nursing post - issue 2

36
www.nursingpost.com.au the Nursing Post Visit us online for the latest healthcare JOBS and COURSES! The Career and Education magazine for Nurses 8 February 2010 - Issue 2

Upload: the-nursing-post

Post on 05-Mar-2016

217 views

Category:

Documents


2 download

DESCRIPTION

Latest issue of The Nursing Post: A free nursing magazine containing career and educational opportunities for nurses and healthcare professionals in Australia, New Zealand and Overseas.

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Nursing Post - Issue 2

www.nursingpost.com.au theNursingPost

Visit us online for the latest healthcare JOBS and COURSES!

The Career and Education magazine for Nurses

8 February 2010 - Issue2

Page 2: Nursing Post - Issue 2

ADVENTUROUS NURSES AN ABUNDANCE OF OPPORTUNITIES AWAITWorking in the UK is a fantastic way of broadening your horizons and enhancing your career potential with international experience. Whether you’re looking for agency work for a working holiday experience or a permanent role that offers job security we can help.

We understand that moving across the globe can seem daunting and often it’s difficult to know where to begin. Let our expert consultants take the pressure off by guiding you step by step through a personalised service that caters to your specific needs.

We are looking for Registered Nurses with experience in theatres, ICU, CCU, A&E, Paediatrics, Oncology, Orthopaedics, Cardiothoracic and General Medical/Surgical.

We can offer you competitive rates of pay, 28 days leave (pro rata), subsidised accommodation, help setting up a UK bank account, National Insurance Number and your overseas nursing program. You may also be eligible for our relocation bonus. Speak to your local recruiting expert for more information.

We pride ourselves on helping you make the transition as smooth and simple as possible. For a free information pack and help planning your ‘trip of a lifetime’ please contact your local consultant.

UK information sessions: Brisbane - Wednesday 10th March Melbourne – Thursday 18th March

Don’t miss out, book your place now.

VIC/SA/NSW/TAS/NZ Kerrie Smith T: 03 8562 4288 or 0800 001 718 (Free Call NZ) E: [email protected]

QLD/NT/WA Karlee Heslip T: 07 3243 3023 E: [email protected]

hays.com.au

Page 3: Nursing Post - Issue 2

The enthusiasm of hospitals in the Gulf region for Western nurses is as strong as ever - if you want to make a contribution, they are keen to have you. And you really can give your nursing career a hefty boost with a one- or two-year stint over there. With 50+ new hospitals to be built across the region in the near future and much else in the pipeline, opportunities for skills development and career progression come up regularly, unlike at home when you can wait for years. Don’t forget that tax-free salary and all the other generous expat benefits, plus opportunities for travel and new experiences - like riding camels through spectacular desert scenery.RNs from 2 years post-grad experience to the most senior levels and in most specialties are being sought - see the list of current vacancies on inside back cover of this publication. You must have expert help to find the right job! At Promesse our informed advice is free, friendly, personalised and without obligation, so act now - contact Christine Kohleis RN or Judit Barta on the FREECALL numbers or email below.

FREECALL 1800 002 388 AUS0800 542 100 NZwww.promesse.com.auEmail: [email protected]

experts on the gulf

With our help, you can ride high in the

Arabian Gulf

Moving camels lift both front and back hooves of the left side, then front and back of the right side. This creates a powerful swaying motion from right to left that people with delicate stomachs sometimes can’t handle. Maybe that’s

why camels are called ‘the ships of the desert’!

Page 4: Nursing Post - Issue 2

2

+

ADVERTISERS INDEXHays Healthcare ..................................................... Inside Cover Promesse ................................................................ 1, 32-33North Shore Private Hospital ................................. 3 Geneva Healthcare ................................................. 4Latitudes Group ...................................................... 5Continental Travel Nurse ........................................ 6Smart Salary ........................................................... 6WACHS ................................................................... 7 Australian Recruiting ............................................. 8Quick and Easy Finance .......................................... 9Mediserve Nursing Agency ....................................10-11Salvation Army ....................................................... 13Mediserve Nursing Agency ....................................Back Cover

Next Publication Details: Issue: 3Date: 22 Feb 2010 | Material Deadline: 15 Feb 2010

The Nursing Post Pty Ltd - ABN: 28 105 044 282PO BOX 6213, East Perth, WA, 6892Ph: +(618) 9325 3917 | Fax: +(618) 9325 4037E: [email protected] W: www.nursingpost.com.au

Editor: Kelvin ChongPrinted by Westcare Pty LtdFor media-kits, deadlines or advertising queries, please contact Neil Fredericks

From the Editor...Welcome to Issue 2 of the Nursing Post!

