HSE South (Cork / Kerry)

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1 HSE South (Cork / Kerry) NURSING & MIDWIFERY PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT UNIT REGIONAL CONTINUING EDUCATION PROSPECTUS Spring/Summer 2018

2 Nursing & Midwifery Planning & Development Unit Introduction The aim of this prospectus is to inform all nurses / midwives working in the HSE South (Cork / Kerry), of the up-coming continuing education opportunities. It is hoped that this publication will enable you to reflect on your own professional development requirements and plan accordingly. Yours sincerely, Fiona Willis Nursing and Midwifery Planning and Development (NMPD) Officer 1 P age

3 Application Process Read prospectus carefully and decide on the day(s) or programme most appropriate to your practice and interest. Discuss your selected preferences with your line manager. Your line manager will complete the relevant nomination form (which they will receive prior to the programme commencement) and return to the Nursing and Midwifery Planning and Development Unit or to the named course facilitator. You will be notified when you have been successful in gaining a place on the nominated programme. Please Note: Confirmation of places will not occur in regard to Regional Educational Study days. Contact Address: Nursing and Midwifery Planning and Development Unit, HSE South (Cork/Kerry), Administration Building, St. Marys Health Campus, Gurranbraher, Cork. T23 X440 Telephone: Fax: Fiona.Willis@hse.ie Fiona Willis NMPD Officer 2 P age

4 Contents... 0 HSE South... 0 Nursing & Midwifery... 1 Planning & Development Unit... 1 Introduction... 1 Fiona Willis... 1 Application Process... 2 Leading an Empowered Organisation... 5 Leading an Empowered Organisation (LEO) Leadership Follow-up Workshops... 6 COMPASS/NEWS National Early Warning Score and Associated Education Programme... 7 Anaphylaxis Training... 8 Preceptorship Course 1 Day... 9 Preceptorship Course (0.5 Day Update) Hours Breastfeeding Update Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers Neonatal Resuscitation Programme Intravenous Medication Administration Venepuncture/ Peripheral Intravenous Cannulation Management of Actual or Potential Aggression (MAPA) Practical Session on Managing Asthma Part of the National Asthma Programme The Examination and Management of the Foot in Diabetes (Diabetes National Clinical Programme) National Enabling and Enhancing Quality of Care with the Person with Dementia - Acute Care Programme National Enabling and Enhancing Quality Care with the Person with Dementia - 2 Day Programme Community Care Scope of Nursing and Midwifery Framework Workshop Final Journeys: What Matters To Me (Healthcare Assistants (HCA s) Working in Kerry What Matters To Me (Registered Nurses Working in Kerry Residential Care Settings) Introduction to Cardiac Rhythm and ECG Interpretation Recognising the Acutely Medically Unwell Patient (Mental Health) National Schools Immunisation Programme Cervical Cancer and HPV Communicating with People with Dementia (End of Life) Re-insertion of Suprapubic Catheter CPD Update Acute Deterioration, IV Therapy, Haemovigilance Recognising the Acutely Unwell Medical Patient/Sepsis (Mental Health Services) Person Centred Care Introduction to Central Venous Access Catheters (Port-a-Cath, Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC line) and Skin Tunnelled Catheters (Hickman Lines)) Respiratory/Tracheostomy Study Day ANAPHYLAXIS AND ITS MANAGEMENT Basic Life Support Breastfeeding Update: Six Hours Hoist Workshop Irish Maternity Early Warning System (IMEWS) Programme Intravenous Therapy Programme Open Disclosure Maternity Critical Care Programme People Moving and Handling Programme (Full day) P age

5 People Moving and Handling Programme (half day) Neonatal Resuscitation Programme (7 th Ed) Practical Obstetric Multi professional Training (PROMPT 2) Perineal Repair Workshop Six Day Preparation for Birth and Parenthood Programme The Administration of Prostin (Per Vaginum) by Midwives Preceptorship Programme Venepuncture Programme (to gain competency) Venepuncture and Cannulation Programme (update) Venepuncture and Intravenous Cannulation Programme Academic Writing Skills Adult Venepuncture Anaphylaxis Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (BLS) Urethral Catheterisation in Females/Males (Adults) Supra Pubic Catheter Change (Adults) Clinical Audit Delegation Workshop Dementia Awareness Enhancing and Enabling Well Being for the Person with Dementia 2 Day National Programme Enabling and Enhancing Quality of Care for the Person with Dementia in the Acute Hospital Setting Injection Technique Workshop Leading in Uncertain Times Medication Management Preceptorship (Half Day Programme) Shift Handover: A Training Programme for Nurses and Health Care Assistants Foundation Programme in Sexual Health Promotion Well Being - A programme to support the promotion of positive mental health and well being Improve participants understanding of a positive approach to mental well-being and its application to work practice P age

