Clinical Skills and Training

Male Catheterisation

This course offers an in-depth exploration of male catheterisation, a critical procedure in healthcare.

Tailored for healthcare professionals, it blends theoretical knowledge with practical skills, emphasising patient safety, dignity, and adherence to the latest UK healthcare guidelines. The curriculum covers the anatomical differences, technique nuances, and potential complications specific to male catheterisation, ensuring participants are well-equipped to perform the procedure with confidence and care.

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:

  • 01

    Understand the anatomical considerations unique to male catheterisation.

  • 02

    Implement best practices for infection prevention and control.

  • 03

    Demonstrate proper techniques for catheter selection, insertion, and maintenance in male patients.

  • 04

    Identify and effectively manage complications related to male catheterisation.

  • 05

    Practice patient-centred care, respecting patient privacy and comfort throughout the catheterisation process.

Course Contents

  • Introduction to Male Catheterization
  • Anatomy and Physiology
  • Catheters and Equipment
  • Infection Prevention and Control
  • The Catheterization Procedure
  • Troubleshooting and Complications
  • Documentation and Legal Aspects
  • Patient Communication and Education
  • Special Considerations and Populations

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

This course covers all aspects of male catheterisation, from the theoretical foundations to practical application, including managing complications and ensuring patient-centred care.

This course is designed in compliance with the latest UK healthcare guidelines and protocols, ensuring that you are learning the current best practices in the field.

The course is delivered online through our Learning Management System, offering interactive modules, videos, presentations, downloadable resources, and case studies.

Healthcare professionals involved in direct patient care, such as nurses, physicians, and support staff, will find this course valuable. It contributes to professional development by enhancing clinical skills, knowledge, and competence in male catheterisation, thus improving patient care and outcomes.

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