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Mar 2026 09

ACUTE ILLNESS MANAGEMENT - REGISTERED STAFF - 09-03-2026 08:30AM - 17:00PM IHLT, STRIVE AT JCUH

30/28 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2026-02-07 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)


Mar 2026 09

Catheterisation Practical Session 09-03-2026 ROOM 25 STRIVE JCUH

/0 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2025-03-24 00:00

Please note that this is a Practical session, in order to be booked onto this session you will need to complete the Part A ( Please see below).

Once you have completed the Part A you will be required to email stees.clinicalskills@nhs.net in order to book your 20-25 minutes practical slot.

Part A: Catheterisation

Step 1:

Access and complete all e-learning training and videos by following the links below

 

E- LEARNING

 

Watch the presentation Video - https://youtu.be/peM9_Ttg8Xk

 

Watch the demonstration Video

 

Link for Male catheterisation - https://youtu.be/0enIkvCBy5Y

 

Link for Female catheterisation -   https://youtu.be/ZnLKBJkJy9U

 

Step 2:

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

 

Assessment link – https://forms.office.com/e/4VchjKUkkV

 

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:

On completion of the e-learning training you MUST email over a screen shot of your pass mark to stees.clinicalskills@nhs.net to inform the team you have successfully completed the training by gaining a minimum of 80% or 8/10.

 

Following this email, please call the team on 01642 854062 to arrange your face-to-face practical training. At this point, the team will ensure they have received your pass mark via email.

 

Once attended, you will complete the designated competency pack within your clinical environment.

 

Kind regards,

The Clinical Skills Team


Mar 2026 10

Mouth Care Champions , 10/03/2026 , 09:00 - 12:00 , Room 20, STRIVE, JCUH

11/16 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2026-03-01 00:00

🎯 Who Should Attend: All staff from a health background—nurses, allied health professionals, and health care support  workers.

This interactive session will cover:

  • The importance of mouth care in overall health and wellbeing
  • Practical techniques, resources and products and equipment's for delivering effective oral care
  • Identifying and managing common oral health issues
  • Supporting patients with complex needs

Why Attend?

Poor oral health can lead to serious complications. By attending, you’ll gain the knowledge and confidence to make a real difference in your patients’ lives.

 

Book your place today!

 

If you require reasonable adjustments please contact stees.clinicalskills@nhs.net


Mar 2026 10

Catheterisation Practical Session-10-03-2026 ROOM 2 STRIVE FHN

/0 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2025-08-22 00:00

Please note that this is a Practical session, in order to be booked onto this session you will need to complete the Part A ( Please see below).

Once you have completed the Part A you will be required to email stees.clinicalskills@nhs.net in order to book your 20-25 minutes practical slot.

Part A: Catheterisation

Step 1:

Access and complete all e-learning training and videos by following the links below

 

E- LEARNING

 

Watch the presentation Video - https://youtu.be/peM9_Ttg8Xk

 

Watch the demonstration Video

 

Link for Male catheterisation - https://youtu.be/0enIkvCBy5Y

 

Link for Female catheterisation -   https://youtu.be/ZnLKBJkJy9U

 

Step 2:

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

 

Assessment link – https://forms.office.com/e/4VchjKUkkV

 

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:

On completion of the e-learning training you MUST email over a screen shot of your pass mark to stees.clinicalskills@nhs.net to inform the team you have successfully completed the training by gaining a minimum of 80% or 8/10.

 

Following this email, please call the team on 01642 854062 to arrange your face-to-face practical training. At this point, the team will ensure they have received your pass mark via email.

 

Once attended, you will complete the designated competency pack within your clinical environment.

