Prerequisites :None
Frequency: Once only or as required.
About: An overview in regards to the EWS and associated escalation pathways
Prerequisites: none
Frequency: once
About:
- Generic falls prevention: a basic introduction to Falls Prevention and how to keep yourself safe & prevent falls both in your home & work life
- Clinical falls prevention: what should be done to prevent patient falls and the reporting processes around these
- Introduction to the Fracture Liaison Service
This module covers basic life support requirements within the Hauora Tairawhiti hospital setting. By completing this module you will be prepared to attend a BLS skills assessment workshop.
You must complete the online training annually and your skills assessment every 2 years.
Prerequisites: none
Frequency:
- all clinical staff complete face to face training every three years and the e-learning module on alternate years
- all non-clinical staff compete face to face training once and the e-learning module annually
Whakaminenga / who is this for: kaimahi working at Te Whatu ora Tairāwhiti
Prerequisites: none
Frequency: every two years
Course contact: Priscila Marini Muir
About:
This course is mandatory for all Tairāwhiti staff under:
- Health & Safety in Employment Act 1992, Section 25-27
- ACC Audit Standard 4.1
- Hauora Tairawhiti DHB policies
This course has been recognised as a regional priority course.
Prerequisites: none
Frequency: every two years
About:
Frequency:
- Pōhiri - Once when you first join the organisation
- Cultural Safety Training - When you first join the organisation and every 3 years after
Our monthly pōhiri welcomes kaimahi [new employees] joining Te Whatu Ora Tairāwhiti. We seek to engage kaimahi in Māori culture values, and the importance of cultural competence and safety in our workplace.
This training addresses cultural responsiveness through understanding individuals, whānau and their whakapapa, utilising a Māori model of health. It demystifies giving clear understanding to Te Wakaminenga, Declaration of Independence 1935, and Te Tiriti O Waitangi 1940, while also assisting with a safe transition and application into the workplace. The values of Tikanga will be explored.
Whakaminenga / Who is this for: clinical kaimahi working at Te Whatu Ora Tairāwhiti.
Prerequisites: none
Frequency: annually for clinical staff
Course contact: susan.egan@tdh.org.nz
About:
This course gives you the skills and knowledge to be able to apply infection prevention principles and practices in your care delivery processes to protect yourself and your patients in a healthcare setting.