To register: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/piper-paediatric-situation-critical-supporting-children-in-shock-tickets-597271484087?aff=odcleoeventsincollection

Topic: Paediatric Situation Critical – Supporting Children in Shock

This module provides you with an opportunity to reflect on how simulation can support the development of interprofessional collaborative practice (IPCP). That is, the ways in which individuals from different professions, disciplines, craft groups and other service roles work together to provide the highest quality care for patients and their families. This module addresses ways in which simulation may support the development of IPCP. We explore some of the complex interprofessional language, we share what several people have to say about IPCP, we invite you to think about your own IPCP, what you do well, what you might improve. We consider evidence on the contribution of simulation to IPCP, learn from others about getting started in interprofessional simulation and then focus on developing your own practice. The e-learning revisits information from the core modules and many of the optional modules too. This is our only S12 workshop offered via Zoom for this year.

Facilitator: Kirsty Freeman

Cost: AU$200 (includes 4 months access to all 14 e-learning modules)

RSVP: https://form.jotform.com/232388955010861 (Registration close on Friday, 29 September 2023, COB)

Register here: Registration Page

Download the flyer: Access here

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To register

The HTGR program is open to International Medical Graduates (IMGs) employed or about to commence employment within the Australian Health System (Hospital-based and General Practice) in all Australian states/territories.

The program integrates all required non-hospital/practice specific orientation content to assist with the initial 3 month orientation reporting requirement to Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) / Medical Board of Australia (MBA).

The program covers the following sessions:

Legislation and Professional Practice
– Legislative Frameworks, including the Coroner’s Act
– Litigation and Indemnity
– Patient rights and responsibilities, Patient complaints Patient
– Consent and Adolescent Autonomy
– Child Safety
– Access to health/medical records and Confidentiality

First Nations Australians Cultural Awareness
– History of Aboriginal culture, colonisation, and government policy
– Understanding/concept of health
– Aboriginal Health Issues
– Working with Aboriginal patients

Communication & Cultural Safety in the workplace
– Cultural awareness; safety; respect and competence
– Doctor – patient relationship
– Communication Strategies

Orientation to the Australian Healthcare System
– Structure & Funding
– Medicare Australia
– Prescribing – Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme Provider & Prescriber Numbers
– Interface between private and public health services

FORMAT 3 (THESE ARE 2 SEPARATE DAYS)

Wednesday 18th October 2023 – Session 1

Friday 20nd October 2023 – Session 2

Cancellations & rescheduling: 

PMCV courses are subject to minimum and maximum group numbers. Courses may be cancelled or postponed if minimum numbers are not achieved by the scheduled date. Courses may close prior to the start date if the maximum numbers are achieved. In both situations, applicants will be re-scheduled to the next available course.

1 week’s notice, or 5 business days, will be given in case of course rescheduling or cancellation.

For further information on the Hitting the Ground Running (HTGR) Program, please email PMCVeducation@pmcv.com.au.

TITLE: Social Determinants of Health: Routine data collection and its capacity to inform service redesign and models of care

EVENT SERIES: Nursing Event Series at The University of Melbourne and Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre

ABOUT: This seminar will focus on healthcare equity, with an emphasis on those living with disabilities, social determinants of health’s impact on cancer care, access issues for regional patients, and a multicultural perspective on healthcare access. The event will commence with a presentation on a recently completed social determinants of health checklist developed for cancer nurses, followed by a panel discussion addressing barriers, challenges, and urgent priorities in achieving equitable healthcare access.

TWO DAYS COURSE !!

This module covers basic principles of simulation with a particular focus on educational design for simulation scenarios, briefing and debriefing practices. We consider what it means to be a simulation educator. Even if you are mainly involved in technical aspects of simulation-based education (SBE), we considered it important to be exposed to the core elements of the work of a simulation educator. This module facilitates formation of a local community of practice by bringing participants together to discuss and practice SBE and training techniques.

26 and 27 October 2023 – 2:00 to 5:00pm (Melbourne, Australia time, AEDT, UTC/GMT +11 hours)

Participants must attend both days

Facilitator: Melissa Ciardulli

Cost: AU$365 (includes 4 months access to all 14 e-learning modules)

RSVP: https://form.jotform.com/231547454586869

If you are after specific workshops in your area, you can sign up for workshop expressions of interest here. If you’re wanting to offer specific workshops in your setting or you would like to become a faculty member, then let us know by emailing med-nhet-sim@monash.edu.