| Immunisation - Vaccine Preventable Diseases - Introduction | This session introduces the vaccine preventable diseases sessions and the diseases that are covered. Duration 15 minutes This course is renewable every 2 years | E-learning | Clinical | |
| Immunisation - Vaccine Preventable Diseases - Pertussis | This session looks at the characteristics, complications and epidemiology of pertussis (whooping cough). It will then describe the indications, contraindications and adverse reactions to the vaccine. Duration 15 minutes This course is renewable every 2 years | E-learning | Clinical | |
| Immunisation - Vaccine Preventable Diseases - Pneumococcal | This session looks at the characteristics, complications and epidemiology of pneumococcal disease. It will then describe the indications, contraindications and adverse reactions to the vaccines. Duration 15 minutes This course is renewable every 2 years | E-learning | Clinical | |
| Immunisation - Vaccine Preventable Diseases - Polio | This session looks at the characteristics, complications and epidemiology of polio disease. It will describe the indications, contraindications and adverse reactions to polio containing vaccines. Duration 15 minutes This course is renewable every 2 years | E-learning | Clinical | |
| Immunisation - Vaccine Preventable Diseases - Rotavirus | This session looks at the characteristics, complications and epidemiology of rotavirus disease. It will then describe the indications, contraindications and adverse reactions to the vaccines. Duration 15 minutes This course is renewable every 2 years | E-learning | Clinical | |
| Immunisation - Vaccine Preventable Diseases - Shingles (Herpes Zoster) | This session looks at the characteristics, complications and epidemiology of chickenpox and shingles. It will describe the indications, contraindications and adverse reactions to the vaccine. Duration 15 minutes This course is renewable every 2 years | E-learning | Clinical | |
| Immunisation - Vaccine Preventable Diseases - Tetanus | This session looks at the characteristics, complications and epidemiology of tetanus. It will describe the indications, contraindications and adverse reactions to tetanus containing vaccines. Duration 15 minutes This course is renewable every 2 years | E-learning | Clinical | |
| Immunisation - Vaccine Preventable Diseases - Tuberculosis | This session looks at the characteristics, complications and epidemiology of tuberculosis disease. It will then describe the indications, contraindications and adverse reactions to the BCG vaccine. Duration 15 minutes This course is renewable every 2 years | E-learning | Clinical | |
| Immunisation Vaccine Preventable Diseases - Hepatitis B | This session looks at the characteristics, complications and epidemiology of Hepatitis B infection. It will describe the indications, contraindications and adverse reactions to the vaccine. Duration 15 minutes This course is renewable every 2 years | E-learning | Clinical | |
| Immunisation Vaccine Preventable Diseases - Human Papillomavirus (HPV) | This session looks at the characteristics, complications and epidemiology of human papilloma virus (HPV) infection. It will describe the indications, contraindications and adverse reactions to the HPV vaccine(s). Duration 15 minutes This course is renewable every 2 years | E-learning | Clinical | |
| Immunisation Vaccine Preventable Diseases - Measles, Mumps and Rubella | This session looks at the characteristics, complications and epidemiology of measles, mumps and rubella diseases. It will then describe the indications, contraindications and adverse reactions to the MMR vaccine. Duration 15 minutes This course is renewable every 2 years | E-learning | Clinical |