Catheter Care Train the Trainer

Learning Outcomes

Train the Trainer:

Compare the varying roles and responsibilities of a trainer within a care-based setting
State key legislative and regulatory requirements that underpin training practice
Explain practical ways to promote equality and diversity in learning sessions
Describe approaches to meeting different individual learner needs
Describe the significance of timely and constructive feedback
Explain how to identify and act upon areas for professional improvement
Define how to select relevant and inclusive teaching and learning resources
Identify and compare different types of assessment methods
Define strategies for engaging and motivating learners effectively
Complete and submit:
- Homework: A fully developed lesson plan
- Homework: A structured micro-teach session

Catheter Care:

Explain catheter care: Understand the principles and procedures involved in catheter care, including its purpose in medical settings.
Differentiate between catheter types: Define and distinguish the various types of catheters, including their uses, advantages, and limitations.
Identify anatomical landmarks for catheter placement: Recognise the key anatomical landmarks involved in catheter insertion and placement.
Implement infection control practices: Apply infection prevention measures to ensure the safe use and management of catheters.
Manage common complications: Identify and address common catheter-related complications, outlining appropriate interventions.
Ensure effective catheter maintenance: Understand the importance of proper catheter care, including equipment cleaning, storage, and accurate documentation.

Aim

This course is designed for individuals involved in teaching, training, or assessing within real workplace environments. It equips participants with the knowledge and skills required to deliver effective, inclusive training and observe learners confidently and competently in health and social care settings.

Why Customers would Benefit from the Catheter Care Train the Trainer Course?

The Catheter Care Train the Trainer course empowers senior care staff to confidently deliver safe, evidence-based catheter care training in-house. It enables organisations to ensure that all staff handling catheterised individuals are competent, up to date with best practices, and aligned with relevant policies—helping to reduce risks, promote dignity, and improve outcomes in continence care.

Key Benefits for Customers:

Cost-Effective Training Delivery

Save time and reduce ongoing training costs by developing an internal trainer who can deliver catheter care training to new and existing staff as needed.

Supports Clinical Governance and CQC Compliance

Aligns with NICE guidelines, Health and Social Care Act 2008, and CQC Key Lines of Enquiry (KLOEs) to ensure staff understand safe catheter management and infection control procedures.

Reduces Catheter-Associated Risks

Helps prevent avoidable complications such as Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections (CAUTIs), trauma, and blockages through consistent, informed practice.

Promotes Person-Centred and Dignified Care

Trainers are equipped to deliver sessions that emphasise compassion, privacy, and respect in catheter care—supporting a holistic approach to continence management.

Tailored to Health & Social Care Settings

Focuses on the needs of care homes, domiciliary services, and nursing staff—ensuring content is directly relevant to real work environments.

Builds Confidence and Accountability

Developing a trainer within the team promotes ownership, reflective practice, and a culture of safe clinical care.

Encourages Ongoing Learning and Improvement

Facilitates internal refreshers, spot training, and continuous learning to maintain high standards across your workforce.

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