Health-related care home training sessions in Grampian

Health-related care home training sessions in Grampian

Care Home Training Sessions: Feb to June 2017

NHS Grampian Continence Resource service is running a series of training courses. The programme offers dates covering February 2017 through to June 2017. The sessions are open to care home staff and care inspectorate inspectors. These sessions support continuous professional development and can be useful for revalidation purposes.

The sessions are covering a range of health related care topics that will give all staff grades (registered nurses, support staff and care inspectorate staff) an opportunity to update their knowledge that should be useful in caring for people living in and using registered care home services.

Important:  please note that anyone attending would be expected to attend the whole afternoon programme and not just selected sessions as this proves too disruptive to the format of the afternoon.

All places must be booked in advance as places are limited. 

For more information or to book a place please contact by phone or email

Thelma Mackie
Bladder and Bowel Specialist Service Secretary
Inverurie Hospital
Telephone Number – 01467 672748 between 8.30a.m. – 10.00a.m. Monday to Friday
Extn – 72748
E-mail – [email protected]

You can view the full training programme here

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