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FRC With The Experts
Advanced Casting Techniques

British Casting Certificate Course
Caring For a Patient In a Cast
Casting Techniques for Specialist Registrars
Effective Team Working
Foundation Course in Casting
The Safe Application of Synthetic Casting Tapes


 
   
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FRC With The Experts

The FRC technique allows a single cast to be used throughout the treatment episode. It is adjustable, minimal where possible and unlike typical Casting practice has research evidence and development in clinical practice to support its use. The technique was investigated and researched and introduced to the UK by Anne Petty and Chris Wardman, TEACH Directors. Training and the underpinning education for the modern practitioner is an imperative. This course is both practical and theoretical and allows for beginners to the technique as well as those wishing to advance their practice.

21st & 22nd November 2008 at Bradford Royal Infirmary

27th & 28th February 2009 at Bradford Royal Infirmary

20th & 21st November 2009 at Bradford Royal Infirmary

£300


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Advanced Casting Techniques

New developments in casting have demanded greater knowledge, skills and flexibility from the practitioner. This three-day course covers up to the minute, evidence based practical techniques to efficiently evaluate the right cast for the right patient at the right time, providing cost effective casting services.
The syllabus will include Advanced FRC techniques, Functional Bracing and innovations in casting for both the upper and lower limbs.

A must for all BCC Holders who want to maintain a high level of competency.

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£450



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British Casting Certificate Course
Accredited by the BOA/RCN (SOTN) AOT Casting Techniques Committee

The BCC is both a theoretical and practical based course run over 22/24 weeks on a day release basis. The experienced lecturers are complimented by a series of specialists who all work together to maintain the high quality education standards associated with the Bradford BOA course.
Upon successfully completing the course the students will become qualified practitioners, understanding the theory and the application of casting and the need for safe practice.
The course concludes with an examination at The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital in Stanmore.

This course is necessary for any Health Care Professional working in Casting.

Commences 1st October 2008 on Day Release

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Caring for a Patient in a Cast

One of our most popular courses, Caring for a Patient in a Cast will provide education in trauma care, suitable for ward based and outpatient staff, regardless of qualification.
The day will provide solutions for problems occurring in injuries to the upper and lower limbs, complications arising from casting, relevant anatomy and physiology and a Q&A Troubleshooting Session with a panel of experts.
The course will set and evaluate learning outcomes, promoting the development of skills, knowledge and personal progression.

This course is suitable for those new to an Orthopaedic & Trauma environment.

17th February 2009 at Bradford Royal Infirmary

2nd September 2009 at Bradford Royal Infirmary

£150

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Casting Techniques for Specialist Registrars

This one day course fulfils the SAC requirement for Specialist Registrar training, containing a panel of lecturers who both hold a BCC and regularly teach the BCC to others.
This is a practical workshop based course, detailing the high standards necessary in this environment to maximise safe patient care and reduce iatrogenic problems.
Topics covered will include: material choice (including PoP and synthetic), cast padding, use of equipment and the practical application of various casts.

The course will end with a full panel Q&A Troubleshooting Session.

18th April 2008 at Bradford Royal Infirmary

5th September 2008 at Bradford Royal Infirmary

28th November 2008 at Bradford Royal Infirmary

27th March 2009 at Bradford Royal Infirmary

4th September 2009 at Bradford Royal Infirmary

27th November 2009 at Bradford Royal Infirmary

£150


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Effective Team Working


No Health Care Practitioner can work effectively in isolation.
Effective Team Working empowers the individual to become an integral part of any team through creativity and confidence.
Practical activities are used to highlight the need for pragmatic thinking, welcoming change and recognising individual contributions.
Interspersed with these are real life situations and their solutions.
The day ends with a full panel Q&A session.

This course is suitable for any Health Care Professional wishing to improve their individual communication and team skills.


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£150


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Foundation Course in Casting

This course covers the techniques needed to apply and evaluate basic casts.
Combining anatomy and physiology with practical skills, the practitioner will gain confidence, enabling them to meet the changing needs of safe patient care in an effective way.
The Foundation Course in Casting is a must for any Heath Care Professional who, as part of their role, may need to apply casts.

This course is particularly suitable for A&E Staff and Casting Room Staff prior to taking the BCC.

20th & 21st June 2008 at Bradford Royal Infirmary

22nd & 23rd June 2009 at Bradford Royal Infirmary

£300

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The Safe Application of Synthetic Casting Tapes

Due to demand, TEACH have created this bespoke course to cover all aspects of risk management relating to the application of synthetic casting tapes.
Today, there is a noticeable increase in litigation from poorly applied casts.
As such, this course aims to promote safe patient outcomes, giving the practitioner more knowledge and more confidence.

This course is suitable for any HCP wishing to extend their foundation knowledge.

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£150



 
         
   
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