• We do not currently offer this as a public course for individuals
  • Instead, we offer this as a private course for teams
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  • A face to face in person course
  • Run privately just for your team
  • Run at a venue of your choice
  • £675 per workshop (max 12) + VAT

Course overview

Course last audited November 2024

This course teaches staff how to support pupils in school with asthma, as well as other allergies and anaphylaxis. It covers the administration of inhalers as well as Epipen and other adrenaline autoinjectors.

Aimed at

School nurses, teachers, teaching assistants, admin officers who have a role supporting pupils at school with medical conditions.

Course content

  1. What is asthma?
  2. What triggers asthma?
  3. Treating asthma
  4. Different models of inhaler
  5. Personal asthma action plans
  6. The asthma register
  7. Identifying triggers
  8. Treating asthma attacks
  9. The emergency salbutamol inhaler
  10. How to operate the common types of inhalers
  11. How to recognise an asthma attack
  12. How to treat a mild, moderate and severe asthma attack
  13. Who to contact after an asthma attack
  14. How to recognise an anaphylactic reaction
  15. How to treat an anaphylactic reaction
  16. How to inject adrenaline using the various models of adrenaline auto-injector
  17. Who to contact after treatment

Accreditation

This course is accredited by CPD Assessed.

Certification

Certified for two years (click here to read more)

Mapping

  • Supporting pupils with medical conditions. Dept for Education 2014 (revised 2017).

Pricing

£675 + VAT per workshop (max 12) + trainer expenses (click here for details).

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