Bowel Care Guide: Spot Symptoms & Support Early

Complex Bowel Care

The Complex Bowel Care Course covers the skills and knowledge required for those who provide personal support as part of routine care. It includes information on normal stool appearance; how to identify symptoms which require action, timing of intervention (how long before action is taken) and the type of action required.

Course being Delivered

A Statement of Completion for – Complex Bowel Care – will be awarded to successful participants in this course. This is a non-accredited course and will not be considered for nationally recognized qualifications.

Important information prior to enrolment

COURSE DURATION

Face to Face – 2 hours (minimum)– full face to face course

ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENTS

Individuals undertaking this course will be expected to complete both written and practical assessment tasks. These are detailed in the sections following.

COURSE FEES AND PAYMENTS

Please refer to our booking calendar for individual course fees.
Refund and fee protection policy – Please refer to the student handbook.
Payment Terms – Payment for individual participants is upfront, group booking payment terms are based on agreement between the client and service provider.

WORK PLACEMENT ARRANGEMENT

No work placement will be required as part of this course.

What happens at the course?

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Delivery of course information and learning activities.

ASSESSMENT ACTIVITIES

Assessments conducted during face-to-face training session(s) include:

Performance tasks – Administration of a microlax enema and suppository, using simulation.

Theory assessment – A written assessment consisting of case study, multiple-choice questions.

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