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Stroke Awareness (Half Day)

Duration

Half Day

Course Overview


Central Training's Stroke Awareness half day aims to equip candidates with the skills to understand and recognise the signs of stroke as well as the actions to take when a stroke is identified.

Learning Outcomes


This course aims to equip candidates with the skills to:
  • Have an awareness of what a stroke is
  • Recognise the common signs and symptoms of a stroke and know what action to take
  • Identify the different types of stroke and discuss the risk factors
  • Understand the importance of emergency response and treatment
  • Provide support and discuss various forms of communication

  • Methods of Delivery


    Delegates will be involved in group work, theory and personal reflections.
    • Course Content
    • Audience
    • Training Considerations
    • Certification
    • Related Courses

    Course Content

    • Anatomy of the brain
    • Causes and signs
    • Types and effects
    • Emergency response and treatment
    • Aftercare and support

    Target Audience

    Individuals within the regulated and professional sectors of education, health, housing and social care.

    Training Considerations

    There are no pre-training requirements for this course.

    Certification

    Candidates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course.

    Related Courses

    Emergency First Aid
    Basic Life Support and Anaphylaxis Management
     
    Stroke Awareness (Half Day)
    Duration: Half Day

    Course overview:
    Central Training's Stroke Awareness half day aims to equip candidates with the skills to understand and recognise the signs of stroke as well as the actions to take when a stroke is identified.

    Learning Outcomes:
    This course aims to equip candidates with the skills to:
    · Have an awareness of what a stroke is
    · Recognise the common signs and symptoms of a stroke and know what action to take
    · Identify the different types of stroke and discuss the risk factors
    · Understand the importance of emergency response and treatment
    · Provide support and discuss various forms of communication



    Methods of delivery:
    Delegates will be involved in group work, theory and personal reflections.


    LEARNING OBJECTIVES
    ·Anatomy of the brain
    ·Causes and signs
    ·Types and effects
    ·Emergency response and treatment
    ·Aftercare and support


    TARGET AUDIENCE
    Individuals within the regulated and professional sectors of education, health, housing and social care.

    TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS
    There are no pre-training requirements for this course.

    CERTIFICATION
    Candidates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course.

    RELATED COURSES
    Emergency First Aid
    Basic Life Support and Anaphylaxis Management

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