This training is applicable to all Allied and Public Health practitioners eligible for CASP (Career and Salary Progression Moderation Process for Allied Health Professionals). For example,

• Allied and Public Health practitioners on the non-automatic steps of the salary scale engaging in CASP
• ‘Experienced’ staff requiring an update / refresher of CASP
• All new Allied Health Practice/Programme Supervisors and PSA Delegates
• New Allied Health Professional Leaders
• New Managers of Allied and Public Health practitioners

The overall aim of this workshop is enhancing assessment and management of the deteriorating patient. This is a tool to reflect on your own acute care skills and to enhance knowledge where it is needed. This is a blended learning modality with an e-learning module as a pre-requisite and a practical day of face-to-face sessions working through assessments and best practice using case based team simulation.

Who is this for: Junior nurses, Doctor's, Physiotherapists or any staff member in a patient care role

Time: 8 hours 

The overall aim of this course is to build confidence and competence in performing Basic Life Support.

Who is this for: Non-nursing and medical staff

Time: 1 Hour

The overall aim of this course is to build confidence and competence in performing Basic Life Support.

Who is this for: Non-nursing and medical staff

Time: 1 Hour 

The overall aim of this workshop is enhancing assessment and management of the deteriorating patient. This is a tool to reflect on your own acute care skills and to enhance knowledge where it is needed. This is a blended learning modality with an e-learning module as a pre-requisite and a practical day of face-to-face sessions working through assessments and best practice using case based team simulation.

Who is this for: Junior nurses, Doctor's, Physiotherapists or any staff member in a patient care role

Time: 8 hours 

The overall aim of this course is to build confidence and competence in performing Basic Life Support.

Who is this for: Non-nursing and medical staff

Time: 1 Hour 

The overall aim of this course is to build confidence and competence in performing Basic Life Support.

Who is this for: Non-nursing and medical staff

Time: 1 Hour 

To ensure correct operation of the instrumentation within the laboratory it is important to have the knowledge and understanding of how the instrumentation operates and works.  You are here to get a General understanding of the Cobas p701 Storage Instrument and the Cobas c8100 Pre-analytics Instrument.

Who is this for: Automation Laboratory Support Services

Time: 30 minutes

For Technical support contact see Ko awatea Learning Help page

For Learning content contact  Jacquie Martin or Shugo Kawamoto 

This course is intended for all Auckland DHB staff who "normally" work in the Support Building A01 (Auckland City Hospital). It explains the changes that are being made to the fire alarm system and staff procedures in order to expedite staff response to assist with fire evacuation.

It should take no longer than 30 minutes to complete this course.

We recommend that you have completed the Auckland DHB Fire Safety eLearning module before initiating this module.

Participants are required to answer all quizzes and/or activities with a 100% pass.

Intended audience: Any clinician who uses the iSTAT for patient testing.

Repeated: Annually

Duration: 15mins

About this course

This is a theory course to guide you in the use of the iSTAT. The quiz uses glucose cartridges as an example, but the same principles apply when running CG8+ Blood Gas cartridges.

Kia ora! The overall aim of this course is to share with you some resources to guide practice in situations when patients are absent without leave (AWOL). 

On completion you will be able to:

• know how to access resources for actions required when patients are AWOL 

The expectations of this course are that you will: 

• read the policy 
• watch the AWOL nursing forum video and complete the short quiz

Who is this for: All staff 

Time: 30 minutes 

Kia ora, this course will look at the 3 main areas of an accessible workplace; getting to the building, getting around the building and is it fit for purpose. 

Who is this for: Facilities and OHS, and others who need this information for their work
Time: up to 30 minutes
Course contact: Adele Edmonds-Woolf (Te Toka Tumai)
Method: eLearning
Frequency: Once

This section is for those people who have attended the Combined Update course and are now ready to sit their e-Assessment

 Advance Care Planning discussions are an opportunity for you to understand what is important to your patients, what makes life meaningful to them and how this impacts on healthcare decisions.

This page will link you to the Advance Care Planning national website, where you can complete the four modules of the Level 1 training

This course is open to all and is designed to be:

• A quide for best practice when working with a deteriorating patient and for real ward based clinical scenarios.
• A prerequisite to the Deteriorating Patient Workshop.
• A tool to reflect on your own acute care skills and to enhance knowledge where it is needed.

About this course: In this course you will learn how to prioritise interventions in an acutely deteriorating patient.

Duration: 1 hour

The completion of the e-learning module is essential for staff to manage Epidural/Regional infusions

The completion certificate needs to be witnessed by your clinical coach/ preceptor/educator as part of the credentialing process 

The completion of the e-learning module is essential for staff to manage PCAs, Ketamine and Lignocaine infusions.

The completion certificate needs to be witnessed by your clinical coach/preceptor/educator as part of the credentialing process.

Who is this for? 

Waitematā - Ward 15 / Muriwai / ADU staff training for Acute Stroke Swallow Screening

Tairāwhiti - 

Duration: approximately 1 hour

Contact: Janka Ritchie and Rebecca Streith

Intended audience: Children's Community Nurses ONLY

Duration: 10-15 minutes

About this course: This is an annual reassessment module for Antineoplastic Drug Administration for Children's Community Nurses only. If you are doing the main eviQ ADAC courses, please see the other courses in this category.