Well with February already upon us, it seems that 2010 is rolling right along, and we hope that it has been a good start to the year for all involved.

Our Congratulations must firstly go to Robyn Baird and the wonderful staff from the Burwood Unit at Delmont Private Hospital, a 60 bed acute psychiatric hospital, with extensive Day Programs, Community Outreach and Specialist Consult-ing Suites, located in Glen Iris, Victoria.

Delmont Private Hospital has been a leading provider of mental health services for over thirty years and has just completed a 12 month major hospital expansion and refur-bishment. It has two inpatient units, Burwood and Ashwood, specializing and treating a wide range of psychiatric illness including Aged Psychiatry and Drug and Alcohol.

The Hospital offers a full continuum of first class psychiatric and drug and alcohol services with care to meet the unique needs of all individuals.

Thank you all for a great cover photo!

Want to see yourself and your colleagues on the front cover? It’s simple, just send us your happy snaps, as the competition is ongoing, and remember, even if you don’t end up gracing our front cover, there’s always a chance you may see your photo somewhere in the magazine.

Are finances posing a bit of a concern for you? Then maybe you should give the lovely people at Quick & Easy Fiinance a call. They are able to help sort out your financial woes just as their name says, quickly and easily! Check out their advertise-ment in this issue for further details.

Want to win an exclusive Nursing Post prize pack? Well, all you have to do is send us a touching, funny or informative story that you would like to share with your fellow colleagues throughout the country!

We hope you enjoy this issue of the Nursing Post, as we continue to bring you the latest information regarding career and educational prospects for nurses and allied health pro-fessionals throughout Australia and New Zealand.

VOL 4 ISSUE 2 8 February 2010

North Shore Private Hospital

Experienced RNs, Midwives & ENs

…log on to your career with Ramsay Health Care

Page 5: Nursing Post - Issue 2

3

North Shore Private Hospital

Experienced RNs, Midwives & ENs

…log on to your career with Ramsay Health Care

Page 6: Nursing Post - Issue 2

4

SPEND YOUR HOLIDAY

IN HOSPITALIf you’re looking for a working holiday with all the benefi ts, then Saudi Arabia is for you. And if you’re looking for a recruitment company with all the right support and advice, then Geneva Health International is for you.

Plus, with a tax-free income, free fl ights and expenses paid living you can realistically save 85% of your income, travel extensively, enjoy a fantastic culture, have a fabulous social life with your friends from around the world and come home with a house deposit!

For the best service and advice speak to Geneva Health fi rst. Contact Katrinaemail: [email protected],

AU freephone: 1800 151 275 or DDI: +64 9 916 0152 or register online

at www.genevahealth.com

Page 7: Nursing Post - Issue 2

5

To view a full list of available opportunities or to contact your nearest office visit www.latitudes-group.com

Worldwide solutions for the health profession.

Discover global opportunities for health professionals and have the freedom to travel while you work.

First class opportunities are available now to work in some of the most exciting destinations throughout the world. Let Latitudes take you to where ever you want to go and get the kind of satisfaction that

comes from knowing that you’ve made a difference.

everyday can be a new adventure

LAT4922_Nursing post.indd 3 26/6/09 4:12:11 PM

Page 8: Nursing Post - Issue 2

6

Save $2,865* per year

using this card...

Additional C

ard

now available

Attention Nurses

Salary package with the SmartSalary Living Expenses Card and save on everyday living expenses.

No card fee Accepted worldwide Instant access to pre-tax salary

Call us now on 1300 219 835 and get started today.

* The SmartSalary Living Expenses Card is only available to employees from the Department of Health in WA, SA, and VIC who salary package with SmartSalary. Annual saving of $2,865 is based on an income of $34,001-$80,000, paying 30% income tax and salary packaging the full $9,095 threshold.

Continental Travelnurse. . .the UK’s Premier Travel Nurse Company

We employ ALL AGES and MOST SPECIALTIES. With Continental Travelnurse, you will have a dedicated Recruiter to help you from your first call until your flight home! We have ten years of experience, so we understand exactly what you need.

