This is delivered to all staff and includes: Basic life support (including airway and respiratory management, choking and management of acute anaphylaxis) Moving and handling (including use of mobility aides eg sliding sheets, mobility hoists and sling safety)

As well as mandatory training, our staff are taught clinical care skills by registered nurses such as: Airway clearance Documentation and record keeping Incident reporting Infection control and hand hygiene Medication management Multiple programmed invasive and non invasive ventilation Nutrition and hydration (including feeding pumps and enteral devices such as PEG/PEG-J tubes, Mic-Key buttons, nasogastric and nasojejunal tubes, gastrostomy and jejunostomy) Oscillated chest Vest physiotherapy Respiratory management Seizure management Tracheostomy care Vital signs taking and monitoring

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Our complex care training model, which supports how we train our staff is divided into key areas that cover a variety of complex care skills. These are designed around the needs of the child or young person receiving the care.

Our complex care training model includes:

Mandatory training

Clinical training

Child-specific training

Competency assessments

All training is based on national guidelines from the NHS, Great Ormond Street Hospital and other clinical paediatric settings. This is crucial in how we train our staff and covers a combination of mandatory and clinical skills.

This is often delivered alongside child-specific training to ensure staff have all the skills they need to support personalised care. Delivered by our experienced Clinical Nurse Educators, our complex care training model is widely considered sector-leading.

Mandatory Training

This is delivered to all staff and includes:

Basic life support
(including airway and respiratory management, choking and management of acute anaphylaxis)
Moving and handling
(including use of mobility aides eg sliding sheets, mobility hoists and sling safety)

Clinical Training

As well as mandatory training, our staff are taught clinical care skills by registered nurses such as:

Airway clearance
Documentation and record keeping
Incident reporting
Infection control and hand hygiene
Medication management
Multiple programmed invasive and non invasive ventilation
Nutrition and hydration
(including feeding pumps and enteral devices such as PEG/PEG-J tubes, Mic-Key buttons, nasogastric and nasojejunal tubes, gastrostomy and jejunostomy)
Oscillated chest Vest physiotherapy
Respiratory management
Seizure management
Tracheostomy care
Vital signs taking and monitoring

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