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Food safety, diet & related
Relevant for all healthcare disciplines
For specific healthcare skills
Helping keep others out of harm
Personal safetey - yours and others
With specific relevance to Scottish legislation
Outlining the principles and safeguards in place in Scotland for those who lack capacity
Important information about blood transfusion practice and safety
Raising awareness to and coping with the feelings of others and your own in a Palliative Care context
Crucial considerations for everyone working in a Social Care environment
Strapline
Helping ensure the person and their needs are foremost within the caring process
Part of the Red Rock Training Dementia Suite
Helping to understand the behaviour behind Dementia as a condition
A pressure ulcer, also commonly referred to as a pressure sore or a bed sore, can best be described as a breakdown of the skin and underlying tissue.
Pressure ulcers usually occur over bony areas (such as the sacrum, buttocks, heels, ankles, hips, shoulders, elbows, and head), but can occur anywhere on the body, with the damage ranging from skin redness to deep ulcers which involve fat, muscle and bone.
This short course intends to raise awareness to the key issues and guidelines for the management of pressure ulcers in primary and secondary care environments and provides useful information for anybody working with individuals who (for whatever reason) become susceptible to pressure ulcers.
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