Assisting with Medical Procedures — 17 June 2025 | 13:00- 17:00
This hands-on half-day course is designed for healthcare assistants and support staff who assist clinicians during medical procedures. Delegates will gain an understanding of safe practices, infection control principles, equipment handling, and patient preparation across a range of common procedures, including wound care, venepuncture support, catheterisation, and ECG monitoring.
The session focuses on developing practical skills, improving confidence, and ensuring safe and effective patient care. This course is ideal for those new to clinical roles or wishing to refresh their knowledge.
Learning Outcomes:
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Understand the key principles of assisting safely during procedures.
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Identify and prepare equipment appropriately.
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Maintain infection control and patient dignity.
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Communicate effectively with patients and the clinical team.
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Recognise professional boundaries and escalation pathways.
Who Should Attend:
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Healthcare Assistants (HCAs)
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Clinical Support Workers
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Nursing Associates
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Allied Healthcare Support Staff
Key Topics Covered:
- Informed consent and the role of the HCA
- Chaperoning and patient advocacy
- Maintaining patient dignity and confidentiality
- Aseptic Non-Touch Technique (ANTT)
- Infection control and health & safety
- Managing sharps injuries and spillages
- Equipment handling and clinical waste disposal
- Specimen preparation, labelling, and transport
- Accurate record keeping and documentation
- Post-procedure care, communication, and wound support.
Certificate: Certificate of Completion provided
This is a live webinar delivered using ZOOM or MS Teams—email [email protected] for group bookings.
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