6 Nursing & Midwifery Planning & Development Unit, (Cork/Kerry) Accreditation Dates : Venue: Leading an Empowered Organisation The LEO programme seeks to develop and support behaviours that create strong empowered organisations The programme provides managers and leaders with a basis for developing healthy relationships, leading change and creating capacity for learning 35T Ann Coughlan, Practice Development Co-ordinator Mental Health Services Eileen Kelly, Director Centre of Nurse Education, Cork University Hospital Three full days 23 rd, 24 th & 25 th January 2018 (Senior Staff Nurses) 20 th, 21 st & 22 nd February 2018 (CNM1/2s) KERRY VENUE 20, 21 st & 22 nd March 2018 (CNM1/2s) 24 th, 25 th & 26 th April 2018 (Senior Staff Nurses) 22 nd, 23 rd & 24 th May 2018 (CNM1/2s) 19 th, 20 th & 21 st June 2019 (Senior Staff Nurses) Conference Room, Administration Building St. Mary s Health Campus, Gurranbraher, Cork Time: Day 1: to Day2/3: to Number of 25 Target Leaders and Managers from all disciplines Assessment 35T Nomination from relevant Line Ms. Olive Clarke Nursing & Midwifery Planning & Development Unit, (Cork/Kerry), HSE South, Administration Building, St. Mary s Health Campus, Gurranbraher, Cork. olive.clarke@hse.ie 5 P age

7 Nursing & Midwifery Planning & Development Unit, (Cork/Kerry) Accreditation Dates : Venue: Leading an Empowered Organisation (LEO) Leadership Follow-up Workshops Leaders and managers who have attended the LEO programme will be invited to attend a follow-up leadership workshop six months after the initial programme. The aim of this follow-up is to provide participants with a support structure to facilitate the implementation of new leadership concepts in practice The workshop includes a review of the main leadership concepts presented in the initial leadership programme and provides an opportunity for group-work and discussion on participants experience of implementing change in practice 35T Ann Coughlan, Practice Development Co-ordinator, Mental Health Services Eileen Kelly, Director Centre of Nurse Education, Cork University Hospital Half-day To be advised The Conference Room, Administration Building, St. Mary s Health Campus, Gurranbraher, Cork Time: to Number of 25 Target Leaders and Managers who have attended LEO Programme, will be invited to attend the followup workshop, along with the other participants and the facilitator who participated in the initial programme Assessment Nomination from relevant Line 35T Ms. Olive Clarke Nursing & Midwifery Planning & Development Unit, (Cork/Kerry), HSE South, Administration Building, St. Mary s Health Campus, Gurranbraher, Cork. olive.clarke@hse.ie 6 P age

8 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry COMPASS/NEWS National Early Warning Score and Associated Education Programme To assist ward based nurses, doctors and other staff e.g. physiotherapists to recognise the at risk deteriorating patient at an early stage, in order to initiate early treatment to prevent multi-organ failure. To facilitate improved communication in the multidisciplinary team. Assessing the acutely ill patient Initial management of the blue and breathless patient, the hypotensive patient, the patient with disordered level of consciousness, patient with acute kidney injury, sepsis. Communication skills, ethical issues. NMBI Cat1=6CEU s Staff of Kerry Centre of Nursing and Midwifery Education, Nursing Practice Development Team, Sepsis Co-ordinator and Senior Medical Staff, University Hospital Kerry ½ day Dates : 23 rd January, 2 nd May, 28 th June, 2018 Venue: Kerry Centre of Nurse & Midwifery Education, UHK Time: Number of 16 per day Target Ward based nurses, Non-consultant hospital doctors, Physiotherapists Assessment: N/A Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 7 P age

9 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Anaphylaxis Training To equip registered nurses, midwives and doctors with evidence based knowledge and skills in the recognition and management of anaphylaxis. Differentiate between severe allergic reaction and anaphylaxis. To become familiar with the ABCDE approach to recognise and manage anaphylaxis. To become familiar with the appropriate medications as per UK Resuscitation Council Guidelines and local policies. NMBI Cat1=3CEU s Mary T Ring (Nurse Tutor/Specialist Co-ordinator, KCNME), Dr. Elizabeth Heffernan (Nurse Tutor/Director, KCNME) 3 hours Dates : 12 th February, 10 th May, 27 th June, 2018 Venue: Main Classroom, KCNME, University Hospital Kerry Time: Number of 6 12 per session Target Nurses, Midwives and Doctors from all disciplines working in every sector of the health service who are likely to encounter an anaphylactic reaction as part of their role Assessment: Online Module Assessment Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 8 P age

10 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Dates : Venue: Preceptorship Course 1 Day The aim of this course is to provide registered nurses and midwives with the knowledge, skills and attitudes required to assess undergraduate student nurses in an environment of change. Complete HSELand online units prior to attendance Introduction to the Module and Group National and Local Programme, Clinical Placement Supports, Learning Log, Facilitating Adult Learning in the Clinical Environment, Special Learning Difficulties, Reflection, Role, Responsibilities and Accountability of the Preceptor, Disclosure, Competencies Applied to Local Level, Work Shop Development Plan, Conclusion and Evaluation. NMBI Cat1=6CEU s Dr. Elizabeth Heffernan (Director, KCNME) Mary Brosnan (Nurse Lecturer, Institute of Technology, Tralee) Preceptorship Team (Lecturer s and CPC s) 1 Day April - June Dates to be Confirmed. Library Classroom, Kerry CNME, UHK Bantry General Hospital Time: Number of Target Assessment: Nomination from relevant Line (Full Day) All staff involved in assessing undergraduate student nurses in all disciplines of Nursing and Midwifery N/A Doreen Hare, Secretary, Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 9 P age

