Peripheral Intravenous Cannulation -IV Cannulation Gold Coast

The insertion of an intravenous cannula is an experience that almost everyone who goes to the hospital will have.

IV cannulas are vital in healthcare treatments since they have the potential to save lives and increase patient well-being. However, despite being one of the most widely used methods in healthcare, there is a high failure rate of 40% for first-time insertion and up to 69% of cannulas needing to be removed due to complications.

The goal of increasing the number of IV cannulas inserted correctly the first time is a challenge faced by many and can only be overcome with proper training and solid practice.

Costs

Full Fee: $349

 

In-House Training (at your venue)

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Duration

Riverceource Training Facility

One day Course: 9am – 3pm

• Face-to-Face – This face-to-face training combines theoretical learning with hands-on experience in realistic simulations and scenarios.

In-House Training only

One day Course: 6h

• Face-to-Face – This face-to-face training combines theoretical learning with hands-on experience in realistic simulations and scenarios.

Half-day course: 4.5h

• Blended learning- Online learning combined with in-person instruction for 4.5 hours at your own location. The face-to-face training combines theoretical learning with hands-on experience in realistic simulations and scenarios.
• All of the simulated IV cannulation equipment and supplies are provided by Riversource Training.

 

 

 

Entry Requirements

• This course does not have any prerequisites. However, a  Certificate III or higher in a field relevant to health is recommended.
• Meet literacy and numeracy requirements
• Minimum age: 16 years old or older

Course Outline

This course takes place in a setting that offers realistic in-depth scenarios and simulations to aid in the development of your skills and knowledge.

Units

• Client preparation, consent & education

• Considerations prior IV cannulation (contraindications) 

• Anatomy and physiology of vesses

• PPE and infection control protocols 

• PIV cannulation site selection 

• Identifying suitable veins and dealing with challenging veins. 

• Selecting, preparing and assembling equipment 

• Cannula selection – Methods of IV cannulation: (open & closed peripheral IV catheters); Cannula size. 

• Performing Peripheral IV Cannulation procedures. 

• Collection of blood samples while inserting an IV cannula (common pathology test and their corresponding tubes- Order of draw). 

• Respond to complications associated with PIVC. 

• Patient education on cannula care (side effects: phlebitis, infection). 

• Documentation

Study Location

This training course is offered at the Gold Coast Riversource Training facility and on-site at your preferred location.

Face-To-Face Training

• Oxenford, Gold Coast
• Riversource Training Facility

In-House Training

• At your own facility
• We can come to you and deliver training onsite, at your venue.