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No matter what industry a person works in if they have a duty of care or responsibility for a person living with epilepsy then this introduction eLearning module will enable them to develop the underpinning knowledge required to provide appropriate supports in the workplace, while also developing a better understanding of the impacts of living with epilepsy on the individual.

Where the individual living with epilepsy has been prescribed emergency medication training in the administration of emergency medication will also be required.

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At conclusion of the purchase and enrolment process, each participant will receive a course link via email.

Where a person has a duty of care or responsibility for an individual living with epilepsy this introduction eLearning module will enable them to develop the knowledge required to provide appropriate supports in the workplace, while also developing a better understanding of their peer, client or patient and the impacts of living with epilepsy on the individual.

Where the individual living with epilepsy has been prescribed emergency medication staff will also require training in the administration of emergency medication.

The Administration of Emergency Medication course will provide participants with the underpinning knowledge they require to administer emergency medication for the treatment of seizures in the community.

In Part 1 of the Administration of Emergency Medication course participants will learn about the different epilepsy plans, and the different emergency medications, their routes of delivery, and potential impact on the individual. Refer Product Description below, pre-requisite training requirements apply.

The Administration of Emergency Medication course will provide participants with the underpinning knowledge and skills required to administer emergency medication for the treatment of seizures in the community.

In Part 2 of the Administration of Emergency Medication course participants will learn about the individual persons epilepsy plans and the person’s specific emergency medication needs. Participants will learn how to administer emergency medication in accordance with the persons individual plans. Refer Product Description below, pre-requisite training requirements apply.