Sepsis in Health and Social Care Training Course
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For quantities of 10–19, the price is £12.00 per course; for 20–29, it’s £11.50 per course; for 30–49, it’s £10.50 per course, and for orders of 50 or more, even bigger discounts are available. Please note: one course purchase = one learner licence.
Sepsis in Health and Social Care Overview
This three unit CPD Certified e-Learning course has been designed to provide the learner with an understanding of Sepsis within health and social care. As a care professional, recognising sepsis early is critical to protecting those you support. This CPD-certified course equips you with the knowledge to identify key signs, understand risk factors, and take appropriate action when sepsis is suspected.
Across three structured units, the course explores what sepsis is, common causes, red and amber flag signs, and care responsibilities. It is suitable for care workers, healthcare assistants, and support staff in health and social care settings.
Across three structured units, the course explores what sepsis is, common causes, red and amber flag signs, and care responsibilities. It is suitable for care workers, healthcare assistants, and support staff in health and social care settings.
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Learning Outcomes
- To gain an understanding of the early warning signs and common causes of sepsis
- To gain an understanding of the risk factors for individuals with sepsis
- To gain an understanding of the red flag signs of sepsis
- To gain an understanding of the diagnosis, management, and treatment of adults with sepsis
Training Units
Understanding Sepsis
10mThis unit introduces what sepsis is and how it presents in adults and children.
- Defining sepsis
- Symptoms
- Sepsis in children
Risk factors and common causes
10mExplore what causes sepsis, who is most at risk, and steps to reduce the risk.
- Common causes of sepsis
- Who is at risk?
- Minimising the risk
Supporting individuals with sepsis
15mLearn how to recognise warning signs and respond appropriately.
- Red flag signs
- Amber flag signs
- Your responsibilities
- Post sepsis syndrome
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