Training for Health Care Assistant

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HCA Foundation Training for GP Surgeries

Our HealthCare Assistant (HCA) Foundation Training is designed to equip aspiring HCAs and healthcare professionals with essential skills to work confidently in GP surgeries and other clinical settings. This course blends theoretical learning with hands-on practical sessions to ensure a comprehensive understanding of core healthcare practices.

What You’ll Learn

This training covers both fundamental healthcare techniques and clinical procedures, enabling HCAs to deliver high-quality patient care.


Vital Signs Monitoring & Patient Assessments:

  • Measuring and recording height & weight
  • Monitoring blood pressure, pulse, and respiration
  • Checking body temperature
  • Conducting urine tests
  • Blood glucose and cholesterol testing
  • Performing peak flow assessments
  • Teaching proper inhaler techniques and ensuring correct usage

Understanding Health & Lifestyle Impacts:

  • The role of lifestyle choices in overall health
  • Conducting routine health check-ups
  • Summary care records and effective record-keeping

Clinical Knowledge & Applied Physiology:

  • Overview of Coronary Heart Disease and its management
  • Recognizing and managing Diabetes (hypo & hyperglycemia)
  • Understanding Renal Disease and related complications
  • Essential knowledge of Asthma & COPD, including spirometry basics
  • Key aspects of men’s & women’s health
  • Introduction to mental health awareness in clinical practice
  • Understanding health screening, common tests, and procedures
  • Best practices in record-keeping & documentation

This structured and interactive course ensures HCAs are well-prepared to support healthcare teams, improve patient outcomes, and enhance their professional growth.

Get Started Today

Elevate your skills with London Phlebotomy Training’s HCA Foundation Course. Contact us today to discuss training options and take the next step in your healthcare career.

 

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