11 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Dates : Preceptorship Course (0.5 Day Update) The aim of this course is to update registered nurses in relation to the knowledge, skills and attitudes required to assess undergraduate student nurses in an environment of change Complete HSELand online units prior to attendance Introduction and Welcome Group Nurse Education, Current Local Programme Preceptorship, Learning Log, Special Learning Needs, Disclosure, Competencies Applied to Local Level and Workshop, Clinical Learning Outcomes and Development Plan, Conclusions and Evaluation NMBI Cat1=4CEU s Dr. Elizabeth Heffernan (Director, KCNME) Mary Brosnan (Nurse Lecturer, ITT, Tralee) Preceptorship Team (Lecturer s and CPC s) 4 Hours Half Day Update April - June Dates to be Confirmed. Venue: St. Columbanus Community Hospital, Killarney Bantry General Hospital West Kerry Community Hospital (Dingle) Kerry CNME, UHK (Library Classroom) Time: St. Columbanus Community Hospital/ Dingle Bantry General Hospital and , Kerry CNME Number of St Columbanus Community Hospital, KCNME Target All staff involved in assessing undergraduate student nurses in all disciplines of nursing and Midwifery Assessment: N/A Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 10 P age

12 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry 6 Hours Breastfeeding Update It is an integral part of achieving the long-term goal of a Baby Friendly Hospital, and provide a common foundation for basic breastfeeding management among physicians, midwifes, nurses and other maternity staff, which will lay the basis for change. Evidence and Research on: Lactation, Skin to Skin Exclusive breastfeeding, Growth patterns Feeding/positions, patterns and evaluation Breastfeeding policy/ 10 Steps/ BFHI Hand expressing, Breastfeeding in the community Breastfeeding pre-term infants, Early and later challenges, Communication workshop. NMBI Cat1=6CEU s Mary O Connor (PHN, Lactation Consultant) Dr. Elizabeth Heffernan (Director Kerry CNME) 6 Hours Dates : Dates to be confirmed for Spring 2018 Venue: Library Classroom, Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry Time: Number of 30 Target Midwives, Special Baby Care Nurses, Public Health Nurses, Paediatric Nurses, Maternity OPD Nurses, Practice Nurses who have previously completed the 20 Hours B/F Programme Assessment: N/A Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Kerry Centre of Nurse & Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 11 P age

13 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers To teach the principles and techniques of BLS for the Adult, Child and Infant. Introduction Adult CPR, Child CPR, Infant CPR, Adult/ Child/ Infant Foreign Body Airway Obstruction Automatic External Defibrillation (AED). Irish Heart Foundation Certified Fiona Barton, Resuscitation Training Officer Dr. Elizabeth Heffernan (Director, KCNME), Mary T. Ring and Mary McNamara (Specialist Co-ordinations, KCNME) Helen O Leary & Mgt. Griffin, (CNM s, ITU, UHK) Nicola McGovern, Margaret Keane-Stack (CCU, UHK) Brendan McGovern (Dialysis, UHK), Mary Molyneaux, Claire O Connor, Ann O Riordan & Aine Kelly (ITU, UHK), Margaret Cronin (CCU, BGH), Catherine Doolin Catherine Drinan (Mental Health Services) Helen O Halloran, Kay O Donoghue-Hayes (Car Rehab), Sue Arthurs, Pauline O Callaghan, Pauline Collins & Mary O Connor (Kerry PHN s), Susan English (CNU) 1 Day and Pre-course studying of BLS for Healthcare Providers (AHA, 2016) Dates : UHK, BGH and Mental Health Services (dates to be confirmed Spring 2018) Venue: Library Classroom, KCNME, UHK, Education Classroom, Bantry General Hosptial Time: Number of 12 (maximum) Target Assessment: Nomination from relevant Line Nurses, Midwives and other Healthcare Providers at UHK, PHN, BGH, Mental Health Services. Further programmes will be provided for other groups based on demand (names if interested to KCNME secretary) MCQ Exam and Skills Assessment Doreen Hare, Secretary, Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 12 P age

14 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Neonatal Resuscitation Programme To teach the theoretical principles and techniques of Neonatal Resuscitation. Practical Skill Stations and Assessment on: Initial Steps in Resuscitation Use of a Resuscitation Devices for PPV Chest Compressions Endotracheal Intubation and LMA Insertion Medications Key Behavioural Skills and Debriefing. NMBI Cat1=5CEU s Dr. Ali Aktar Khan (Consultant Paediatrician) Jacky Mc Cull (CNM2, Emly Ward) Dr. Elizabeth Heffernan (Director, Kerry CNME) ½ Day Pre-course studying of the Neonatal Resuscitation Textbook (7 th Edition) essential. Completion of an Online Examination prior to attendance on the day (submission of certificate). Online examination costs approximately 33 Dates : 10 th January 2018, 11 th July Venue: Library Classroom, KCNME, University Hospital Kerry, Time: Number of 15 Target Midwives, Special Baby Care Nurses, Paediatric Nurses, Obstetric House Doctors, Theatre, A&E and OPD Nurses, Ambulance Personnel (EMT s), Public Health Nurses Assessment: Online Exam and Skills Assessment Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 13 P age

