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The ability to perform effective, good quality CPR is an essential component of a health professionals practice, or for anyone working in the health field. As such regular review of both theoretical and practical application are a necessity. This course contains information for PHO/NGO staff that are attending CM CPR refreshers. Topics include:
Key Contact: matthew.pollock@middlemore.co.nz |
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Mo Tenei Akoranga / About This Course
Whakaminenga / Who is this for: Allied Health Professionals, Mental Health Professionals, Registered Nurses and other health professionals who have already completed professional supervisor training more than 3 years ago and who are engaged in, or intend to return to, providing supervision.Prerequisites:
- Counties Manukau Step 3 Becoming a Professional Supervisor course or an equivalent supervisors course
Takawā / Time: 7.5 hours
Course Contact: Nancy Wright
Method: In-person small group learning (no more than twelve participants)
Frequency: OncePrerequisites: Port-a-cath® Accessing & De-accessing eLearning
Frequency: Once
About: This training session provides nurses with practical experience and knowledge in the accessing and de-accessing of Implanted Ports / Port-a-cath®. Participants will gain hands-on experience and theoretical understanding in the following areas: clinical indication, patient assessment, managing complications, safe accessing and de-accessing, and post-procedure care.
Prerequisites: Ko Awatea LEARN Online Modules:
- Vascular Access Management: Peripheral Intravenous Lines
- Vascular Access Management: Central Venous Lines
About: This is in-depth study day focused on the management of both peripheral & central vascular access devices. This educational event is designed to enhance nurses’ skills & knowledge in the care & management of these critical devices, ensuring optimal patient outcomes & safety. This day includes hands-on practice, interactive case studies & expert insights from vascular access clinical nurse specialists.
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The ability to perform effective, good quality CPR is an essential component of a health professionals practice, or for anyone working in the health field. As such regular review of both theoretical and practical application are a necessity. This course contains information for PHO/NGO staff that are attending CM CPR refreshers. Topics include:
Key Contact: matthew.pollock@middlemore.co.nz |
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This course covers the process/procedures for taking swabs for those working in MIQ facilities
This course contains information on the BadgerNet update
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