Target audience: Anaesthetist and Pain Team NS
Time allocation: approx. 1 hour
Completion criteria: complete ALL mandatory activities (refer to Course Completion Status block on the right)
Contact: Email us MCIS@adhb.govt.nz
Duration: 30mins
This opportunity aims to provide some theoretical knowledge behind the skill of performing an Ankle Brachial Pressure Index (ABPI/ABI). Participants will learn about the theoretical principles of taking an ABI prior to undertaking the assessment on their patients. On completion of this course the participant will understand:
This webinar will inform you of the considerations in relation to annual leave usage that enhances wellness in the workplace while also managing financial liability.
Who is this for: to those who work as Operations Managers and those who hold people leader roles.
Successful completion of this course (all topics) is mandatory training for the Ophthalmology department staff. The Apraclonidine 0.5% Standing Order applies to all nursing staff working in the Ophthalmology clinic, ward and theatre and Allied Health: Ophthalmic technicians and Orthoptists.
Kia ora and welcome to the Aseptic Non-Touch Technique Programme for Te Toka Tumai Auckland.
This programme is for all staff who perform procedures requiring the knowledge and skills to perform Aseptic Technique as part of their clinical role.
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For support, please email: ADHBIPCService@adhb.govt.nz
Learning Objectives
Understand the difference between asepsis, sterile and clean techniques
Know how to identify "Key-Parts" and "Key-Sites"
Identify the three main ways that equipment can be contaminated during procedures
Know how to complete a risk assessment to decide which correct Aseptic Technique - Non-touch method you should use for each procedure
Know how to find resources to support your Aseptic Technique - Non-touch method practice
The aim of this course to introduce you to the equipment produced in Āta Mahi before you assist in clinical activities. You need to be able to identify Health and safety risks unique to Āta Mahi and read the SSOW.
Whakaminenga / Who is this for: This
course is for users of the Radiometer AQT 90 analysers to recertify their access for another year
Prerequisites: User’s must already have had initial training performed by either the POCT Team
or their nurse educator.
Takawā / Time: 1 hour CPD points
Course contact: Sam
Cartledge or Andrew Meisner on poct@adhb.govt.nz
Method: eLearning
Frequency: Annual
This assessment MUST be completed every year (i.e., annual update).
The assessment of knowledge of using POCT equipment occurs within the context of ADHB Policy. Requirements to do the test include quiet, uninterrupted time (15 minutes).
This assessment MUST be completed every year (i.e., annual update).
The assessment of knowledge of using POCT equipment occurs within the context of ADHB Policy. Requirements to do the test include quiet, uninterrupted time (15 minutes).
Whakaminenga / Who is this for: This
course is for users of the DCA Vantage analyser to recertify their access for
another year
Prerequisites: (remove if not required) Users
must already have had initial training performed by either the POCT Team or
their nurse educator.
Takawā / Time: 1 hour CPD points
Course contact: Sam
Cartledge or Andrew Meisner on poct@adhb.govt.nz
Method: eLearning
Frequency: Annual
This assessment MUST be completed every year (i.e., annual update).
The assessment of knowledge of using POCT equipment occurs within the context of Te Toka Tumai Policy. Requirements to do the test include quiet, uninterrupted time (15 minutes).
This assessment MUST be completed every year (i.e., annual update).
The assessment of knowledge of using POCT equipment occurs within the context of Te Toka Tumai Policy. Requirements to do the test include quiet, uninterrupted time (15 minutes).
Whakaminenga / Who is this for: This
course is for users of the i-STAT to recertify their access for another year
Prerequisites: User’s must already have had initial training performed by either the POCT Team
or their nurse educator.
Takawā / Time: 1 hour CPD points
Course contact: Sam
Cartledge or Andrew Meisner on poct@adhb.govt.nz
Method: eLearning
Frequency: Annual
This assessment MUST be completed every year (i.e., annual update).
The assessment of knowledge of using POCT equipment occurs within the context of Te Toka Tumai Policy. Requirements to do the test include quiet, uninterrupted time (15 minutes).
This assessment MUST be completed every year (i.e., annual update).
The assessment of knowledge of using POCT equipment occurs within the context of Te Toka Tumai Policy. Requirements to do the test include quiet, uninterrupted time (15 minutes).
The course is designed to provide an assessed introduction to the Thrombelastograph (TEG).
Evidence of knowledge recall is required annually to a minimum standard of 90%.
The target audience includes all TEG users within ADHB (mainly staff nurses and anaesthetic technicians).
For the purposes of assessment, recall of the following is required:
Target audience: ADHB staff requiring the use of BadgerNet
Time allocation: various depending on role, 2 min to 2 hours.
Completion criteria: Complete Navigation module and read the Business Rules, then move on to the appropriate role-specific course. Once all criteria are met, your course will be complete and access given to use BadgerNet.
Contact: Email us MCIS@adhb.govt.nz
About this course: This course is intended to guide the initial response of any person requiring assistance. It covers:
To access this course, you need to take the sorting tool and enrol into a pathway. You can do this here - Patient Deterioration Education & Training
Method: Face-to-face
Frequency: One-time attendance only
The aim of this course is to provide new risk management training on a range of topics that are likely to be relevant to the Risk Lead Network.
These bespoke risk training sessions will change from time-to-time and Risk Leads from Te Whatu Ora Te Toka Tumai will be invited to these sessions as they become available.
