This course is designed to provide Nurses and Midwives with some basic information around care of a patient with a PICC line.

This course is for any Te Whatu Ora Te Tai Tokerau health care worker who wishes to become a Quit Card provider. It links you out to the Ministry of Health's module called Helping People to Stop Smoking, which you must complete successfully to become a Quit Card provider. 

As healthcare providers, we play a key role in supporting the safety of the individuals and families in our care. 

Our Violence Intervention Online Refresher Course is aimed at all healthcare professionals who deal with child abuse or intimate partner violence. 

This refresher course is for all staff who have attended the VIP Core Training Workshop within the last two years. 

At Te Whatu Ora, we recognise we manage risk in every facet of the national health and disability system. 

In this way, how we manage and balance competing risks directly impacts how successful we are in achieving our purpose and objectives to improve the health and wellbeing of our whanau, communities and hauora Māori outcomes across the motu and in doing so give effect to the principles of te Tiriti o Waitangi (the Treaty of Waitangi). 

We recognise that to achieve our purpose and objectives, risk management needs to be robust and well-embedded across Te Whatu Ora. This will support the need to control some risks, while others may be embraced as opportunities to be pursued in a well-managed way to change or innovate the way we do things now and in the future. We also acknowledge that some risks we face will never be eliminated, so all staff must consider and respond appropriately to risks within their areas of responsibility.

 Te Whatu Ora Enterprise Risk Management Policy

S.C.A.R.F is a brain-based model that helps us to collaborate and work effectively with people by understanding how they react to threats and rewards.

This course is targeted at managers, team leaders, health and safety representatives and is required to met the Accident Compensation Corporation ACC accreditation for the Te Whatu Ora Te Tai Tokerau staff rehabilitation process.

This course introduces learners to the basic principles for stroke care. It is appropriate for all disciplines working with stroke patients.

Access to the Supervision Community of Practice is by invitation only,  once the Professional Supervision course is complete.

This course introduces you to the basics of TrendCare and is appropriate for nurses and midwives new to TrendCare and for existing staff who would like a refresher.

This course is an introduction to bias in health care. They encourage health professionals to examine their biases and how they affect the health care they provide, their interactions with consumers, and therefore their health outcomes.

As healthcare providers, we play a key role in supporting the safety of the individuals and families in our care. Our Violence Intervention Programme (VIP), which is aimed at all Te Whatu Ora Te Tai Tokerau healthcare professionals who deal with child abuse or inter- familial partner violence.

Once you have completed this module, you may be required to complete the National VIP module prior to attending the core training workshop.

Refreshed 21 Dec 2023