| Allied health is a large diverse group of registered and non registered allied health staff. To ensure that as many people as possible benefit from input from the allied health team registered staff will delegate some tasks to non registered staff. It is essential to maintain high quality treatment no matter who is delivering the treatment and to keep service users safe. To achieve these two goals staff need to be aware of how to delegate, when to delegate, when not to delegate, when not to accept a task, and what responsibilities are associated with delegated tasks. Audience Allied Health Assistants beginning work at Te Whatu Ora - Te Tai Tokerau. Frequency Within 6 weeks of employment at Te Whatu Ora - Te Tai Tokerau Time allocation 30 minutes |
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This course contains information on the new Badgernet-CTG interface functionality
Intended participants: Registered Midwives and Obstetricians providing care to women in labour at Puawai Aroha Maternity Unit in Gisborne.
This course is designed to give some basic and clear information to staff working in the health care sector around the COVID-19 virus, in particular; 
- What is COVID-19
- The New Zealand Context
- Symptoms of COVID and how it is spread
- Protection of self and others
- Infection Prevention Measures
This course provides information about using the Fisher & Paykel Airvo2 Oxygen delivery device
This course shell provided access to a separate site: ASCIA Allergy and Anaphylaxis for Health Professionals
ASCIA allergy and anaphylaxis e-training for health professionals (HP) has been developed by the Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy (ASCIA) to provide ready access to reliable allergy and anaphylaxis education for health professionals throughout Australia and New Zealand, at no charge.Development of ASCIA allergy and anaphylaxis e-training HP has included an extensive review process which involved ASCIA members as well as representatives from other medical organisations throughout Australasia.
The participant will learn more about rhythm recognition. The course is intended for any audience that needs to care for monitored patients.
The competency is associated with correctly recognising images of rhythms on the monitor - or off the printouts. Four basic cardiac rhythms are covered.
- Normal sinus rhythm
- Atrial arrhythmias
- Ventricular arrhythmias
- Heart blocks
This course provides an introduction to the anatomy and physiology of the normal swallow and explores what can go wrong with a patient's swallow (dysphagia) following a stroke.
This course should be completed as a pre-requisite to undertaking the nurse dysphagia screening course to train as a nurse dysphagia screener or it can be completed as a standalone course to learn more about dysphagia.
Audience
This course is for nursing staff who work with the adult population
Time allocation
10-15 minutes
This course provides an introduction to the anatomy and physiology of the normal swallow.
This is a precursor for the next Dysphagia course and training for the Nurses Acute Stroke Swallow Screen.
Audience
This course is for nursing staff who work with the adult population
Time allocation
10-15 minutes
This course contains essential information you will need before you start using the National Adult Medication 
Chart.
| Who for | Nurses and other clinical staff |  |
| About | Skills and techniques for the prevention, detection and nursing management of delirium | |
| Level / type | Level 5 Short course | |
| Pre-requisite |