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Download Training Standards Aims and Objectives To provide HCAS with the knowledge and skills required for the procedure of administering B12 injections To provide the HCA with resources, education and awareness of the legal issues, accountability and prescribing through delegation To provide the mechanisms for the HCA to be signed off as competent by a trained nurse in their workplace and follow the protocols and framework supplied for safe practice Course Content The role of the HCA in extended practice What is Pernicious anemia What are the symptoms, causes and treatment of B12 deficiency How do I monitor patients with B12 deficiency How is B12 prescribed/ legal issues/ prescriptions: PSD What are the side effects/contraindications/follow up care/ anaphylaxis Record keeping/documentation/communication with patients/capacity/consent Injection administration and techniques including practical session Technique/route/infection control/safe handling and disposal of sharps Protocols/ competencies and supervised practice by mentor Book Now

Daily injections at the beginning are key for: Quickly fixing the deficiency Reducing severe symptoms Getting ready for ongoing treatment Secondary Phase: Weekly Injections for One Month After the first week, injections are given weekly for a month

Especially if a person's body has trouble absorbing it, a doctor may recommend vitamin B12 injections to address a vitamin B12 deficiency

Common types include: Hydroxocobalamin commonly used in the UK for deficiency treatment Cyanocobalamin often used in supplements and some injections Methylcobalamin used in certain therapeutic settings Each form has different absorption rates and clinical uses