Study Days & Workshops

We host a number of workshops and study days each year on the following subjects:

Midline/PICC

These clinician-led workshops are run at various locations around the country each year, for up to 12 delegates. Featuring experts in the field of Midline/PICC placement and care, these workshops are designed for practitioners already experienced in basic IV therapy. The programme addresses clinical and practical issues related to Midlines/PICCs, including:

Overview of a Midline/PICC
Advantages and disadvantages of a Midline/PICC
Indications and contraindications of a Midline/PICC
Patient selection
Potential complications
Insertions
Care and maintenance
epic2 and ANTT

These workshops are aimed at/suitable for healthcare workers who place Midlines/PICCs or those who are looking to set-up a Midline service.

Gastrostomy Study Days

These clinician-led study days are run at various locations across the country each year, for up to 100 delegates. These events are funded by an educational grant, with all proceeds from the small registration fee going to our nominated charities - PINNT or CHAS. Delegates have the opportunity to:

Listen to experts in the field of gastrostomy placement and care
Take part in hands-on workshops

The study days provide an ideal forum for group discussion of local practices, and the opportunity to network with colleagues in your local area. These study days are aimed at/suitable for healthcare workers involved in the care of patients with gastrostomies.

Course Title	Location	Course Date
Nautilus Roadshow	London	03-June-2013
Nautilus Roadshow	Birmingham	04-June-2013
Nautilus Roadshow	Manchester	05-June-2013
Gastrostomy Study Day	London	04-July-2013
Gastrostomy Study Day	Swindon	26-September-2013
Gastrostomy Study Day	North West	28-November-2013

If you are interested in any of our Study Days & Workshops, please register your interest or call (01793) 748830.

Our Testimonials:

Just wanted to say a big thank you for inviting me to the workshop, I really enjoyed it! I spoke to my colleague about it the next day, and will tell the rest of the team about it all next week.The presentation with the cannula photos in was very effective! Again many thanks; I learnt loads both practically and theoretically.

Senior Sister | New Cross Hospital