Some organisations add this to their mandatory training schedule. This ensures that you have a standard of skills in order to care for a person with epilepsy on a daily basis and in crisis.
Yes the Care Quality Commission: CQC England, Care Inspectorate Wales, Care Inspectorate Scotland and the Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority Northern Ireland, are responsible for reviewing the standards of health and care facilities across the UK. Part of this process is to guarantee that professional caregivers receive up to date training in all aspects of care which includes epilepsy and medicines management.
These guidelines have evolved to ensure the safety of people with epilepsy, and to ensure that those who require buccal midazolam receive a consistent level of knowledge and intervention from their carers.
Yes indeed, if you explain your client group and what aspects of epilepsy care you need help with , we can add this to the training plan.
Mostly the South of England, however we can travel across the UK. The trainer may require accommodation prior to the training day.
We can help organise this for your staff/needs.
