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ACUTE CARDIAC CARE COURSE - 9.00 am to 4.30 pm
COURSE DELIVERY DATES:
The course is delivered in intensive mode over 5 days and is equivalent to a 10CP (or one semester) tertiary course in teaching and study time. These courses have previously been held twice annually on the Gold Coast. Many of enrolments are from undergraduate nursing students, as well as registered nurses and paramedics who want to do the courses for professional development. The courses will be offered by Health Ed Professionals P/Ltd three to six times per year, depending on demand. Numbers are limited. New Format The cardiac course is a very interesting elective for Undergraduate Nurses and all registered nurses. It has a strong clinical application. The course addresses knowledge and practical application of Advanced Life Support with the explanation of Life-threatening arrhythmias and treatment being addressed in detail. Assistance is given to all nurses on how to cope in a cardiac arrest. Very applicable for all registered and enrolled nurses. Anne has extensive knowledge on arrhythmias and 12 Lead ECGs and she will be supported by clinical teachers from hospitals. The number of students will be limited to a smaller number which ensures each student and registered nurses will be given support. Course Dates: COURSE TIMES: 9.00 am to 4.30 pm daily. Gold Coast venue: Health Ed Professionals Pty Ltd Unit 12 10 Enterprise St Molendinar 4214 BENEFITS OF THE COURSE
CREDIT, ENDORSEMENT, & ACCREDITATION: This course receives the following credits and accreditation:
WHO CAN ENROL?
Note: Enrolment Eligibility If you are unsure about your eligibility, please call to see if you are eligible to do the course. Undergraduate Bachelor of Nursing student nurses will have completed the first semester of their second year clinical and pathophysiology courses. Diploma of Nursing students will be enrolled in their final semester of their program. MORE BENEFITS OF THE COURSE:
ASSESSMENT STREAMS: The course is offered using multiple assessment streams to provide the best opportunity for students to access credit into other formal tertiary health care programs. Students can choose from four levels of assessment: Non – Assessment Stream:
Fully Assessed — Tertiary Standard:
Ms. Anne Evans-Murray The course is taught by Ms. Anne Evans-Murray who is highly experienced and qualified clinical nurse educator and nurse academic. Anne has worked extensively throughout Australia and internationally in New Zealand teaching a broad range of clinical nursing topics including acute nursing practices, high dependency, coronary and critical care, emergency nursing, clinical teaching and learning, curriculum development, evidence based practice, and professional counselling courses to a broad range of health professionals. The collaborative, supportive teaching approach encourages students to develop greater clinical knowledge and confidence and most importantly, the ability to apply this knowledge to clinical practice. Anne will be supported with lectures by current clinical educators also. COURSE COST Registered or Enrolled Nurse: $1250 Overseas students: $1250 Undergraduate (Domestic) Student: $900 Places are not confirmed until payment either in full, or 20% minimum non-refundable deposit is received. The balance is then due 14 days prior to the course commencement date. ASSESSMENT STREAMS: The course is offered using multiple assessment streams to provide the best opportunity for students to access credit into other formal tertiary health care programs. There are two assessment pieces: Undergraduate level: Explanation given on the first day, with assistance throughout the course 1. Exam 2. Clinical Scenario The written examination is held several weeks after completion of the intensive study week. Exam dates will be discussed by the convenor during the study week (alternative dates offered) allowing the student adequate time to study. Support is given during the course with many examples of exam questions. An exam review with discussion and exam hints are given on the final day of the course. Students from remote areas may elect to do their exam locally. Phone enquiries during business hours only please: Anne Evans-Murray: Mobile 0412452950, or email Anne directly anne@healtheducation.com.au Refunds and Cancellations We reserve the right to cancel an event up to 14 days prior to the event if registrations numbers are insufficient to make the event financially viable. In the unlikely event this happens a full refund will be made to registrants. Cancellations by registrants 30 days prior to events will receive a re-fund less 15% administrative costs. Cancellations less than 30 days but more than 14 days will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations less than 14 days of event no refunds. All efforts will be made to ensure that the advertised speakers present at our events or a speaker of similar standard is substituted if they are unavailable on the day because of unforeseen circumstances. Evaluation comments from past students: This course has received positive feedback from previous students for many years. "I just loved this course. I think it should be a mandatory course at the university". "I learnt so much, I am so excited that I am an undergraduate and I can read 12 lead ECGs and life threatening arrhythmias". "Anne is just so passionate about the lectures, we all had such fun". "Wish all my subjects were over a week like this, I now have less work to do next year as I used this course as an elective for my university course". "Thanks Anne, the course was fantastic". "I am a Registered Nurse in the Coronary Care Unit, I have learnt so much about ECGs, cardiac disorders and rhythms. I feel so much more confident at work. I also found doing the course over one week suited me better rather than over a long semester". Really enjoyed Helen's talk on the Cath Lab. Thanks for all your support and enthusiasm, this was the best elective! |
PLEASE NOTE:
Due to the COVID19 threat the format for the courses has been altered to reduce the face-to-face time, making the finish time each day a little shorter, and duration reduced from 6 to 5 days. Class numbers have been restricted to allow more distancing. Some lectures will be provided as online recorded video presentations. The details are sent as a pdf file with the video link and a password (usually a 7-8 digits), Any pre-reading notes if applicable sent as another pdf file. | ||
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