Types of Epilepsy and their effect on behaviour
Course overview:
Types of Epilepsy and their effect on behaviour
Managing epilepsy
Treatment options
Theory and practical administration of Buccal Medication
At Coventry Training Consortium we are passionate about you having the opportunity to receive training in a way that suits you and meets your individual learning styles.
Our fully qualified staff have a vast amount of experience and deliver face to face training in a wide range of subjects, with tutor support throughout. We recognise that e-learning does not suit everyone - here at CTC we give space and time for you to ask questions, explore the subject and interact with other delegates; sharing ideas and experiences to help consolidate learning.
We provide you with the skills, tools and knowledge to be able to work effectively, professionally and in a person-centred way. We also work in partnership with other professionals, to deliver specialist courses including epilepsy and dysphagia. Visit ‘our courses’ for details on all the training we provide.
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