The ALERT™ course is a comprehensive educational program covering the assessment and management of acute life-threatening emergencies presenting in pre-hospital settings, urgent/emergency care departments and in acute hospital care settings.   Delivered using a structured and practical approach, the course is divided into 5 core modules: Approach to emergencies: including primary and secondary survey and the principles of crisis resource management Airway and breathing: including haemoptysis, respiratory failure, pneumothorax, and drowning Circulatory: including acute coronary syndrome, shock,  acute pulmonary oedema, and pulmonary embolism Disability: including concussion injury, seizures, pain, TIA, stroke, and dibetic ketoacidosis Exposure: including anaphylaxis, sepsis, envenomation, and oncological emergencies   The...

The ALERT™ course is a comprehensive educational program covering the assessment and management of acute life-threatening emergencies presenting in pre-hospital settings, urgent/emergency care departments and in acute hospital care settings.   Delivered using a structured and practical approach, the course is divided into 5 core modules: Approach to emergencies: including primary and secondary survey and the principles of crisis resource management Airway and breathing: including haemoptysis, respiratory failure, pneumothorax, and drowning Circulatory: including acute coronary syndrome, shock,  acute pulmonary oedema, and pulmonary embolism Disability: including concussion injury, seizures, pain, TIA, stroke, and dibetic ketoacidosis Exposure: including anaphylaxis, sepsis, envenomation, and oncological emergencies   The...

The PACED course is ideal for all healthcare professionals seeking to improve their skills in assessing and managing paediatric clinical emergencies. Through a series of 4 webinars, you will delve into a comprehensive exploration of paediatric emergencies, factors for clinical deterioration, and effective patient assessment. Key learning areas will cover: paediatric anatomy and physiology: understand the key differences compared to adults pathways of deterioration in childhood illness: examine how physiological factors lead to deterioration physiological parameters: understand how to monitor and interpret vital signs in paediatric patients common causes of hospital presentations: identify and know how to manage common paediatric emergencies case studies: follow clinical cases from...

The ALERT™ course is a comprehensive educational program covering the assessment and management of acute life-threatening emergencies presenting in pre-hospital settings, urgent/emergency care departments and in acute hospital care settings.   Delivered using a structured and practical approach, the course is divided into 5 core modules: Approach to emergencies: including primary and secondary survey and the principles of crisis resource management Airway and breathing: including haemoptysis, respiratory failure, pneumothorax, and drowning Circulatory: including acute coronary syndrome, shock,  acute pulmonary oedema, and pulmonary embolism Disability: including concussion injury, seizures, pain, TIA, stroke, and dibetic ketoacidosis Exposure: including anaphylaxis, sepsis, envenomation, and oncological emergencies   The...

ECHO programs offer free interactive online training bringing health professionals and primary care together to share knowledge, ideas, and experiences, fostering a friendly supportive environment. These monthly sessions run for an hour from 11.00am to 12.00pm WA and are open to all health care staff including Nursing, Allied health, GP’s, Community health and Indigenous health workers. Palliative Care ECHO is a series of interactive virtual mentoring sessions that addresses a range of palliative care topics. It aims to increase palliative care knowledge, skills and confidence in health professionals. Each 1 hour session consists of: A 10-minute presentation from a multidisciplinary specialist palliative...

The PACED course is ideal for all healthcare professionals seeking to improve their skills in assessing and managing paediatric clinical emergencies. Through a series of 4 webinars, you will delve into a comprehensive exploration of paediatric emergencies, factors for clinical deterioration, and effective patient assessment. Key learning areas will cover: paediatric anatomy and physiology: understand the key differences compared to adults pathways of deterioration in childhood illness: examine how physiological factors lead to deterioration physiological parameters: understand how to monitor and interpret vital signs in paediatric patients common causes of hospital presentations: identify and know how to manage common paediatric emergencies case studies: follow clinical cases from...

The ‘workshop’ component will be held via a one-day Zoom session, allowing you to participate from the comfort of your home or workplace. The TEC Online Intensive course is based on the Emergency Triage Education Kit (ETEK) and has a unique focus on application in rural, remote, and isolated settings. While the course is designed primarily for nurses (including practice nurses) and GPs, it is open to various healthcare professionals. It aims to upskill rural triage practitioners to confidently assess patients and apply the Australasian Triage Scale to allocate the appropriate triage category. Each course includes self-directed pre-course learning and...

The ALERT™ course is a comprehensive educational program covering the assessment and management of acute life-threatening emergencies presenting in pre-hospital settings, urgent/emergency care departments and in acute hospital care settings.   Delivered using a structured and practical approach, the course is divided into 5 core modules: Approach to emergencies: including primary and secondary survey and the principles of crisis resource management Airway and breathing: including haemoptysis, respiratory failure, pneumothorax, and drowning Circulatory: including acute coronary syndrome, shock,  acute pulmonary oedema, and pulmonary embolism Disability: including concussion injury, seizures, pain, TIA, stroke, and dibetic ketoacidosis Exposure: including anaphylaxis, sepsis, envenomation, and oncological emergencies   The...

The PACED course is ideal for all healthcare professionals seeking to improve their skills in assessing and managing paediatric clinical emergencies. Through a series of 4 webinars, you will delve into a comprehensive exploration of paediatric emergencies, factors for clinical deterioration, and effective patient assessment. Key learning areas will cover: paediatric anatomy and physiology: understand the key differences compared to adults pathways of deterioration in childhood illness: examine how physiological factors lead to deterioration physiological parameters: understand how to monitor and interpret vital signs in paediatric patients common causes of hospital presentations: identify and know how to manage common paediatric emergencies case studies: follow clinical cases from...