Overview
PEG feeding training supports care teams responsible for managing enteral feeding safely and confidently within community, residential and supported living services.
The programme focuses on practical feeding management, infection prevention, troubleshooting, escalation processes and competency based clinical practice.
Our training is designed to strengthen workforce confidence, support safe care delivery and reduce avoidable risk associated with enteral feeding pathways.
Who is the training for
The training is suitable for:
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Registered Nurses
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Support workers
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Team leaders
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Complex Care providers
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Supported living services
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Residential care services
Training content
Practical clinical training designed for care staff supporting individuals with PEG feeding in community and complex care settings. The course combines theory, demonstration, practical skills practice and competency assessment.
Course Structure
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Digestive system anatomy and PEG feeding theory, including PEG tube components and feeding systems
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Infection prevention and complications
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Practical demonstration
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Hands-on Skills practice using training models
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Competency assessment and discussion
Duration: 3-4 hours including practical training and competency assessment