At LFX Healthcare, we understand that in the face of cardiac arrest, every second counts. That’s why we are dedicated to addressing the critical need for equitable access to resuscitation training. Our courses are meticulously designed to empower healthcare professionals from all walks of life, ensuring that every patient has the best chance at survival,…
As a healthcare trainer, I understand the immense importance of raising awareness about dementia. To illustrate the critical nature of this issue, let’s consider a real-life scenario: Imagine you’re a healthcare professional working in a busy hospital. One day, Mrs. Smith, an elderly woman with dementia, is admitted after wandering aimlessly in the streets, disoriented…
The recent Channel 4 Dispatches documentary on Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust has brought to light the severe challenges faced by NHS Emergency Departments. The footage reveals overcrowded conditions, extended waiting times, and patients receiving care in hallways. The Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) stresses that these issues are widespread, not isolated incidents….
At LFX Healthcare, our training sessions frequently reveal a pressing concern among healthcare professionals: poor staffing and its detrimental impact on delivering person-centred care. Our trainees often recount their struggles in providing the attention and personalised care that each patient deserves due to understaffed teams. The Challenges of Insufficient Staffing Insufficient staffing not only leads…
During a recent catheter care training session, I was asked about preventing urinary tract infections (UTIs), especially for a resident who frequently acquires UTIs despite diligent care during catheter changes and urinary bag emptying. UTIs are a common complication of catheter use, often due to improper catheter care. Catheters, particularly indwelling ones, create a direct…
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