15 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Intravenous Medication Administration To equip staff with the theory and skill of all aspects of intravenous therapy, and the administration of intravenous medications with further development of competence under clinical supervision. Pre-reading Preparation Pack Professional, legal and ethical issues Fluid and Electrolyte considerations Pharmacological aspects of IV therapy, Drug calculations Care of the IV cannula, and complications of IV therapy Hospital Policy management IV therapy and competency assessment Practical demonstration of IV therapy, administration via cannula and pump Practical workshop, MCQ/ Short answer question exam NMBI Cat1=7CEU s Mary T. Ring (Specialist Co-ordinator, KCNME), and HSE South Healthcare Providers Staff 1 Day Dates : 7 th February, 4 th April, 23 rd May,10 th July, 2018 Venue: Main Classroom, KCNME, University Hospital Kerry Time: Number of 8 12 Target Nurses and Midwives from all disciplines working in every sector of the health service who will be involved in administering intravenous therapy as part of their role Assessment: Online Module, Exam and Clinical Assessment Nomination from relevant Line Doreen Hare, Secretary, Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 14 P age

16 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Venepuncture/ Peripheral Intravenous Cannulation To equip staff with the theoretical underpinning of processes involved in Venepuncture and Peripheral Intravenous Cannulation. Based on A Guiding Framework for Education, Training and Competence Validation in Venepuncture and Peripheral Intravenous Cannulation for Nurses and Midwives (ONMSD, 2017). Blended Learning approach contact the KCNME secretary for pre-course requirements. NMBI Cat1=4CEU s Mary T. Ring (Specialist Co-ordinator, KCNME) ½ Day Dates : 8 th February, 10 th April, 22 nd May, 14 th June, 5 th July, 2018 Venue: Main Classroom, KCNME, University Hospital Kerry Time: Number of 6-8 Target Nurses and Midwives from all disciplines working in every sector of the health service who will be involved in Venepuncture or/ and Cannulation as part of their role Assessment: Online Module (x2), Exam and Clinical Assessment Nomination from relevant Line Doreen Hare, Secretary, Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 15 P age

17 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Management of Actual or Potential Aggression (MAPA) To provide healthcare staff with a safe, non-harmful behaviour management system, designed to help them provide the best possible Care, Welfare, Safety and Security (CWSS) of individuals at all times. It enables the best possible CWSS when there is a need to manage disruptive, assaultive and out-of-control individuals. CPI Introduction/ Ground Rules/ Pre Test Unit 1 The CPI Crisis Development Model Unit 2 Non-Verbal Communication Unit 3 Verbal and Paraverbal Communication Unit 4 Verbal Communication Unit 5 Precipitating Factors, Rational Detachment, Integrated Experience Unit 6 Fear and Anxiety Unit 7 Decision Making Unit 8 Physical Intervention/ Disengagement Skills and Response Continuum Unit 10 Post-Crisis/ Post Test. UK Crisis Intervention Institute (CPI) Certified Dr. Elizabeth Heffernan (Director, Kerry Education Centre) Mary Ring (Specialist Co-ordinator Kerry CNME) 1 Day Programme Dates : 12 th April Venue: Library Classroom, KCNME, University Hospital Kerry Time: Number of 12 Target Staff working in Kerry Community/Care University Hospital Kerry Nurses/Midwives, Portering, Clerical, Domestic, Security NB Staff working within the Mental Health Services and Intellectual Disabilities should access PMAV training (Professional Management of Aggression and Violence) Assessment: Exam and Skills Assessment Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 16 P age

18 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Practical Session on Managing Asthma Part of the National Asthma Programme To equip registered nurses working in ED, Medical assessment units, GP practice, community, medical settings with the knowledge to support patients in the day to day management of asthma including peak flow monitoring and use of inhaler. Use and choice of inhalers effective inhaler technique Peak flow monitoring and interpretation of reading Self management plans. NMBI Cat1=3CEU s Respiratory CNSp Dr. Elizabeth Heffernan (Director, Kerry Education Centre) 3 Hours Dates : Available on request for Spring 2018 Venue: Check venues with KCNME Secretary Time: Number of 12 per session Target Nurses, Midwives Assessment: N/A Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 17 P age

19 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry The Examination and Management of the Foot in Diabetes (Diabetes National Clinical Programme) To introduce registered nurses and doctors to the Diabetes National Clinical Programme Model of Care for the Diabetic Foot (HSE, 2011). To create competence in the management of the diabetic foot, and the associated foot care decision making support tools for use in clinical practice. Self-assessment of Competence, Model of Care for Diabetic foot (HSE, 2011) Principles of Diabetic Foot Assessment, Pathway, Screening Tools, Referral, Practical Workshop, Individual Practical Assessment, Supervised Assessment. NMBI Cat1=4CEU s Podiatrists, Kerry Community Services Dr. Elizabeth Heffernan (Director, Kerry Education Centre) 4 Hours Dates : Contact Secretary KCNME for dates Spring 2018 Venue: KCNME, University Hospital Kerry Time: Number of 12 per session Target Practice nurses, PHN s, Doctors, Registered Nurses in Acute Hospitals, Community Hospitals and Day Centres Assessment: Supervised Assessment Nomination from relevant Line Doreen Hare, Secretary, Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 18 P age

20 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry National Enabling and Enhancing Quality of Care with the Person with Dementia - Acute Care Programme The aim of the programme is to raise awareness of the needs of the person with dementia in the acute setting. Overview of Dementia and Delirium Capacity Dementia friendly Acute Hospital Environment Communication Impact on Families. NMBI Cat1=4CEU s Mary McNamara, Specialist Co-ordinator, KCNME Ann Holly, Assistant Director of Midwifery, UHK 4 Hour Programme Dates : 9 th January, 5 th February, 12 th March, 14 May, 2018 Venue: Main Classroom, Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry Time: Number of Minimum 6 Maximum 20 Target Nurses and Social and Health Care Professionals Assessment: N/A Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 19 P age

