P17 Minor injuries in children (1-18 years of age)

Course summary

This course has been designed for the experienced ENP. It builds on your existing knowledge of minor injuries and extends it to cover care for children 1-18 years of age. It is an invaluable study day to develop your confidence and skills with paediatric injuries seen in first contact settings.

Who should attend?

Experienced ENPs
Advanced Nurse Practitioners
Nurse Practitioners
Allied Health Professionals

Important notes

Course material, evaluations and certificate of attendance provided.

Completion of this course is not a guarantee of competency. Support and practice in the workplace with an experienced facilitator is required to attain competence level.

Cost

Course duration	Course CPD	In-house Course
1 day(s)	7 hour(s)	POA

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Aims / objectives

Discuss taking a history from a child and carers within a developmental context.
Review the tenants of paediatric anatomical development including normal and abnormal patterns.
Explore patterns of injury and recovery in both upper and lower limb presentations

Course programme

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Paediatric history taking - a developmental approach
Skeletal development in children, normal and abnormal patterns
Upper limb: soft tissue and bony injuries, patterns of injury and healing
Lower limb injuries: soft tissue and bony injuries, patterns of injury and healing
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