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Nursing the Fracture Patient

Nursing the Fracture Patient

Emma Clifforde

Dip. H.E CVN Dip.AVN RVN
Senior Theatre Nurse

Dick White Referrals

 

Helen North

Dip. H.E CVN Dip.AVN RVN
Theatre Nurse

Dick White Referrals

 

Course synopsis

This half day course is designed for qualified nurses interested in orthopaedics, who are faced with nursing and anaesthetising animals with fractures. This course will cover all aspects of fracture management, including initial presentation, patient stabilisation and triage care. There will be discussions on diagnostics, fracture types and methods of repair, along with demonstrating the role the nurse can play during the surgical process. 

 

Specific areas to be covered

Triage care and patient stabilisation
Diagnostics
Fracture types and methods of repair
Preoperative preparation, surgery, post operative care

 

£100 +vat (total £120)

 

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Additional Info

  • Date: Saturday 20th October 2012
  • Time: 9am – 1pm
  • Venue: Kidderminster

Product Details

  • Price: £100.00
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