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Apr 2026 17

SEPSIS STUDY DAY - CLINICAL SUPPORT WORKERS - 17-04-2026 09:00AM - 15:00PM, IHLT, STRIVE, JCUH

40/80 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2026-04-16 00:00

These sessions are aimed at all clinical support workers with the aim to increase early recognition and management of sepsis.

 

Please note this session is aimed at

CLINICAL SUPPORT WORKER – Band 1 – 4 (including SNA’s and Therapy assistants)


Apr 2026 20

NON-INVASIVE VENTILATION STUDY DAY - REGISTERED STAFF - 20-04-2026 09:00AM - 13:00PM DKLT, STRIVE AT JCUH

3/20 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2026-04-19 00:00

These sessions are aimed at Registered nurses and AHP’s to increase the knowledge, awareness and management of non-invasive ventilation in an acute setting.


Apr 2026 21

Venepuncture Practical Session-21-04-2026 ROOM 25 STRIVE JCUH

/0 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2025-08-14 00:00

PLEASE NOTE YOU CANNOT BOOK YOURSELF ONTO THIS SESSION:

 

Part A: Venepuncture

Step 1: E-learning

Watch the presentation video - https://vimeo.com/570287952

Using Password - VenePres2021!

 

Watch the demonstration video - https://vimeo.com/649067903

Using Password - VeneDemo2021!

 

Step 2: Assessment

Complete the assessment via MS Forms by clicking on the following links below.

https://forms.office.com/e/T4HaKd0zSK

 

You have a maximum of three attempts to pass, you need a pass mark required of 80% or 8/10 to move on to the face-to-face training.

 

Step 3: Booking practical training

On completion of the e-learning training you MUST take a screenshot of your results with your name visible.

You will need to upload this screen shot onto the below MS Forms:

Venepuncture Part B: Booking your practical session. – Fill in form

Once you have uploaded your screenshot you will be able to select which date you wish to attend.

Upon completing the MS Forms a member of staff will be in touch to confirm your 25 -minute practical session.

 

Please note upon attending the practical session you will need to complete the designated competency pack. (please see attached)


Apr 2026 21

Practice Assessor, Practice Supervisor and Skills Facilitator - SSSA Standards, 21/04/2026, 10:00 - 12:00, Room 3, STRIVE, FHN

17/20 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2026-04-14 00:00

These update sessions contain the NMC standards for Student Supervision and Assessment for Practice Assessors, Practice Supervisors and Skills Facilitators.

For further information about these sessions, please contact Practice Placement Facilitators; stees.practiceplacement@nhs.net

 

Please note, if you are a Practice Supervisor who wishes to become a New Practice Assessor, please book onto the FULL DAY Practice Assessor course.


Apr 2026 22

TRACHEOSTOMY STUDY DAY - REGISTERED STAFF - 22-04-2026 09:00AM - 13:00PM DKLT, STRIVE AT JCUH

12/20 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2026-04-21 00:00

These sessions are aimed at Registered nurses and AHP’s to increase the knowledge, awareness and management of patients with tracheostomies in an acute setting.


Apr 2026 22

Cannulation Practical Session 22-04-2026 ROOM 25 STRIVE JCUH

/0 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2025-05-07 00:00

PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU CANNOT BOOK YOURSELF ONTO THIS SESSION.

Please follow the below process to be booked on:

PART A :

Step 1: E-learning
Access and complete all E-learning training and assessment by following the links below:

E- LEARNING
Link https://bbraunmedical.mylearningapp.com/

Enrolment key/ Password: SouthTees2021
You MUST Enrol using your trust nhs.net account.

Step 2: Assessment

You have a maximum of three attempts to pass, with a pass mark required of 70% required.
It is essential upon completion of the e-learning you MUST log out of the system,
otherwise your results may not be submitted.

Step 3: Booking practical training

To successfully complete the training you must gain a minimum of 70% (7/10).

Upon completing the Cannulation eLearning you will receive a certificate to your email address that you have used to complete the training.

