When caring for patients who require surgery it is vital that healthcare professionals have an understanding of the anaesthesia that is provided to patients as well as the risks associated with this administration.
Accurately assess, recognise and respond to patients who have been administered anaesthesia or sedation.
Improved knowledge of the different types of anaesthesia and risk associated with general, regional and local anaesthesia
Nursing and other healthcare professionals who care for patients before, after and during anaesthesia and sedation administration.
Anaesthesia and sedation are used frequently in the perioperative environment. Nursing and other healthcare professionals who care for patients before, after and during this period are required to have an understanding of the types of anaesthesia and the risks associated with it. This knowledge helps increase awareness and understanding of the patient experience as well as what to expect from the patient who has been administered anaesthesia.
The purpose of this Course is to provide registered nurses and other health professionals with significant education relating to anaesthesia and sedation for patients in the perioperative environment.
Assign mandatory training and keep all your records in-one-place.
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