This Sepsis explores the NICE guidelines (2016) for assessing and managing sepsis based on the care required in a fictional case study.
This elearning is slightly modified (with permission) from the original University of Nottingham package to include the Sepsis Bundle.Subject Matter Expert: RRT Team - karen.britton1@nhs.net / marie-clare.ratcliffe@nhs.net
Anaphylaxis is a severe, life threatening event. People having an anaphylactic reaction often have changes to their airway, breathing and/or circulation so it is vital that these signs are recognised and treated quickly. The number of anaphylaxis cases in the UK is rising (Resuscitation Council UK, 2008) and it is therefore important that all health and care staff have an understanding of the causes, signs and treatment. This elearning is from e-lfh.
Subject Matter Expert: RRT Team - karen.britton1@nhs.net / marie-clare.ratcliffe@nhs.net
This course was developed by the National Tracheostomy Safety Project, in partnership with the Royal College of Anaesthetists and Health Education England e-Learning for Healthcare. The programme contains three sessions which are intended to support the educational requirements of those caring for ‘neck breathing’ patients, either routinely or in an emergency. The resources are applicable for general and specialist nursing staff, medical staff and allied health professionals from all backgrounds.
Subject Matter Expert: RRT Team - karen.britton1@nhs.net / marie-clare.ratcliffe@nhs.net
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An elearning for Healthcare course
SME: RRT Team - karen.britton1@nhs.net / marie-clare.ratcliffe@nhs.net
