Online Epilepsy Awareness and Administration of Buccal Midazolam Awareness (VTQ) Training Videos

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Taught by Keith Sleightholm

Video Playtime: 2 hours and 43 minutes

English English

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Includes

24/7 on-demand video
Access on mobile
SCORM Ready! Works with your LMS
Follows UK & ERC guidelines
Endorsed by Skills for Care
3.0 hrs CPD
Instant printable wall certificate
Weekly refresher video
Expiration reminder
Student manual

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Course Introduction (6)

Course introduction

What is Epilepsy

What causes Epilepsy

Prognosis

Epilepsy at different ages

The 5 Steps to Risk Assessments

Epilepsy (10)

How is epilepsy diagnosed

What are seizures

New classifications

Potential triggers for epilepsy

The brain and epilepsy

Different types of seizures that occur

Generalised onset seizures

Convulsive status Epilepticus

Automatisms

Myths and Truths of Epilepsy

Lived Experience Stories (2)

Epilepsy Lived Experience - Iain

Epilepsy Lived Experience - Emily

Treatment and CPR (14)

Support during seizures

The importance of treating Epilepsy

Medication and Epilepsy

Stimulation treatments

Epilepsy surgery

Ketogenic diets

When a seizure occurs

Epilepsy treatment

Initial Assessment and Recovery Position

Adult CPR

Child CPR

Child CPR Breakdown

SUDEP

Reasons to call the EMS

Medications and Buccal Midazolam (14)

Medications for Epilepsy

Common drug side effects

What is Buccal Midazolam

Vagus Nerve Stimulation

Buccal Midazolam information

Route of delivery

Buccal Midazolam kits

Difficulties in administration

Storage and disposal

Local policies and procedures

Demonstration of the administration process

Epistatus boxes and bottles

Different syringes, for Buccalam

Individual Care Plans

Course Summary (1)

Course Summary