Introduction to the Use of McKinley Syringe Pumps in Palliative Care

Learning outcomes include:

Discuss indications and rationale for the use of syringe pumps in palliative care
Discuss advantages/disadvantages and potential risk factors involved in the use of syringe pumps
Demonstrate increased awareness of commonly used drugs in syringe pumps
Discuss the nurse's role in documenting and reviewing a patient with a syringe pump
Practice setting up a McKinley syringe pump in a non clinical environment

Dates

Friday 23rd June 2017

Monday 17th July 2017

Friday 25th August 2017

Monday 25th September 2017

Monday 30th October 2017

Monday 20th November 2017

Cost

£35.00

Facilitator

Laura Johnston, Team Leader

Ideal for

Registered Nurses

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For an application form please contact lindsey.manzie@nhs.net or telephone 01324826222 or download an application form.

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