Cannulation online training module

£6.00

This online training provides healthcare professionals with the essential knowledge and practical understanding required to perform safe and effective cannulation. It focuses on anatomy, techniques, infection control, legal considerations, and the management of complications. Learners will gain the confidence to perform cannulation while ensuring patient safety and compliance with professional standards.
Duration: Approximately 1 hour

CPD Points: 1 CPD point

Access: 6 months from the date of purchase

Certificate: Certificate of completion awarded upon successful completion

Delivery: 100% online self-paced training
This course is designed for:

Nurses and midwives

Healthcare assistants

Paramedics and emergency staff

Clinical support workers

Allied health professionals involved in patient care requiring cannulation

It is suitable for both those new to cannulation and professionals seeking a refresher course.
The training covers:

Introduction to cannulation – purpose, scope, and importance

Anatomy and physiology of veins and arteries

Indications and contraindications for cannulation

Equipment and supplies used in cannulation

Infection control and hygiene principles

Patient assessment and informed consent

Cannulation techniques – peripheral venous and arterial cannulation

Complications and management (e.g., infiltration, phlebitis, hematoma)

Documentation and reporting requirements

Legal and ethical considerations in cannulation practice
By completing this course, learners will be able to:

Explain the purpose and role of cannulation in patient care

Identify relevant anatomy and physiology of veins and arteries

Select appropriate equipment and prepare for the procedure

Apply infection control and aseptic techniques

Assess patients effectively before performing cannulation

Demonstrate knowledge of peripheral venous and arterial cannulation techniques

Recognise and manage potential complications safely

Document and report procedures accurately

Understand the legal and ethical framework of cannulation practice
This training aligns with:

Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) CPD Requirements – contributing to the required 35 hours of CPD every three years (including participatory learning).

Health and Safety Executive (HSE) Guidelines – safe handling of sharps and prevention of workplace injuries.

Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) Standards – ensuring compliance with hand hygiene and aseptic techniques.

Professional and Legal Standards in Healthcare Practice – including consent, patient confidentiality, and duty of care.

£6.00

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