 

Kind regards,

The Clinical Skills Team


Mar 2026 11

Start With Why, 11-03-2026, 08:00-16:00, ROOM 3, STRIVE, FHN, HCA's Only

4/5 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2026-03-01 00:00

Aims and Objectives
By the end of the am session all learners will be able to:
•    Exhibit a greater understanding of meaningful interactions
•    Implement a person-centred approach to care
•    Understand the importance of accurate documentation and communication (Live interaction with MIYA/patientrack educator)
•    Identify appropriate care planning
•    Recognise the role of family and carers as partners in care (John’s Campaign)

By the end of the pm session all learners will be able to:
• Practice communication skills in a safe simulated environment to overcome filters/barriers
• Develop a communication strategy when dealing with complex cases :
     e.g. delivering bad news, escalation of care, telephone v/s face to face conversation
• Knowledge and confidence in using SPIKES model
• Improve teamworking and patient safety through advanced communication skills


Mar 2026 11

Start With Why, 11-03-2026, 08:00-16:00, ROOM 3, STRIVE, FHN, Nurses Only

3/0 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2025-10-12 00:00

Aims and Objectives
By the end of the am session all learners will be able to:
•    Exhibit a greater understanding of meaningful interactions
•    Implement a person-centred approach to care
•    Understand the importance of accurate documentation and communication (Live interaction with MIYA/patientrack educator)
•    Identify appropriate care planning
•    Recognise the role of family and carers as partners in care (John’s Campaign)

By the end of the pm session all learners will be able to:
• Practice communication skills in a safe simulated environment to overcome filters/barriers
• Develop a communication strategy when dealing with complex cases :
     e.g. delivering bad news, escalation of care, telephone v/s face to face conversation
• Knowledge and confidence in using SPIKES model
• Improve teamworking and patient safety through advanced communication skills


Mar 2026 12

ACUTE ILLNESS MANAGEMENT - CLINICAL SUPPORT WORKERS - 12-03-2026 09:00AM - 16:00PM DKLT, STRIVE AT JCUH

24/24 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2026-02-10 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

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


Mar 2026 12

Verification of Expected Adult Death by Non Medical Practitioners, 12/03/2026, 09:00 - 11:00, Room 8, STRIVE,JCUH

9/20 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2026-03-02 00:00

Target Audience – All Registered Nurses, Therapists working in an advanced clinical practice roles or trainee advanced clinical practitioner role are also eligible to undertake this training.  

This course will equip staff with knowledge of the current policy and procedures around verification of an expected adult death. Staff will then be required to complete a competency assessment back in practice and be signed off as competent. 

This course will be face to face and staff have written agreement from their line manager that this course is appropriate to their clinical practice.  


Mar 2026 12

Essentials of Wound assessment (Mandatory), 12/03/2026,13:00 - 14:00, IHLT, STRIVE, JCUH

80/80 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2026-03-11 00:00

This session looks at factors that affect wound healing, holistic assessment and wound assessment.

The learning outcomes and content of the session as follows:

  • describe the importance of wound assessment
  • recognise factors that may delay wound healing
  • recall the key steps in wound assessment
  • recognise terminology used to describe the wound
  • recognise changes in the individual's wound and surrounding skin and when to refer on for advice or support
  • record and report findings from a wound assessment
  • value the importance of good communication and interpersonal skills with the multidisciplinary team

 

 

 


Mar 2026 13

Essential Clinical Competency Workshops for Band 2 Clinical Support Workers, 13/03/2026, 09:00 - 16:00, Mock Ward 5, STRIVE, JCUH

1/20 Spaces Booked:
Booking Closing Date: 2026-03-02 00:00

This programme has been designed to equip band 2 CSW with the essential knowledge, skills and confidence needed to provide safe, compassionate and high-quality care to our patients. 

Clinical Support Workers play a vital role within our multidisciplinary teams. They are often the first point of contact for patients and their families, and the care they provide has a direct impact on dignity, comfort, recovery and overall patient experience. This programme supports competency acquisition within the band 2 role. 

 

Provisional content for the workshop as below: 

  • Patient safety 
  • Communication and collaborative working 
  • Privacy and dignity/role of the chaperone 
  • Leadership and self-management 
  • IPC 
  • Catheter care 
  • Nutrition and hydration 
  • Personal hygiene  
  • Assessment and management 
  • Pressure area care 
  • Pain assessment