Non accredited - Seizure Management including Midazolam
This Non accredited - Seizure Management including Midazolam course provides the skills and knowledge to an individual who works with people who have seizures. This support role does not typically require specialist skills, provided the support worker has an understanding about the procedures to follow. Where a support worker administers epilepsy medication such a Midazolam, they also need training in medication specific emergency management procedures.
The high intensity support skills descriptors set out the skills and knowledge that NDIS providers should have access to when delivering complex supports, safely, to NDIS participants.
These complex supports represent some of the highest risks for participants, workers and other, and are areas where NDIS providers must take particular care to source the relevant skills and knowledge to deliver high quality and safe supports.
Gain essential skills and knowledge with our Seizure Management Course, including the administration of Midazolam. Perfect for individuals working with people experiencing seizures, this non-accredited training equips you with practical expertise to handle seizure situations confidently.
Provider of Training and Assessment
This course “Training and assessment delivered on behalf of Allens Training RTO 90909” by Safe Act Pty Ltd
Important information prior to enrolment
Unit(s) Being Delivered
The following unit(s) will be awarded to successful participants in this course. The certificate will be issued by Allens Training Pty Ltd RTO 90909;
- Non accredited - Seizure Management including Midazolam
Course Location
This course will be delivered
- Safe Act, 54 Cessnock Rd, Weston NSW 2326
- or in the workplace
Entry Requirments
There are no entry requirements for this course.
Course Duration
- Face to Face –2 hours (minimum) – full face to face course.
- Blended delivery – N/A.
- Online delivery with face to face Practical assessment – 30 mins.
- Refresher training – N/A.
Course Fees and Payments
- Please refer to our booking calendar for individual course fees.
- Refund and fee protection policy – Please refer to the student handbook.
- Payment Terms – Payment for individual participants is upfront, group booking payment terms are based on agreement between the client and service provider.
Assessment Requirements
Individuals undertaking this course will be expected to complete both written and practical assessment tasks.
Certificate Renewal Requirements
This certificate has an industry recommended renewal period of 12 months
Learning Rights, Responsibilities and Support, including Complaints
Please note that enrolment to this course is made with Allens Training Pty Ltd RTO 90909. Please refer to the student handbook located on the RTO website allenstraining.com.au (https://allenstraining.com.au/students/student-handbook) for all details relating to rights and responsibilities including complaints and appeals.
Work Placement Arrangements
No work placement will be required as part of this course.
Assessment Activities
Performance task:
- Managing seizure incident
Documentation:
- Seizure Record Form
Theory assessment – A written assessment consisting of multiple-choice questions
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Safe Act Pty Ltd delivers this non-accredited training in partnership with Allens Training Pty Ltd. This course does not award a nationally recognised unit of competency.
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Non accredited - Seizure Management including Midazolam training
Seizures can be defined as episodic neurologic dysfunction caused by abnormal neuronal activity and have behavioural, sensory, motor, and autonomic clinical manifestations.There are various types of seizures underscoring the broad range of clinical presentations.
Seizures are unpredictable and can be potentially dangerous in some situations.
Seizures mostly run their own course but there are a few things that can help, like keeping the person safe, staying with them and timing the seizure.
It is crucial that during a seizure the person is not restrained in any way and nothing is put in their mouth, this is why Seizure Management training is importance.
After a tonic clonic seizure, put the person in the recovery position if you can.
It is important for people with epilepsy to tell relevant people such as friends, relatives, colleagues, classmates, teachers or coaches, about epilepsy and advise them what to do if a seizure happens.
With Seizure Management it is not necessary to call an ambulance every time a seizure occurs in a person with known epilepsy. Most people who have epilepsy and have a seizure will recover without difficulty after a few minutes and may only need limited assistance. There are circumstances when an ambulance should be called by dialling 000 on the telephone and these are when:
- The seizure lasts longer than 5-10 minutes
- Another seizure quickly follows
- The person remains unconscious after the seizures ceases
- The person has been injured
- You are about to administer diazepam or midazolam
- You are unsure
- The seizure happens in water
- The person is pregnant or a diabetic
- The person is not known to have epilepsy
Non accredited - Seizure Management including Midazolam
