PEG Feeding Train the Trainer

Learning Outcomes Train The Trainer:

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

PEG Feeding:

Define PEG feeding and describe the purpose of a PEG tube.
Identify common reasons why an individual may require PEG feeding.
Describe the basic structure and function of a PEG tube.
Explain the legal and professional responsibilities associated with PEG care, including consent, mental capacity and safeguarding.
Describe how to promote dignity, choice, comfort and involvement in PEG-related care.
Identify the checks required before administering PEG feed, fluids or prescribed medication.
Explain safe positioning and the importance of following the individual’s prescribed feeding regime and care plan.
Describe the safe administration of prescribed feed, water flushes and medication through a PEG tube.
Explain how to carry out routine care of the PEG tube, external components, insertion site and surrounding skin.
Describe measures used to reduce infection, contamination and tube blockage.
Recognise signs of infection, leakage, blockage, displacement, aspiration, feeding intolerance and deterioration.
Explain the immediate actions and escalation procedures required when PEG-related concerns arise.
Describe the importance of accurate recording, monitoring and reporting.

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 Would Customers Benefit from the PEG Feeding Train the Trainer Course?

Support safer PEG care:

Trainers can help staff understand how to follow individual care plans and prescribed feeding regimes, including preparation, positioning and routine PEG support.

Improve recognition of complications:

Enable trainers to teach staff how to recognise concerns such as infection, leakage, blockage or displacement and seek appropriate help promptly.

Build a sustainable training approach:

Having trained staff within the organisation makes it easier to respond to new starters, refresher needs and gaps in team knowledge.

Promote dignity and person-centred support:

Reinforce the importance of comfort, consent, choice and involvement when supporting someone who receives PEG feeding.

Support learning and competency processes:

Help trainers identify learning needs and provide constructive feedback, alongside practical competency assessment by an appropriately qualified assessor before staff work independently.

Key Benefits for Customers:

Develop confident in-house trainers:

Equip designated staff with PEG feeding knowledge and teaching skills to deliver clear, engaging training within their organisation.

Reduce ongoing training costs:

Build internal training capacity, reducing reliance on external providers for routine staff induction and refresher sessions.

Greater flexibility:

Arrange training around shift patterns, staff availability and service needs, making it easier to keep teams’ knowledge current.

Promote consistent practice:

Support a shared understanding of essential checks, feeding regimes, infection prevention, recording and escalation across care teams.

Strengthen staff development:

Help trainers explain procedures, use demonstrations and scenarios, and check learners’ understanding effectively.

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