Complex Bowel Care

Introduction

This course aims to support workers in disability services who already provide or will provide complex bowel care by offering additional theory and practise. In this training course, different topics of personal hygiene, infection control techniques, including administration of enemas and suppositories are covered. It also covers the significance of colon hygiene, how to recognise the features of healthy bowel, and how to handle difficult situations and emergencies.

This classroom-based course incorporates theory, a knowledge assessments and practical activities. Gain theoretical knowledge and practical skills from qualified trainers with expertise.

Course Description

The course will provide you with knowledge about:

• What is bowel care?
• What is the significance of hygiene and regular bowel care?
• How to support a healthy functioning bowel?
• How to identify signs and symptoms in bowel functioning to related risks?
• What are the infection and prevention control procedures?

 

Course Duration

Approximately 2 – 3 hours

Course Delivery

This course is delivered face to face and will require successful completion of a theory and practical assessment. On the day of the session, you will receive a copy of the pre-course reading material, which must be read before attempting any assessment activities.

Course Fees

$1500.00 + GST for a group of 6 candidates

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Course Duration : Approximately 2 – 3 hours
Course Delivery : Face to face
Campus : Perth: Mezzanine Level 109 St Georges Terrace | Perth | WA 6000