In today's rapidly changing environment, it is essential for all professionals to keep up to date with new developments in terms of knowledge and skills in their area of specialisation. Professional development is no longer an option, but an essential element for successful performance.
Like other professionals, registered nurses and midwives are continuously faced with challenges in their area of work. For nurses and midwives to be able to continue to add value to their core business of providing high quality care, it is essential that they embrace opportunities to learn and to translate their learning into action.
The continuing education courses offered by the School of Nursing & Midwifery provide a solid foundation for nurses to acquire advanced skills and knowledge in a number of specialty areas.
These courses aim to enable registered nurses and midwives to operate effectively and to make better decisions. Each course comprises interactive, stimulating presentations by experts in the subject. Practical sessions and workshops are designed to impart valuable concepts and tools which registered nurses and midwives can apply in their workplace. The courses are conducted in a supportive environment which facilitates the participation of midwives and registered nurses in advancing their opinions and ideas.
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Infection Control Course
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The course is designed to provide infection control practitioners and other healthcare providers with an up-to-date knowledge base in order to minimise the risk of infection in their area of practice.
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Infection Control Update
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The Update is primarily for experienced infection control practitioners and is held in conjunction with the Infection Control Course. It is designed to provide infection control practitioners and other healthcare providers with up-to-date information on new developments in infection control.
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International Disaster Nursing semester 1
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This topic provides an introduction for nurses and other health professionals to the health aspects of disaster and the principles of emergency management. The topic is presented entirely online.
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Dementia, Delirium & Depression
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This course will enable nurses and other health professionals to effectively assess and deal with clients suffering from dementia, delirium and / or depression (the 3Ds) regardless of the setting.
Point of Care testing (POCT) is a new discipline of clinical practice that is revolutionising the delivery of pathology services globally. POCT enables a range of pathology tests for chronic and acute diseases to be performed on small devices in hospital and primary care settings.
Module 1 is a program designed for Registered Nurses, Enrolled Nurses and Cert IV health workers who wish to increase knowledge and practice skills in continence nursing.
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International Disaster Nursing semester 2
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This topic provides an introduction for nurses and other health professionals to the health aspects of disaster and the principles of emergency management. The topic is presented entirely online.
Module 2 is a program designed for Registered Nurses, Enrolled Nurses and Cert IV health workers, to build and consolidate the knowledge they developed in Module 1 to enable them to promote continence of urine in their practice setting, as well as to develop knowledge and practice skills in faecal incontinence.