Casgevy Patient Alert Card Awareness Level 1 Training Resources
Anticoagulants Awareness Understanding Dalteparin and Enoxaparin for Non-Clinical Care Staff This session is aimed at staff who do not administer the injection, but may care for, support or observe a person who is receiving anticoagulant treatment. Primary audience includes: Care assistants / care workers Senior care workers Support workers Healthcare assistants (HCAs) who are not administering the injection Domiciliary care workers Supported living staff Residential care staff Activities/wellbeing staff, where relevant to their role Non-clinical staff who have regular contact with people receiving anticoagulants Team leaders/deputy managers who need awareness but do not administer the medication Managers who need to understand the risks and escalation requirements
Casgevy Patient Alert Card Awareness Level 1 Training Resources Non-Clinical
Awareness for Health & Social Care Staff
Target audience:
Care home staff
Domiciliary care staff
Supported living staff
Registered Nurses
Senior care staff
Healthcare assistants
GP/practice staff
Community healthcare staff
Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key.
All files editable.
Overall Learning Aim: To help health and social care staff understand the purpose of the Casgevy Patient Alert Card and know how to respond appropriately when supporting someone who has received Casgevy.
Learning Outcomes:
Explain in simple terms what Casgevy is.
Recognise the Casgevy Patient Alert Card.
Explain why the Patient Alert Card is important.
Identify key information the card provides to healthcare professionals.
Describe what staff should do if they encounter a person with the card.
Recognise when information should be passed to a healthcare professional.
Understand the limits of their role when supporting someone who has received Casgevy.
Presentation (29 Slides) - Slide Titles:
Overall Aim and Learning Outcomes
Introduction
What is Casgevy?
What Is the Casgevy Patient Alert Card?
Why Is the Patient Alert Card Important?
What Information Is on the Patient Alert Card?
What Should Staff Know About Bleeding Risk?
Why Are Blood Tests Important?
What Should Staff Do If They See the Patient Alert Card?
When Should Staff Seek Medical Advice?
Important Information About Blood, Organ and Tissue Donation
What Should Staff Do in Different Care Settings? Care Home
What Should Staff Do in Different Care Settings? Domiciliary Care
What Should Staff Do in Different Care Settings? Supported Living
What Should Staff Do in Different Care Settings? GP, Community and Other Healthcare Settings
What Is Outside Your Role?
References and Further Information
Word Documents
Handout
End of Session Knowledge Check
Trainer Aide Answer Key
HSC Training Link
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| Title | Casgevy Patient Alert Card Awareness Level 1 Training Resources |
|---|---|
| Brand | HSC Training Link |
| Category | Presentation Packs |
| SKU | g2UK09z |
| Condition | new |
| Country of Origin | United Kingdom |
| MPN | g2UK09z |