21 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Dates : Venue: National Enabling and Enhancing Quality Care with the Person with Dementia - 2 Day Programme Community Care The aim of the educational awareness programme is to provide participants with the knowledge skills and attitudes required to deliver high quality, person-centred care to people with dementia. Growing Older, Overview of Dementia, Person-Centred Dementia Care, Communicating with the Person with Dementia, Creating a Dementia Friendly Environment, Responsive Behaviours No Quick Fix, The Person, their Families/Carers and Dementia Care, Partnerships in Care, Enabling and Enhancing Quality of Life (Group Work and Discussion), Palliative Care and Dementia. NMBI Cat1=16CEU s Mary McNamara, Specialist Co-ordinator, KCNME. Susan Daly, Clinical Development, Norah O Connor Brosnan, CNMII 2 Days 19 th and 26 th January, 2018 (2 Day Programme) 15 th and 23 rd February, 2018 (2 Day Programme) 29 th March and 12 th April, 2018 (2 Day Programme) 19 th and 26 th April, 2018 (2 Day Programme) St Columbanus Community Hospital, Killarney Time: Number of Minimum 6 Maximum 24 Target Nurses and Health and Social Care Professionals Assessment: N/A Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 20 P age

22 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Scope of Nursing and Midwifery Framework Workshop To aid in promoting continuous professional development of Nurse and Midwifery practitioners in utilising the Scope of Nursing and Midwifery Framework with regard to Competence, Responsibility, Accountability, Autonomy, Delegation and Supervision in the practice setting whilst working collaboratively with other health care professionals. Nurses and Midwives will be able to make competent decisions on their Scope of Practice, Expanded Practice and Emergency Situations. Definition of Scope of Nursing and Midwifery Practice. Important considerations in determining the Scope of Nursing and Midwifery Practice to include: Competence, Responsibility, Accountability, Autonomy, Delegation and Supervision, Collaborative Practice, Expanded Practice, CPD, and Emergency situations. Principles for determining the Scope of Nursing and Midwifery Practice. Nurse/Midwife Scope of Practice Decision-Making Framework. NMBI Cat1=2.5CEU s Mary McNamara (Specialist Co-ordinator, KCNME) Dr. Elizabeth Heffernan (Director of Nurse Education) 3 Hours Dates : Mental Health Services (Only) Dates to be confirmed for Venue: KCNME, University Hospital Kerry Time: Number of 20 Target Nurses Assessment: N/A Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 21 P age

23 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Dates : Venue: Final Journeys: Assisting the Multidisciplinary Team to Improve End of Life Care for Patients in UHK This programme was developed by the Irish Hospice Foundation to enhance the quality of interactions between patients, their families and all hospital staff and to promote staff empowerment. Exploring the culture of end of life care in UHK The Hospice approach Care after death Communication skills in end of life care. NMBI Cat1=6.5CEU s Joanne Crowley, CNSp, Palliative Care Mary C. McNamara, Mary T. Ring (Specialist Co-ordinators) Kerry CNME One Day 25 th January, 1 st March, 24 th May, 21 st June, Library Classroom, KCNME, University Hospital Kerry Time: Number of Target 10 minimum 16 maximum All members of the UHK multidisciplinary team including administration, Health and Social Care professionals, catering, cleaning, housekeeping, healthcare assistants, medical, nursing and portering Assessment: N/A Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie NB Places will be allocated to ensure a Multi-disciplinary mix on each programme 22 P age

24 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Dates : Venue: What Matters To Me (Healthcare Assistants (HCA s) Working in Kerry Residential Care Settings) To support HCA s to improve their communication skills, confidence and competencies when caring for each resident at end of her/his life. Understand the importance of empathy in providing end of life care where resident needs come first Develop confidence in communicating with the resident in relation to her/his end of life wishes and choices. N/A Bryan Nolan Irish Hospice Foundation One Day Dates to be Confirmed KCNME, University Hospital Kerry/ St Columbanus Community Hospital, Killarney Time: Number of 12 minimum 16 maximum Target HCA working in Kerry Residential Care Settings (Only) Assessment: N/A Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie NB Nominations via line manager. Course will only be run if a minimum of 12 people are registered per day. 23 P age

25 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Dates : Venue: What Matters To Me (Registered Nurses Working in Kerry Residential Care Settings) To support Registered Nurses to improve their communication skills, confidence and competencies when caring for each resident at end of her/his life. Understand the importance of empathy in providing end of life care where the resident s needs come first Enhance communication skills with the resident in relation to her/his end of life wishes and choices. N/A Bryan Nolan Irish Hospice Foundation 1 day Dates to be confirmed KCNME, University Hospital Kerry Time: Number of 12 minimum 16 maximum Target Registered Nurses working in Kerry Residential Care Settings Only Assessment: N/A Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie NB Nominations via line manager. Courses will only be run if a minimum of 12 people are registered per day 24 P age

