Catheterization: Male & Female
EF Training and Consultancy
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End date: 08/05/2026
Additional info: Starts at 9.30am. Refreshments provided. Practical element to the day. Certificates given at the end of the day.
Lavender Hill
South West London
London
SW115QL
United Kingdom
Overview
CPD
Description
Key Learning Objectives:
- Catheterization Basics: Understand the different types of catheters, indications for catheterization, and the importance of infection control.
- Male Catheter Insertion: Learn the step-by-step process for male catheterization, including preparation, technique, and post-procedure care.
- Female Catheter Insertion: Master the female catheterization procedure, focusing on proper positioning, aseptic technique, and patient comfort.
- Catheter Troubleshooting: Identify and address common challenges and complications that may arise during catheterization.
- Catheter Care and Maintenance: Explore best practices for catheter care, preventing catheter-associated infections, and promoting patient comfort.
- Practical Hands-On Training: Engage in supervised hands-on sessions, practicing catheter insertions on anatomically correct models to enhance your skills and confidence.
Who is this course for?
HCAs, nurses, carers, support workers
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