PEG Feeding Course

• Refresher training
• Inductions
• Awareness
• Knowledge enhancement

Our comprehensive PEG feeding course has been thoughtfully crafted to cater to a broad spectrum of individuals involved in supporting those requiring nutritional support through Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG). Here’s an expanded view of the roles that can benefit from this training, including those involved in residential and domiciliary care:

Healthcare Professionals:

1. Doctors: Gain critical insights into PEG tube placement procedures, including pre-operative considerations, insertion techniques, and post-operative care, to ensure safety and efficacy.

2. Nurses: Learn about daily PEG management, such as feed and medication administration, tube maintenance, and educating patients and families, with a focus on creating personalized care plans.

3. Dietitians: Master the art of crafting and adjusting nutritional plans tailored to the unique needs of individuals with PEG, ensuring optimal nutritional intake and monitoring for potential complications.

Carers:

1. Family Members: Acquire essential knowledge on home care practices, including hygiene, feed preparation, and early identification of complications, empowering you to provide compassionate and effective support.

2. Non-Professional Carers: Build competencies in managing PEG feeding systems, troubleshooting common issues, and collaborating with healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive care.

Residential and Domiciliary Care Workers:

1. Residential Care Workers: For those working in residential settings such as nursing homes, the course offers specialized training on managing multiple patients with PEG, ensuring adherence to institutional policies, and fostering a supportive environment.

2. Domiciliary Care Workers: Tailored for carers providing in-home services, this segment of the course focuses on adapting care practices to the home environment, working closely with family members, and ensuring the patient’s comfort and safety outside a traditional healthcare setting.

By extending the scope of our PEG feeding course to encompass professionals and carers in both residential and domiciliary settings, we aim to bridge knowledge gaps and foster a network of skilled, empathetic individuals. This comprehensive approach ensures that all patients receiving PEG feeding benefit from a continuum of care that is informed, patient-centric, and holistic, regardless of their care setting.