26 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Introduction to Cardiac Rhythm and ECG Interpretation To empower Registered Nurses and Midwives with the basic knowledge and skills to analyse cardiac rhythms and ECG s. Introduction to cardiac rhythm interpretation Reading commonly encountered cardiac rhythms Introduction to interpreting an ECG. NMBI Cat1=6.5CEU s Kay Karim, CNM3, Cardiology UHK Joan Mulgrew, Cardiac Rehabilitation, Bantry General Hospital Mary T. Ring, Specialist Co-ordinator, Kerry CNME One Day Dates : 18 th May Venue: KCNME, University Hospital Kerry Time: Number of Target 10 minimum 16 maximum Registered nurses and midwives working in UHK or BGH who require cardiac rhythm interpretation skills in their clinical role Assessment: N/A Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 25 P age

27 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Recognising the Acutely Medically Unwell Patient (Mental Health) To support the mental health multidisciplinary team to promptly recognise the medically unwell patient. Recognising the acutely medically unwell patient Sepsis Sepsis 6 care bundle ISBAR communication tool. NMBI Cat1=3.5CEU s Mary T. Ring, Specialist Co-ordinator, Kerry CNME 3.5 Hours Dates : Dates to be confirmed for Venue: Venue to be confirmed. Time: or Number of 8 minimum 16 maximum Target Staff working in Kerry Mental Health Services Assessment: N/A Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 26 P age

28 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry National Schools Immunisation Programme Practice safely and maintain competence in accordance with best evidence in relation to the Schools Immunisation Programme (SIP). Discuss current issues in relation to immunisation and the importance of effective communication. Critically evaluate the principles of professional and legal aspects that underpin nurse/midwife responsibilities in the SIP as they relate to the safe clinical practice. Ensure practice is in accordance with the National Schools Immunisation Guidelines and local policies and guidelines. Manage the safe and effective administration of vaccinations. Demonstrate effective documentation and record keeping. Introduction to Schools Immunisation Programme (SIP), Current Issues and Communications, Professional and Legal Aspects of Vaccinations Immunisation Process, Storage and Handling Standard Precautions, Immunisation Administration/ Monitoring, Documentation Audit, Medicines Protocols 1-6. NMBI Cat1=4CEU s Mary McNamara, Specialist Co-ordinator, KCNME, Catherine Gibbs, ADPHN ½ Day Dates : Dates to be confirmed for Venue: KCNME Time: Number of 15 Target PHN s RGN s and Schools Nurses Assessment: N/A Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 27 P age

29 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Dates : Venue: Time: Cervical Cancer and HPV The aim of this continuing professional education programme is to prepare HSE nurse/midwife vaccinators with the best available evidence to understand Cervical Cancer and the relevance of HPV and Cervical Cancer and subsequent outcomes To explore current issues in relation to immunisation hesitancy and the importance of effective communication. HPV Vaccination and Vaccination Hesitancy Cervical Cancer and relevance of HPV contribution Health promotion and HPV. NMBI Cat1=2.5CEU s Catherine Gibbs (ADPHN), Susan Foley (CNM11, Colposcopy), Lynn Swinbourne (Health Promotion, Manager), Mary McNamara (Specialist Co-ordinator, KCNME) 2 ½ Hours TBC Main Classroom, KCNME, University Hospital Kerry TBC Number of 20 Target PHN s, Registered Nurses and Midwives Assessment: N/A Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 28 P age

30 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Dates : Venue: Time: Communicating with People with Dementia (End of Life) This workshop gives people an opportunity to improve their confidence and competence when communicating with people with dementia. Challenges for staff when communicating with people with Dementia Different approaches to communication when a person has Dementia Good communication around end of life care for people with Dementia. N/A Irish Hospice Foundation 3.5 Hours TBC Clinical Room, St Columbanus Community Hospital, Killarney. TBC Number of 16 Target Registered General Nurses, HCAs Assessment: N/A Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 29 P age

31 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Dates : Venue: Re-insertion of Suprapubic Catheter This programme supports the registered nurse with the necessary knowledge, skills and attitude to care for the adult who requires suprapubic re-catheterisation Indications/contra indications/risks Problem solving/ procedure/antt Classroom based skills practice NMBI Cat1=3.5CEU s Mary T. Ring, Specialist Co-ordinator, Kerry CNME 5 Hours TBC Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education Time: Number of Target Assessment: 8 Nursing Staff Acute or Community Setting In Class Exam Nomination from relevant Line Doreen Hare, Secretary, Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 30 P age

32 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry CPD Update Acute Deterioration, IV Therapy, Haemovigilance Provide registered nurses/midwives with opportunity to update knowledge related to key areas of practice. Updated evidence related to sepsis/ patient deterioration, NEWS and ISBAR, care and management of peripheral intravenous cannulae and short term central venous access device, ANTT & professional implications, Haemovigilance update. NMBI Cat1=7CEU s Mary T. Ring, Specialist Co-ordinator, Kerry CNME 8 Hours Dates : 20 th February 2018, 23 rd April th May 2018, 3 rd July 2018 Venue: Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education Time: Number of Target 16 Nursing staff acute services who have completed COMPASS or Intravenous medication administration programme or Haemovigilance education more than 2 years ago. Assessment: N/A Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 31 P age

