Image of one of our trainers on the Epilepsy Awareness with Rescue Medication Administration training course demonstrating medication administration on a dummy.
Image of one of our trainers on the Epilepsy Awareness with Rescue Medication Administration training course showing medication to two attendees.
Image of an attendee on the Epilepsy Awareness with Rescue Medication Administration training course administering medication to a dummy while being observed by one of our trainers.

Epilepsy Awareness with Rescue Medication Administration (Group Booking)

Epilepsy Awareness with Rescue Medication Administration is a full-day, interactive training course that is designed for healthcare professionals including carers, nurses, support workers, and healthcare assistants who support individuals with epilepsy.

  • Duration:

    2.5 hours

  • CPD Hours:

    3

  • Price:

    From £1,200.00 per group session (exc. VAT)

From £1,200.00 per group session (exc. VAT)

Free for Superior Healthcare employees

Not currently available

Availability: Group bookings can have up to 12 attendees.

Need something more tailored?

As well as our pre-scheduled courses, we can also arrange tailored courses to suit your organisations specific requirements.

Epilepsy Awareness with Rescue Medication Administration (Group Booking) Course Overview

The Epilepsy Awareness with Rescue Medication Administration training course aims to build confidence and competence in recognising different types of seizures, delivering effective seizure first aid, and safely administering Buccal Midazolam.

Image of one of our trainers on the Epilepsy Awareness with Rescue Medication Administration training course showing medication to two attendees.

What You’ll Learn in Epilepsy Awareness with Rescue Medication Administration (Group Booking)

Participants of the Epilepsy Awareness with Rescue Medication Administration training course will engage in dynamic learning activities, real-life scenario discussions, and hands-on practical simulations.

By the end of the Epilepsy Awareness with Rescue Medication Administration training course, learners will have a comprehensive understanding of epilepsy management, SUDEP risk reduction, and the legal responsibilities surrounding Oromucosal medication administration.

All content is aligned with best practice guidance and includes up-to-date information from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) and Joint Epilepsy Council (JEC).

Image of an attendee on the Epilepsy Awareness with Rescue Medication Administration training course administering medication to a dummy while being observed by one of our trainers.

By the end of this training course, you'll be able to:

Explain what epilepsy is and how it affects the brain
Spot common seizure types, causes, and triggers
Understand how epilepsy is diagnosed and managed
Know what to do when someone has a seizure – including first aid
Use the TRUST steps to respond safely during a seizure
Know when to call 999 and what to say
Safely give Buccal Midazolam to someone who needs it
Be aware of the risks and side effects of Buccal Midazolam
Look after someone after a seizure and know what to monitor
Understand the legal and safety rules around epilepsy care and medication

Location

Make yourself comfortable and learn from the best at one of our state-of-the-art locations in Kent, Essex, Hampshire, and Sussex.

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