• Anatomy and Physiology of the Respiratory Tract
• Anatomy and Function of the Pharynx
• Tracheostomy Indications 
• Tracheostomy Insertion
• Emergency Signs
• Introduction to Tracheostomy Tubes
• Cuff Management 
• Communication
• SALT Referrals 
• Swallowing Assessments and Management 
• Humidification and Suctioning
• Cleaning a Stoma 
• Downsizing and Decannulation 
• Long Term Care 
• Importance of Nutrition
• Types of oxygen therapy
• Pressure Support + Volume Control
•  Ventilators
• Introduction to Non-invasive Ventilation (NIV) and Invasive Ventilation
• Reasons for Non-invasive Ventilation (NIV) / Invasive Ventilation
• Types of Non-invasive Ventilation (NIV) - BiPAP / CPAP
• Types of Invasive Ventilation

Practical Element:

• Aseptic Non-Touch Technique (ANTT)
• Care of a Stoma 
• Suctioning 
• Changing inner cannular tubes 

By the end of this course you will: -

• Understand the basics of the respiratory system and their relevance to tracheostomy care.
• Identify reasons for tracheostomy insertion and potential hazards.
• Implement infection control measures, waste disposal, and risk assessment.
• Describe your role in tracheostomy care, including obtaining consent, documentation, and patient education.
• Comprehend various tracheostomy tube types, maintenance solutions, and aseptic techniques, along with an awareness of potential complications and patient education.
• Apply the principles of wound care and infection control to manage the tracheostomy site.
• Understand tracheostomy suctioning and its procedures.
• Address communication difficulties and facilitate communication with tracheostomy patients.

Accredited Training: Our course is designed by experienced healthcare professionals and is CPD accredited to ensure high-quality education.

Hands-On Experience: Participants will have the opportunity to practice essential skills in a controlled, simulated environment.

Evidence-Based Approach: The course is structured around the latest research and best practices in tracheostomy care, ensuring participants are up to date with industry standards.

Join us to enhance your skills and provide the best possible care for individuals with tracheostomies.