In working together with health professionals over many years we have developed a number of resources that provide detailed information about meningitis. These have been compiled with the help and guidance of our Medical Director and Medical Panel.
Our resources include:
inmed website
Educational products
Teaching sessions (See 'What we can do for you')
inmed website:
Expert lectures on various aspects of meningitis
A comprehensive reading list for students
Regular journal reviews
World news
Educational products
Educational products:
InPractice cd
Meningitis Matters cd
Meningococcal Disease in the UK presentation pack
InPractice is designed to help student nurses learn about the care and management of meningitis. It draws on real-life patient scenarios.
Meningitis Matters covers aspects of meningitis including pathogenesis, prevention, recognition and treatment as well as legal, ethical and global issues. The cd uses animation and visual effects to aid learning.
Meningococcal disease in the UK contains 20 slides with accompanying lecture notes.
Health professionals who have used these resources say:
“InPractice guides the student through a real situation, poses questions and seeks answers before giving the correct answer.”
“Meningitis Matters is an excellent presentation and very helpful for me because it gave me better information which enabled me to give more information to my students.”
“A well planned pack with lots of useful information. It can be utilised in a discussion with people of varying levels of knowledge.”
Teaching sessions
We provide teaching sessions and lectures for health professionals. Training sessions, covering many meningitis related topics, can be adapted to meet the needs of any audience, for example:
Infection Control Nurses’ Association (ICNA) conferences
Continuing Professional Development training for GPs
A and E staff training days
If you would like to find out more about teaching sessions, please contact: education@meningitis-trust.org
If you would like further information, or a copy of any of the resources listed on this page visit, please visit: www.inmedonline.com.
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