33 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Dates : Venue: Recognising the Acutely Unwell Medical Patient/Sepsis (Mental Health Services) Provide registered mental health nurses with opportunity to update knowledge related recognising acute deterioration/ sepsis. Current evidence related to Sepsis/ ABC approach to recognising and managing patient deterioration, Sepsis & Sepsis 6, ISBAR Communication tool. NMBI Cat1=3.5CEU s Mary T. Ring, Specialist Co-ordinator, Kerry CNME 3.5 Hours TBC Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education Time: Number of 12 Target Nursing Staff Kerry Mental Health Services Assessment: N/A Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 32 P age

34 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Dates : Person Centred Care To develop person centred approach culture and support Nurses, HCA staff, and carers to create partnerships that result in shared decision-making. The background and aims of Person Centred Thinking Person-Centred Practice Person-Centred Thinking Tools Reflections on Your Own Life Support Planning Person-Centred Planning and Methods Barriers and Opportunities. NMBI Cat1=1.5 CEU s Mary McNamara, Specialist Co-ordinator, Kerry CNME 1.5 hours TBC Venue: St Columbanus Community Hospital, Killarney, Older Person Services Time: Number of Target Assessment: Nomination from relevant Line 10 RGN s and Health Care workers N/A Doreen Hare, Secretary, Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 33 P age

35 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Dates : Introduction to Central Venous Access Catheters (Port-a-Cath, Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC line) and Skin Tunnelled Catheters (Hickman Lines)) To facilitate registered nurses to develop skills and competency required to care for individuals with Central Venous Access Devices (Port-a-Cath, Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC line) and Skin Tunnelled Catheters (Hickman Lines). Update on Scope of Practice Definition of Central Venous Access Devices Implementing evidence based care professional issues, complications Care & management of Central Venous Access Devices (Port-a-Cath, Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC line) and Skin Tunnelled Catheters (Hickman Lines) Clinical scenario workshop. NMBI Cat1=3.5 CEU s Joanne Crowley, CNSp Palliative care, Abbey Lynch, CNM11, Mary McNamara, Specialist Co-ordinator, Kerry CNME 3.5 hours TBC Venue: KCNME Time: Number of 10 Target RGN s Assessment: Competency Assessment Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 34 P age

36 Kerry Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, Tralee, Co. Kerry Respiratory/Tracheostomy Study Day To enhance the knowledge and skills of nurses and healthcare professionals on the fundamental aspects of tracheostomy care for adults.. A study day on Care of Patient with Respiratory Disorder including: Non invasive Ventilation, Humidification, Arterial Blood Gases Management of a Patient with a Tracheostomy. Margaret Griffin (CNM, ITU), Susan O Neill (Senior Physiotherapist), Emir Murphy (SLE), Roisin O Shea (Physiotherapist Respiratory), Garret Kelliher (Fisher and Paykel), Caroline O Halloran (CPC). Full Day Dates : 13 th January 2018 Venue: Library Classroom, University Hospital Kerry. Time: Number of Target RGN s, Healthcare Professionals who care for Adult Patients with Tracheostomy. Assessment: Not applicable. Nomination from Doreen Hare, relevant Line Secretary, Centre of Nurse and Midwifery Education, University Hospital Kerry, Tralee, Co. Kerry tghschool@hse.ie 35 P age

37 Cork University Maternity Hospital, CME CORK ANAPHYLAXIS AND ITS MANAGEMENT To be confident in the recognition and management of anaphylaxis What is Anaphylaxis? Causes, recognition and management of anaphylaxis Practical Session Anaphylaxis and the adult Anaphylaxis and the child Anaphylaxis and the infant Category one approval NMBI 3 CEUs Annette Keating, Nurse Tutor CME 3 hours Dates : 20 March May 2018 Venue: Classroom A Centre of Midwifery Education, Fifth Floor CUMH Time: 1400hr to 1700hr Number of 12 Target Midwives and Nurses Assessment: 35T Nomination from relevant Line cme.administrator@hse.ie 36 P age

38 Cork University Maternity Hospital, CME Basic Life Support To teach the principles and techniques of basic life support Adult CPR, Paediatric CPR, Infant CPR, Use of automated external Defibrillator, Relief of choking in the adult, child and infant situation. Irish Heart Foundation accreditation Annette Keating & Fionnuala Hunt 6 hours Dates : 11/1/2018 8/2/2018 8/3/ /4/ /5/2018 7/6/2018 Venue: Classroom A, CME CUMH Time: Number of 7 Target Midwives Nurses, Physiotherapists and Doctors. Assessment: MCQ Nomination from Cme.administrator@hse.ie relevant Line 37 P age

39 Cork University Maternity Hospital, CME Breastfeeding Update: Six Hours To update midwives in the art and education of breastfeeding Protection, promotion and support of breastfeeding, breastfeeding challenges, early and late infant nutrition, skills of breastfeeding-positioning and attachment to the breast and hand expression. Category One, NMBI Susan O Driscoll, Mary O Donnell and Colleagues 6 hours Dates : 26 th February 2018, 28 th March th April 2018, 30 th July Venue: Classroom B, CME, CUMH Time: hr Number of 20 Target Midwives, Nurses, Public Health Nurses, Maternity Care Assistants. Assessment: Class participation. Nomination from Susan.ODriscoll@hse.ie relevant Line 38 P age

40 Cork University Maternity Hospital, CME Hoist Workshop To learn about the safe use of a hoist for safe people moving and handling General safety features of hoist and sling. Application of safe handling principles when using hoists Category one NMBI Sheila Hussey, Moving and Handling Training Coordinator & Colleagues 2 hours Dates : 15 th March 2018 Venue: Classroom A CME Time: and repeat session Number of 12 Target All CUMH staff Assessment: Participation in discussion and practice session Nomination from Cme.administrator@hse.ie relevant Line 39 P age

