Skin, Continence and Catheter Care: 4-Course Bundle

Prepare adult health and social care awareness sessions with four editable Care Ready Solutions training packs. **Four courses included** - Pressure Ulcer Prevention: early changes, SSKIN, individual prevention plans, reporting and safeguarding - Continence Care Awareness: bladder and bowel health, assessment, products, dignity and skin protection - Stoma Care Awareness: stoma types, role boundaries, pouch care principles, observation and specialist advice - Catheter Care Awareness: catheter types, infection prevention, drainage systems, daily care and recognising concerns Each course includes its own teaching PowerPoint, Trainer’s Edition and learner workbook, plus the generic 42-page Teacher and Trainer Toolkit and separate editable certificate template. All five core files in each pack are PowerPoint (.pptx) resources. The toolkit is a collection of generic blank forms to customise for planning, attendance, learner records, assessment, feedback and action planning. The same generic toolkit and certificate templates repeat across the four packs. These are not four distinct toolkits or completed clinical assessments. **Bonus supporting form** Pressure Ulcer Prevention includes a separate seven-page Pressure Area Care Observation Checklist PDF for local observation, feedback and actions. Use a qualified, authorised observer. This form does not independently establish clinical competence. **Teaching use** Use the courses separately to match staff roles and learning needs. Suitable for care staff induction, awareness refreshers, independent trainers and health and social care educators. Adapt examples, local contacts and procedures while retaining CRS branding. Age not applicable. PowerPoint or compatible software is required. **Bundle price: £24.99** The four standalone packs currently total £39.96. Save £14.97, approximately 37%. These are the same courses available individually. Check previous purchases to avoid duplication. **Awareness scope** Teaching resources and completion certificates do not confer accreditation, prove practical competence or authorise clinical procedures. Catheter insertion or changing, stoma care, skin assessment and practical care tasks require appropriate role-specific training, assessment, delegation and employer authorisation. Follow individual care plans, consent, current professional and specialist advice, applicable national law and local procedures. England-specific safeguarding and candour material must be adapted for other nations. Digital resources only; no delivered training or physical equipment.