Sepsis Awareness Training in Doncaster

Our Sepsis Awareness and Early Recognition Training course provides healthcare and non-clinical staff with the knowledge and confidence to recognise the signs and symptoms of sepsis, understand risk factors and take appropriate action when sepsis is suspected.

Sepsis is a life-threatening medical emergency that can develop rapidly from an infection. Early recognition and prompt escalation can significantly improve patient outcomes and save lives.

This course supports healthcare organisations in developing staff awareness, recognising deteriorating patients and understanding escalation pathways in line with current best practice guidance.

Training can be delivered at your premises throughout Doncaster, South Yorkshire and surrounding areas.

Who Should Attend?

This course is suitable for:

• GP Practice Staff

• Medical Centre Teams

• Healthcare Assistants

• Nurses

• Reception Staff

• Care Coordinators

• Administrators

• Clinical Support Staff

• Community Healthcare Teams

• Care Home Staff

• Social Care Providers

• Anyone involved in patient contact or escalation procedures

No previous clinical qualification is required.

Why Sepsis Awareness Training Matters

Sepsis can affect anyone and may develop quickly from what initially appears to be a routine infection.

Recognising the warning signs early and understanding when to escalate concerns can:

• Improve patient outcomes

• Support early intervention

• Reduce delays in treatment

• Increase staff confidence

• Support patient safety initiatives

• Improve awareness across healthcare teams

This course helps staff understand their role in recognising and responding appropriately when sepsis is suspected.

What You Will Learn

Understanding Sepsis

• What is sepsis?

• The body's response to infection

• Progression from infection to sepsis and septic shock

• The impact of sepsis on patient outcomes

Causes and Risk Factors

• Common infections that may lead to sepsis

• High-risk patient groups

• Vulnerable adults and children

• Patients with chronic conditions

Recognising Sepsis

• Early warning signs

• Red flag symptoms

• Adult and paediatric presentations

• Recognising patient deterioration

Assessment and Escalation

• Recognising deterioration

• NEWS2 awareness

• Escalation pathways

• Documentation and communication

Immediate Actions

• What to do when sepsis is suspected

• Referral procedures

• Emergency escalation

• Supporting patients and families

Practical Case Studies

• Real-world scenarios

• Group discussion

• Decision-making exercises

• Lessons learned from sepsis incidents

On-Site Sepsis Awareness Training

We regularly deliver Sepsis Awareness Training throughout:

• Doncaster

• Sheffield

• Rotherham

• Barnsley

• Worksop

• Retford

• Scunthorpe

• Leeds

• Wakefield

• Lincoln

For healthcare providers, GP practices, primary care networks and care organisations, on-site training is often the most cost-effective solution for groups of four or more learners.

Flexible daytime, evening and weekend training can be arranged.

Why Choose Emergency Response Training Ltd?

Emergency Response Training Ltd has been delivering workplace and healthcare training since 2002.

Our experienced instructors deliver engaging, practical training using realistic healthcare scenarios that help learners apply their knowledge confidently in the workplace.

With a team of 12 instructors, we can provide flexible training dates and support both small groups and larger healthcare organisations.

We work with GP surgeries, medical centres, care providers, local authorities and healthcare organisations throughout Yorkshire and surrounding areas.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is sepsis?

Sepsis is a life-threatening condition that occurs when the body's response to an infection causes damage to its own tissues and organs. Early recognition and treatment are essential.

Who should attend Sepsis Awareness Training?

The course is suitable for healthcare professionals, reception teams, care coordinators, support staff and anyone involved in recognising or escalating concerns about deteriorating patients.

Does the course cover NEWS2?

Yes. Learners will gain awareness of NEWS2 and how observations may support the recognition of patient deterioration where appropriate.

Can the course be delivered at our premises?

Yes. We regularly deliver on-site Sepsis Awareness Training for GP practices, healthcare providers, care homes and healthcare organisations.

Is this course suitable for non-clinical staff?

Yes. Reception staff, administrators and care coordinators often play an important role in recognising concerns and escalating issues appropriately.

Will learners receive a certificate?

Yes. Learners who successfully complete the course receive an Emergency Response Training Ltd Certificate of Attendance and Competence in Sepsis Awareness and Early Recognition.

Why choose Emergency Response Training Ltd?

Emergency Response Training Ltd has been delivering practical workplace and healthcare training since 2002 and has trained thousands of learners across Yorkshire and beyond.

Book Sepsis Awareness Training

To discuss your training requirements or request a quotation:

📞 Telephone: 01302 802016

📧 Email: mail@ertraining.co.uk

📍 Emergency Response Training Ltd
Canberra House Training Centre
10 First Avenue
Finningley
Doncaster
DN9 3GA

For group bookings and workplace training enquiries, please contact our team today.