41 Cork University Maternity Hospital, CME Dates : Irish Maternity Early Warning System (IMEWS) Programme To update midwives, nurses and doctors on the IMEWS IMEWS background and context, Recording of IMEWS observations, CUMH escalation policy, Use of the ISBAR communication tool, National Clinical Guidance IMEWS, CUMH IMEWS Audit results and recommendations. Category One, NMBI CME staff and Practice Development team. 1 ½ hours Multiple dates in January to coincide with MN CMS Updates Venue: Classroom A CME, CUMH Time: Number of 20 Target Midwives, Nurses and Doctors Assessment: IN class participation Nomination from Cme.administrator@hse.ie relevant Line 40 P age

42 Cork University Maternity Hospital, CME Intravenous Therapy Programme To adhere to safe practice in the administration of intravenous therapy Legislation, regulation and the administration of intravenous therapy. Local policy on the administration of IV therapy Drug calculations IV therapy and blood transfusion practices. Management of the woman with a peripheral venous cannula in situ Anaphylaxis and its management Category one, NMBI 5 CEUs Annette Keating, CME, Connie Foley/Patricia O Leary, Haemovigilance, Aine Connolly, IV Services CUH 5 hours Dates : 20 th March nd May 2018 Venue: Time: Number of Target Assessment: Nomination from relevant Line Classroom A, Centre of Midwifery Education, Fifth Floor hr 12 Midwives and Nurses HSE land elearning programme Medication Management and drug calculations assessment. Attendance at the CUH campus Braun Pump Inservice training workshop. Cme.administrator@hse.ie 41 P age

43 Cork University Maternity Hospital, CME Open Disclosure To embrace a standardised approach to communicating with patients and their families following an adverse event and ensuring that this communication process occurs in a supportive and timely manner. Introduction to Open disclosure What is an adverse event The principles of Open Disclosure What do patients expect following an adverse event The clinician s views and considerations. The Disclosure process Practising disclosure Category one, NMBI CME staff, Midwives DOMINO project, Clinical Governance team 4 hours Dates : 25 th January 2018, 26 th April Venue: Classroom B CME CUMH Time: Number of 40 Target Doctors, midwives, social workers, physiotherapists, nurses Assessment: Group work and participation in discussion Nomination from Lisa.Spillane@hse.ie relevant Line 42 P age

44 Cork University Maternity Hospital, CME Maternity Critical Care Programme To update midwives and nurses in the maternity care setting in the care of the critically ill woman. The National guideline on Maternity Critical Care ( HSE 2014) Airway, Breathing and Circulation Management, the care and management of Central lines, arterial lines, peripheral lines, the use of the rapid infusion pump, the blood warmer, the management of massive haemorrhage, Category one, NMBI Mary Walsh, Anaesthetist, CUMH, Professor Greene, CUMH, Katie Bourke Practice Development, CUMH Annette Keating CME 7 hours Dates : 27 th March 2018 Venue: Classroom B CME CUMH Time: Number of 25 Target Midwives and nurses Assessment: Group participation in practice activities and participation in group discussion Nomination from Cme.administrator@hse.ie relevant Line 43 P age

45 Cork University Maternity Hospital, CME People Moving and Handling Programme (Full day) To learn about how our back works and how it can be injured Legislation in relation to manual handling Ergonomics and risk assessment Materials Moving and Handling People Moving and Handling Category One, NMBI Sheila Hussey, Moving and Handling Coordinator & Colleagues and Annette Keating CME 7 hours Dates : 18 th January 2018, 17 th May Venue: Classroom A CME CUMH Time: Number of 15 Target All CUMH staff Assessment: Demonstrate safe moving and handling techniques in the practical aspect of the programme Nomination from mhtd@hse.ie relevant Line 44 P age

46 Cork University Maternity Hospital, CME People Moving and Handling Programme (half day) To learn about how our back works and how it can be injured Legislation in relation to manual handling Ergonomics and risk assessment Materials Moving and Handling People Moving and Handling Category One, NMBI Sheila Hussey, Moving and Handling Coordinator & Colleagues and Annette Keating CME 4 hours Dates : 13 th February 2018, 17 th April 2018, Venue: Classroom A CME CUMH Time: Number of 15 Target All CUMH staff Assessment: Demonstrate safe moving and handling techniques in the practical aspect of the programme Nomination from mhtd@hse.ie relevant Line 45 P age

47 Cork University Maternity Hospital, CME Dates : Neonatal Resuscitation Programme (7 th Ed) To update midwives, doctors and nurses in the theory and practical components of the 7 th edition of the Neonatal Resuscitation Programme. Overview and principles of resuscitation Initial steps of resuscitation Use of resuscitation bag and mask Chest compressions Endotracheal intubation Medications Special considerations Category one, NMBI Department of Paediatrics and Child Health, UCC, Doctors, Paramedics, CME and Practice Development staff 5 hours To follow Venue: Classroom B CME CUMH Time: Number of Target Doctors, Midwives, Paramedics, Nurses Assessment: Online elearning assessment Nomination from nrp@ucc.ie relevant Line 46 P age