Training by setting
Nursing Homes
Nursing provision needs clinical skills evidenced to competency, not just attendance. We train and sign off the higher-risk procedures your registered nurses and senior carers perform every day.
Where we focus
- Clinical skills — catheter care, PEG feeding and tracheostomy care
- Medication management and administration competency
- Ligature awareness and risk reduction
- Dementia, MCA and end of life care
Frequently asked questions
Are clinical skills assessed or just taught?+
Both. Clinical courses combine taught content with practical competency assessment, signed off by an experienced senior clinician.
How often should clinical skills be refreshed?+
Annually for most higher-risk procedures such as catheter care, PEG feeding and tracheostomy care, with interim competency checks where practice is infrequent.
Can you train registered nurses and senior carers together?+
Yes, with scope of practice made explicit for each role so delegation boundaries are clear in the record.
Next step
Review your nursing homes training position.
A 45-minute conversation about your mandatory matrix, renewal gaps and specialist training needs — no obligation, no sales script.