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All Medical and Allied Health students welcome to attend – light lunch provided before the session. Friday Clinical Discussion is a multidisciplinary discussion where students present a case and engage
As per the advice from the certifying body, ACCCN: “The ALS certification is recognised Australia wide, and is valid for 12 months, at which point participants should undertake an ALS
As per the advice from the certifying body, ACCCN: “The ALS certification is recognised Australia wide, and is valid for 12 months, at which point participants should undertake an ALS
Breakfast provided – gold coin donation View flyer here
Mental health in the aftermath of the flood: initial findings from the Community Recovery After Flood survey Presented by Dr Veronica Matthews and Dr Jo Longman, Community Recovery After Flood,
Facilitated by an advanced trainee from Sydney eye hospital, this workshop aims to develop emergency clinicians’ understanding of assessment and management of eye emergencies that present to NSW Emergency Departments.
Target Audience: Registered Nurses, Enrolled Nurses, Junior Medical Officers and Ambulance Officers who Care for post-operative patients. Course Overview: This four hour workshop is designed to enhance the knowledge and
7.30am – Grab some breakfast and network on the UCRH Deck 8.15am – Student presenter – My student journey and presentation by the Karin Ness from the Northern Rivers Legal
On the day: 7.30am to 8.00am – Grab some breakfast and network on the UCRH Deck. 8am to 8.30am – Guest speaker 8.30am to 9.00am – More time to eat
Student led case-based discussion This week’s topic is Peripheral Vascular Disease presented by WSU medical students Madeline and Ben. View flyer here Share this …