This education is for staff who have no clinical contact or limited contact with breastfeeding whānau. ie Level One awareness staff are - theatre staff, pain team nurses, hearing screeners, maternal mental health staff, social workers, reception staff, ward clerks, health care assistants, hospital support workers, cleaners and physiotherapists. Midwives and Nurses who work closely with breastfeeding whānau have their own course.
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We provide this compulsory education so you are aware of your role in supporting the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative. It will take you approximately 1/2 hr and you will receive a certificate on completion .
On completion you will;
Know what the WHO CODE is and how to uphold it
Have awareness about the 10 Steps to Successful Breastfeeding and why breastfeeding is important
Know what your scope of practice is around breastfeeding whānau and to refer to nurses and midwives if whānau need help with breastfeeding or are requesting formula
There are short quizzes at the end of each section
This must be completed on employment and then once every 3 years
If you are having any difficulties logging in or completing this education, or notice any parts are not working correctly please email TSenior@adhb.govt.nz thankyou
Course Aim: To deliver a training document about regulations, work practices and responsibilities within a Ministry of Primary Industries (MPI) Approved Transitional and Containment Facility.
Course Aim: To deliver a training document about regulations, work practices and responsibilities within a Ministry of Primary Industries (MPI) Approved Transitional and Containment Facility.
Kia ora! The overall aim of this course is to share with you some resources regarding our Body Parts and Tissue - Storage, Cremation and Return policy.
The expectations of this course are that you will:
Audience: Registered nurses of all skill levels and experience from new graduate to experienced senior nurses.
This course provides the essential knowledge to deliver the breast treatment technique in accordance with ADHB RT best practice.
The Breastfeeding Essentials programme covers all aspects of the 10 steps to successful breastfeeding as described by WHO and UNICEF.
This course is provided by an external training organisation, on a separate website.
Note: this will not be recorded in your ADHB record of learning.
We have gathered together a range of new and existing courses in one place to make it easier for you to decide what you might like to do. Further down the page you can also see at a glance what workshops are coming up.
If you would like to provide feedback about this page, please email Organisational Development.
Cultural competence refers to an ability to communicate and interact effectively with people of different cultures. It is not just about knowing another person’s culture. In the healthcare setting it is about understanding how cultural differences impact on the consulting relationship and being able to adjust your behaviour to accommodate these differences for the best patient outcomes.
This programme is provided to Te Toka Tumai Auckland employees by eCALD, an external training organisation on their website.
Note: Your completed learning will be sent to the Organisation Development team to record in your Te Toka Tumai Auckland record of learning. It will not be recorded on Ko Awatea LEARN.
Kia ora, nau mai haere mai. Welcome to the online hub designed to build your knowledge in Cultural safety, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, our history, Māori Health Equity, Institutional Racism and self-awareness. It’s a collection of webinars, podcasts, journal articles, opinion pieces and practical tools to support your learning.
You can navigate your way through the hub and engage in the resources that suit you. You might like to work through this with your team, print articles to read during your commute or watch a video over your lunchtime.
Updated: 12.10.23
Whakaminenga | Who is this for: All Health Professionals interested in Cardiac Surgery, at Te Toka Tumai Auckland
Takawā | Time: 8 hours
Course contact: Qianhui Zhou, Nurse Educator
Method: Face to face
Frequency: Annually
Kia ora, welcome to the CADD Solis Pain Pump Skill Validation Course for Te Toka Tumai Auckland. This course is for all staff at Te Toka Tumai Auckland who manage the CADD Solis pain pumps as part of their clinical role.
This is an electronic skill validation, your educator(s) may like to keep a copy of your skill validation and you should also keep a paper copy of your skill validation.
Kia ora! This course designated for non-oncology and haematology nurses e.g. general medicine, resource nurses who look after Oncology and Haematology patients as outliers in their area.
Topics will include:
Neutropenic Sepsis
Pain Management
Chemotherapy Induced Colitis (Diarrhoea)
Nausea and vomiting
Central Line Workshop
Who is this for: Non oncology and haematology nurses
Kia ora, welcome to the Cannulation Skill Validation Course for Te Toka Tumai Auckland. This course is for all staff who perform peripheral intravenous (PIV) cannulation as part of their clinical role within Te Toka Tumai Auckland.
Independence in performing peripheral IV cannulation at Te Toka Tumai Auckland requires sequential completion of three courses:
This course is the final component of the online training and is necessary for independent PIV cannulation.
Kia ora, welcome to the Cannulation Theory Course for Te Toka Tumai Auckland District Health Board. This course is for all staff at Auckland DHB who perform peripheral intravenous (IV) cannulation as part of their clinical role.
Independence in performing peripheral IV cannulation at Te Toka Tumai Auckland requires sequential completion of three courses:
This course outlines the theoretical knowledge and techniques necessary for attaining competency in peripheral IV cannulation.
The participant will learn more about rhythm recognition. The course is intended for any audience that needs to care for fleximonitored patients.
The competency is associated with correctly recognising images of rhythms on the monitor - or off the flexistrip printouts. Four basic cardiac rhythms are covered.
Registered nurses who are working in Acute Cardiac Care Unit (ACCU), Ward 31 Cardiology and Ward 42 Cardiothoracic Surgical Unit (CTSU). A minimum employment length of 6-8months is required before undertaking this credentialing package if you have previous cardiac experience, or 12months if you do not have previous cardiac experience. New Graduate nurses are given 18months.
Prerequisites:
Prior to starting this credentialing package, discussion with your CN/CCN/NE is necessary to ensure you are provided with adequate support and the timing is correct for you.
Course contact:
CardiologyEducators@adhb.govt.nz
Frequency:
Once
Duration: Dependent on level of knowledge and experience.