You will then need to upload a copy of your certificate onto the Cannulation Part B Forms, which can be found using the below link:

Cannulation Part B: Booking your practical session.  – Fill in form

You will also use this link to specify which date you wish to attend.

Upon completing the Form then you will receive an email from The Clinical Skills Team confirming which 25 minute slot you have been booked onto.

Once you have attended your Practical session you will need to complete the designated competency pack (please see attached)


Apr 2026 24

ACUTE ILLNESS MANAGEMENT - REGISTERED STAFF - 24-04-2026 08:30AM - 17:00PM IHLT, STRIVE AT JCUH

27/28 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2026-03-25 00:00

AIM (Acute Illness Management) is a one-day inter-professional course standardising the clinical approach to the management of the deteriorating patient and is suitable for all registered staff.

 

Important notice

There is a pre-requisite that the course manual must be received at least 30 days in advance to allow reading.

If you do not receive a manual it is your responsibility to contact the Acutely Ill Patient Team on stees.aip@nhs.net

Please do not attend the study day if you have not received the manual.

 

Please note this session is aimed at

REGISTERED STAFF – Band 5 and above (including Nursing Associates)


Apr 2026 24

Interpretation of Electrocardiogram (ECG's), 24/04/2026, 08:00 - 12:00, Room 2, STRIVE at FHN

10/10 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2026-04-14 00:00

This training is appropriate for registered professional band 4 and above

Topics covered include:

 

Anatomy and physiology of the heart.

How to perform an ECG with correct lead placement.

Barriers to taking an ECG and how to overcome them.

Interpreting ECG���s.

Recognise cardiac arrhythmias and escalation of care.

Overview of ACS, NSTEMI and STEMI


Apr 2026 24

Shared Decision Making, 24/04/2026, 12:30 - 16:00, Room 41, STRIVE, JCUH

10/16 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2026-04-13 00:00

Shared Decision Making 

Achieving Shared Decision Making goals of care is one the quality priorities for the trust .Shared Decision Making means people are supported to understand the care, treatment and support options available and the risks, benefits and consequences of those options, and to make a decision about a preferred course of action, based on evidence-based, good quality information and their personal preferences. 

It is a process in which practitioners and individuals work together to select tests, treatments, management or support packages, based on evidence and the individual’s informed preferences, rather than the individual being told what to do by the practitioner. 

Shared Decision Making is relevant in any nonlife threatening situation when a health or care decision needs to be made, and a range of options (including doing nothing), is available. 

This programme is approved by The Personalised Care Institute. 

Programme Structure 

A half day workshop, delivered face to face, designed to support practitioners to learn the process of good quality SDM and provide individuals with the knowledge and skills to support people in making decisions about their health and care. 

Our programme covers; 

  • Overview of Shared Decision Making
    • Brief introduction to how we make decisions
    • Brief introduction to health literacy Key elements of a shared decision-making conversation
    • Shared decision-making skills and practice 

This is a highly interactive programme with an emphasis on skills development and practice. 

Pre-Evaluation - SHARED DECISION MAKING PROGRAMME  Pre-Evaluation – Fill in form 

 

Post Evaluation -SHARED DECISION MAKING PROGRAMME -Post Evaluation – Fill in form 


Apr 2026 28

Palliative and End of Life Care Champion's Programme, 28/04/2026, 08:30 - 12:30, Room 3, STRIVE, FHN

11/32 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2026-04-20 00:00

This training will explore neurodiversity—what it means, and how it affects patients, their families, and the staff caring for individuals who are palliative or approaching the end of life. The session will provide ample opportunity to reflect on how neurodiversity relates to clinical practice and discuss practical strategies to best support neurodiverse individuals.

The session will be led by Dr. Hannah Williamson, Lead Clinical Psychologist for Neurodiversity within the Trust.

In addition, there will be a dedicated session on recent developments in palliative and end-of-life care, including an overview of the new NECN Palliative and End-of-Life Care Symptom Control Guidelines (2025, Sixth Edition).

NENC-Palliative-and-End-of-Life-Care-Symptom-Control-Guidelines-2025-Sixth-Edition.pdf