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This module is appropriate for Primary Care Practitioners working with interpreters. The module has a Toolkit and Full Module. The Tookit is a succinct summary of what is required to work with interpreters including flowcharts that highlight the major issues. The Full Module is a detailed training resource using video and audio clips from real interpreted consultations. This external module is provided by the University of Otago and is located and managed on their website. This course is equivalent to one hour of Professional Development time |
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Audience This course is for staff who spend part or all of their working day at a computer work station. It covers basic health and safety information when using a computer workstation and fosters understanding about the basic factors that can contribute to workplace discomfort, actions that can reduce the risk of developing discomfort, pain and injury at work, and seeking assistance when workplace discomfort occurs. Frequency For all new staff who will
regularly use a computer. Or as requested by Occupational Health & Safety. Time allocation One hour. |
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Audience
Registered Nurse and Midwives seeking re-certification in epidural & neuraxial management at MidCentral DHB
Introduction
Aim: To ensure Registered Nurses/Midwifes have the knowledge and skills required to facilitate adult Epidural & Neuraxial Pain Management.
This recertification includes 20 multi choice questions focusing on:
Epidural Infusion; Patient Controlled Epidural Analgesia (PCEA); & Neuraxial Morphine.
If you have any questions or special requirements, please contact a member of the Acute Pain Team, pager 168.
Frequency
This course is to be completed every three years, after completing the initial epidural & neuraxial certification
Time allocation
One hour
An introduction to WebPAS at Te Pae Hauora o Ruahine o Tararua: MidCentral. Audience All staff requiring access to patient records. Frequency This course must be completed by all new staff who require this access, and should be completed by existing staff who require an introduction to WebPAS. Time allocation The full course will take approximately 2.5 hours |
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