Adult and Paediatric Minor Illness Diploma
RCN Accredited
Delivered by Blended Learning
Suitable for all Healthcare Professionals who see adult and paediatric patients with minor illness
Adult course component 3 half days and Paediatric course component 2 days live online and 14 hours distance learning course including competencies, portfolio and 2 case studies. 35 CPD points.
Adult course component 3 half days and Paediatric course component 2 days live online and 14 hours distance learning course including competencies, portfolio and 2 case studies. 35 CPD points.
Course includes
- Principles of history taking adult and child
- Physical assessment of the patient presenting with a minor illness
- Assessment, diagnosis and management of adults and children presenting with a minor illness
- The sick child
- Sepsis- identification and management
- Red flags
Learning outcomes
At the end of the course Healthcare professionals will be able to;
- Gain skills in order to structure and manage a consultation in the GP practice and Minor Illness setting.
- Achieve the knowledge and confidence to take a comprehensive and relevant history from the patient/carer/parent and child.
- To understand the importance of detecting NAI and safeguarding issues.
- Discuss evidence based guidelines for managing patients who present with a minor illness.
- Identify and manage red flags.
- Learn skills in order to reach a working diagnosis.
- Gain or revise skills in physical assessment and the different techniques between adult and child examination.
- Show how they assess, diagnose and manage children presenting with common minor illness.
- Gain an overview of common problems in the child under 1 so that they know who and when to refer the child.
- To enable the clinician to assess and manage a sick child safely and competently and know when to refer if necessary.
- Explore basic knowledge of common minor illnesses in the adult patient, the causes and management.
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