Anyone working in care or long-term care is regularly faced with demanding care tasks and challenges. Many skills are not taught during basic training and challenge even trained professionals. One way of gaining more confidence in the field of long-term care and long-term nursing is to take a course in treatment care. The content of the course is made up of topics that are relevant in everyday life, such as pain, skin, medication theory, blood sampling and injections. In addition, skills relating to infusions, wound care and blood sampling are taught. Knowledge about the organs, cardiovascular system, immunology, muscles and nerves, digestion, probes, stoma and urinary tract is also taught. Course participants will learn abbreviations in technical jargon and will be able to understand doctors' letters and instructions.

The aim of the treatment care course is to expand participants' skills so that, for example, they can interpret clients' vital signs, carry out various medical technology tasks professionally and expertly and provide long-term care responsibly and competently.

The treatment care course usually lasts around 10 - 14 training days and concludes with a certificate that meets the requirements of the "Medical Technical Procedures" certificate of competence. This certificate of competence is in turn a prerequisite for admission to the federal professional examination in long-term care and nursing.

Are you a healthcare specialist, care specialist for the disabled in care departments of social institutions, geriatric care or long-term care, geriatric nurse EFZ, qualified care specialist, home carer EFZ or FASRK?

FAGE EFZ, FABE EFZ disabled persons in care departments in social institutions, FABE EFZ disabled persons in long-term care, geriatric nurses EFZ, FABE EFZ elderly persons, FASRK, qualified nursing staff, home nurses EFZ or FASRK, then this course is a good choice.