Catheterisation Training Course
This Catheterisation Training Course is designed for nurses and qualified healthcare professionals who are required to perform male, female or suprapubic urinary catheterisation as part of their clinical role. The course develops the knowledge, practical skills and confidence required to perform urinary catheterisation safely, effectively and in line with appropriate clinical procedures.
Training covers urinary anatomy and physiology, catheter types and selection, indications and contraindications, catheter insertion and removal, infection prevention and control, catheter care and potential complications. Learners will also develop an understanding of patient consent, dignity, privacy and comfort when performing catheterisation procedures.
This course covers:
Urinary Anatomy: Understand the anatomy and physiology relevant to urinary catheterisation.
Catheter Types: Identify different urinary catheters and their appropriate uses.
Male, Female and Suprapubic Catheterisation: Understand the differences between catheterisation procedures.
Catheter Insertion and Removal: Develop knowledge and practical skills in safe catheterisation techniques.
Infection Prevention: Apply effective hygiene and infection prevention procedures.
Complications: Recognise potential catheterisation complications and appropriate action.
Catheter Equipment: Understand catheter selection, equipment and troubleshooting.
Patient-Centred Care: Promote consent, dignity, privacy and comfort throughout the procedure.