Online PEG Feeding Training Course

PEG Feeding Training Course

This PEG Feeding training course is a vital course for any staff that deals with service users who utilise a PEG (Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy). Learners will become familiar with the methods and reasons for PEG feeding.

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When PEG feeding is used, there are risks of bacterial contamination which can lead to infection and associated complications. Our PEG Feeding training online course will teach you the correct infection control and possible complications to ensure the procedure is done safely and correctly. This PEG Feeding e-learning course will also teach your staff what a PEG is, how nutrition and hydration are important, the procedures for administrating feed and medication, and a demonstration on how to set up equipment, the use of the syringe and recognise alarms and ultimately answer the question what is PEG feeding.

Upon completion of this course, learners will be certified and can download and print their PEG Feeding certificate.

This online CPD accredited PEG Feeding training course is designed for those working in the health and social care sector and who comes in regular contact with patients who utilise a PEG.

Duration Dependent on the delivery method, this PEG Feeding training course takes between 1-2 hours to complete and gain your certificate. 

Entry & Level There are no barriers to entry on this online PEG Feed training course. This is an awareness course, suitable for all.

Certification On completion of this PEG Feeding training online, either download your certificate or access it later online.

Accreditations This PEG Tube Feeding course is CPD accredited and delivered by a Skills for Care Endorsed Provider. It meets accepted Continuing Professional Development (CPD) guidelines. 

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PEG Feeding training course learning outcomes

On completion of this online PEG Feed training course, learners should know and understand the following: 

What a PEG is

Have an awareness of what a PEG is
Anatomy and physiology

Label related anatomy and physiology
Nutrition and hydration

Discuss nutrition and hydration relevant to an individual with a PEG. Recognise signs and symptoms of dehydration
Indicators

Identify indicators of having a PEG
Risks involved

List the risks involved in having a PEG
Procedures for administration

The procedures for administering feed and medication
Possible complications

Consider possible complications and discuss how to recognise, report and action
Person centred care relevant to PEG

Discuss Person centred care relevant to PEG including documentation and infection control

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FAQ - The PEG Feeding training course

Frequently asked questions

We've answered the most common questions our training experts get asked regarding PEG Feeding. If you have further questions, please give us a call and we can answer them.

What is PEG feeding?

PEG, short for percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy, feeding is a procedure of placing a flexible tube through a person's skin/abdominal wall and into their stomach so they can be fed and given the fluids they need.

Do you need training for PEG feeding?

It's recommended to take training for PEG feeding because staff should be aware of how to perform this procedure correctly to avoid the risks of contamination, possible complications and poor hygiene.

Our PEG Feeding training courses will ensure your staff are suitably trained and qualified to perform this procedure.

Can you PEG feed all clients after training?

PEG feeding all clients should be performed by suitably trained, supervised and qualified members of care staff only. So, if you have successfully completed PEG Feed training, then you can perform the process safely for all clients.

Who can administer PEG feeding? Normally a doctor administers PEG feeding, but a trained licensed nurse can reinsert a PEG tube if needed.

Can a PEG feeding tube be removed?

Yes, a PEG feeding tube can be removed if a patient meets nutritional requirements by mouth and does not use the PEG tube for
feeding and therefore, it is best the PEG tube is removed to avoid any complications or infections.

Enrol your staff on to our PEG Feeding training course today and gain the correct knowledge and skills for PEG Feeding.

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