Stroke Awareness Training

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About Course

Stroke Awareness Training is designed to provide healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to recognise the signs and symptoms of stroke, respond appropriately in emergency situations, and understand post-stroke care. The course focuses on early intervention, risk reduction, and supporting individuals during their stroke recovery.

 

What Will You Learn?

  • The different types of strokes (Ischaemic, Hemorrhagic, TIA).
  • Recognising the early signs and symptoms of a stroke (FAST acronym).
  • Responding quickly and effectively in the event of a stroke.
  • Immediate medical interventions and treatments for stroke.
  • Long-term recovery and rehabilitation for stroke survivors.
  • Supporting stroke patients with communication, mobility, and daily living activities.

Material Includes

  • Stroke Awareness Guidebook.
  • Educational handouts on the FAST acronym, risk factors, and prevention strategies.
  • Certificate of Completion, valid for 3 years.

Requirements

  • Dress comfortably as there may be some group activities.
  • Bring an open mind to explore both medical and emotional aspects of stroke care.

Audience

  • Nurses, healthcare assistants, and allied health professionals in acute and community settings.
  • Caregivers and support workers of individuals who may be at risk for stroke.
  • Individuals who want to understand stroke recognition and prevention in daily life.

Course Content

Session 1: Understanding Strokes

  • The anatomy of a stroke and how it occurs.
  • Types of stroke: Ischaemic, Hemorrhagic, and Transient Ischaemic Attack (TIA).
  • Key statistics on stroke prevalence and risk factors.

Session 2: Early Detection – The FAST Test

Session 3: Emergency Response and Initial Treatment

Session 4: Post-Stroke Care and Rehabilitation

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