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Conducting a Research Ceremony, or how to catch Fish Presented by Dr Shawn Wilson Gnibi College of Indigenous Australian Peoples, Southern Cross University Sydney Medical School, University Centre for Rural

Workshop Overview Nationally cardiac emergencies are a leading cause of death. As a health clinician it is important to be able to immediately recognise and manage life threatening cardiac emergencies. The cardiac

Presented by Michael Koenen, Clinical Nurse Specialist Abstract: Inadvertent perioperative hypothermia is a common problem for patients undergoing surgery. Heat redistribution from the body’s core to the periphery after induction

This seminar will highlight, explore, empower and encourage a mutual conversation with attendees. The seminar is based on the learning outcomes around models of care that place the patient and

Workshop Overview: Anaphylaxis is a life threatening condition affecting up to 2% of the population. Through immersive scenarios, auto-injector demonstrations, and case study discussions, participants learn how to recognize and

Workshop Overview: The Lumbar Puncture workshop is designed to assist Medical Officers develop the knowledge and skills required to perform a lumbar puncture and provide high quality safe care to

Topics Covered Theory Session  Basic anatomy and physiology of the eye  Assessment of visual acuity  A systematic approach to eye examination  Assigning triage categories  History

Course Overview This two‐day ALS Program is suitable for health professionals in the provision of adult advanced life support in a clinical setting.  Accredited by the Australian College of Critical Care

The Diagnosing Potentially Preventable Hospitalisations (DaPPHne) project: Understanding and preventing unplanned hospital admissions for chronic conditions Presented by Dr Jenn Johnston and Dr Jo Longman Where: Lecture Theatre, University Centre

Presented by Alex Stephens, PhD Director of Research, Northern NSW Local Health District View flyer Share this …