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Autonomic Dysreflexia

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Course Information

This Autonomic Dysreflexia training course is tailored to empower healthcare professionals with crucial knowledge and skills for recognizing and managing Autonomic Dysreflexia (AD), a potentially life-threatening condition often seen in individuals with spinal cord injuries.

 

Participants will gain a deeper understanding of AD, learn the significance of timely intervention, and become familiar with medications that aid in effective management. This training is especially pertinent for those within care environments who support patients with spinal injuries, including support workers and caregivers.

This Apex training programme includes:

  • What is Autonomic Dysreflexia?

  • Understanding the triggers and when Autonomic Dysreflexia may occur

  • Understanding anatomy and physiology of those with spinal cord injuries

  • Understand the importance of prompt management

  • Develop in knowledge of medication to manage and support

  • Care management and short/long term implications

This course gives healthcare staff clear, practical guidance on safe and correct aseptic procedures, supporting confident and effective practice.

  • Suitable for: Nurses and care staff

  • Delivery method: Face-to-face / Virtual training

  • Course length: ½ day

  • Max attendees: 15-20 delegates

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