Category: High Intensity Support Courses

PEG feeding for Adults

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This course provides a specialized, practical framework for support workers assisting adults who require enteral nutrition. It focuses on the customization of feeding protocols to ensure nutritional needs are met safely while maintaining the highest standards of hygiene and skin integrity, in full alignment with the NDIS Practice Standards for high-intensity daily personal activities.

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PEG feeding for Adults

A$20.00

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Timeframe

Approx. 1.5–2 hours total

Instruction

English

Delivery

100% online (mobile + desktop)

Recognition

Instant digital certificate on completion

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course fee

$20 AUD

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Course Overview

Participants will gain the technical skills required to manage PEG (Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy) systems, recognizing that for many participants, this is a critical component of their daily health and well-being.

What You’ll Learn

Define the clinical necessity and psychological impact of enteral feeding.
Identify the anatomical landmarks and specialized equipment used in tube feeding.
Execute safe procedures for both Naso-Gastric (NG) and PEG feeding methods.
Implement rigorous infection control and site care to prevent common complications.
Recognize and respond to feeding-related emergencies, such as tube blockages or dislodgement.
Navigate the legal and ethical responsibilities regarding consent and scope of practice.
Maintain clinical-grade documentation to ensure continuity of care and audit compliance.

Course Modules

Understand the Concept and Importance of Enteral Feeding
Learn the Anatomy and Equipment Necessary for Tube Feeding
Master Procedures for Naso-Gastric Feeding
Master Procedures for PEG (Gastrostomy) Feeding
Monitor, Identify, and Manage Complications in Tube Feeding
Document and Communicate Effectively in Tube Feeding Management
Adhere to Quality, Safety, and Legal Frameworks in Tube Feeding

Designed For

Disability support workers and high-intensity care practitioners.
NDIS providers specializing in complex health and medical supports.
Team leaders and supervisors conducting competency sign-offs.
Residential care staff and community nurses.
Family members and carers managing long-term enteral nutrition at home.

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