Suprapubic Catheterisation Clinical Awareness Training Resources

Suprapubic Catheterisation Clinical Awareness Training Resources

Female Urinary Catheterisation Clinical Awareness & Procedures Training Resources

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Overall Aim of the Session
To equip nurses and clinical staff with the knowledge to safely manage, monitor and respond to the care needs and potential complications associated with suprapubic catheters​.

Learning Objectives:

1 What SPCs are and their clinical indications.​

2. Safe handling and maintenance techniques.​

3 Signs of infection or complications early.​

4 Escalation routes and documentation.​

5 Dignity and comfort.​

​Presentation (84 Slides) - Slide Titles:

Overall Aim and Learning Objectives​
Section - What SPCs are and their Clinical Indications​
What is a Suprapubic Catheter?​
Why a Suprapubic Catheter is Used​
Basic Anatomy ​
Settings - Suprapubic Catheterisation​
Ward or Clinical Settings​
Operating Theatres​
Section - Safe Handling and Maintenance Techniques​
Principles of Safe Handling​
Preparation and Equipment Safety​
Catheter Site Care and Observation​
Drainage System Management​
Maintaining Patency and Flow​
Changing and Securing The Catheter​
Infection Control and Risk Reduction​
Troubleshooting and Escalation​
Documentation and Communication​
Section - Signs of Infection and Complications​
Recognising Early Warning Signs​
Local Site Infection Indicators​
Systemic Signs of Infection​
Catheter Related Complications​
Urinary Changes and Clinical Interpretation​
Pain And Discomfort Assessment​
Escalation and Reporting​
Preventative Monitoring and Documentation​
Patient Education and Self Reporting​
​Clinical Reflection and Learning​
Section - Escalation Routes and Documentation ​
Understanding Escalation Pathways​
When To Escalate​
Who To Contact and How​
Documenting Escalation Actions​
Incident and Infection Reporting Requirements​
Section - Dignity and Comfort​
Principles of Dignity and Comfort in Clinical Care​
Respectful Communication and Patient Involvement​
Maintaining Privacy And Modesty​
Comfort Measures During Catheter Care​
Cultural And Individual Sensitivity​
Supporting Emotional Wellbeing​
Promoting Independence And Self Care​
Section - Summary and Key Learning Points​
Key Learning Points​
References​

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