• Company work permit SPONSORSHIP or Advice on your visa application • Registration ASSISTANCE and MONEY • 3 MONTHS and longer Full Time Hospital-based assignments• Airport MEET and greet • ROSTERS in ADVANCE so you can make travel plans • Up-market company HOUSING or ALLOWANCE • Travel MONEY • Education ALLOWANCE

For 3 months or 3 years, we’d love to have YOU!

FREE call our team today on: 1800 85 1234Email: [email protected]: www.continentaltravelnurse.com Continental TravelnurseContinental Travelnurse

Page 9: Nursing Post - Issue 2

7

Page 10: Nursing Post - Issue 2

8

Call Fay Samios:

[email protected] - www.australianrecruiting.com

Call Fay Samios:

[email protected] - www.australianrecruiting.com

We have placements available in Australia and overseas including the Middle East, North Africa,

UK and the USA

If you can see yourself working in London, Tripoli, Dubai or Florida then give us a call today!

We o�er Casual, Permanent, Aged Care, ICU, Theatre, Rural and Remote Contracts

1300 123 450 - 0422 646 5161300 123 450 - 0422 646 516

Page 11: Nursing Post - Issue 2

9

Call Fay Samios:

[email protected] - www.australianrecruiting.com

Call Fay Samios:

[email protected] - www.australianrecruiting.com

We have placements available in Australia and overseas including the Middle East, North Africa,

UK and the USA

If you can see yourself working in London, Tripoli, Dubai or Florida then give us a call today!

We o�er Casual, Permanent, Aged Care, ICU, Theatre, Rural and Remote Contracts

1300 123 450 - 0422 646 5161300 123 450 - 0422 646 516

www.qef.com.auVisit our website

Need money QUICKLY?Funds on demand, the‘Quick & Easy’wayTM

Quick and Easy Finance specialises in non-conforming, short term personal loans forrepayment over 3 - 24 months*.A short-term loan meansyour debt is paid off sooner,and with loans that rangefrom $500 - $10,000*, you canafford to pay for the thingsyou’ve always wanted. PLUS, byrepaying your loan with PayrollDeduction and by using yourunencumbered1 vehicle assecurity, you can enjoy adiscounted interest rate on yourloan.

HOW SOON CAN I RECEIVE THE FUNDS?Within 48-72 hours from the momentwe receive your completed application formand supporting documents*. How’s that for service!

Our turnaround time is second to none andwe pride ourselves on our quick and easyapproval process, with funds depositeddirectly into your bank account.

WHAT CAN I USE THE LOAN FOR?Anything you want! Guilt-free shopping; gift

purchases; a holiday of a life-time; home renovations; carrepairs or new tyres; newfurniture; upgrade to a newwidescreen LCD or homecinema… in fact, it’s your loan –so use the funds however youchoose!

FEES & EARLY SETTLEMENT?Unlike other companies,Quick and Easy FinanceDOES NOT CHARGE ANYFEES OR PENALTIES should

you choose to settle your loan early.

So feel free to pay out your loan wheneveryou want.

There is simply no better way to solve all yourcashflow needs than a short-term personalloan from Quick and Easy Finance – it’s cashon demand, the Quick & Easy way.TM

1300 654 230

be pre-approved in minutesCall nowCredit Code Compliant. *Terms and Conditions Apply. ABN 76 104 030 793. A member of the National Financial Services Federation Inc. A member of CreditOmbudsman Service Limited (www.cosl.com.au). 1: A motor vehicle which is paid off,registered in your name and not encumbered (i.e. not currently used as security on anyloan with another financial institution).

wri

ghtg

raph

ics.

com

.au

33

09Q

EFN

UR

P

Full Page_A5_advert 18/3/09 3:31 PM Page 1

Page 12: Nursing Post - Issue 2

Calling Allwww.mediserve.com.au

nurs ing agencymediser ve

For Australia Wide positions call:

1300 305 594For general enquires send email to:[email protected]

Western [email protected](08) 9325 1332ground �oor, 1/109 royal streeteast perth, western australia 6004

New South [email protected](02) 9290 2700suite 503, level 5 (opposite qvb)46 market street, sydneynew south wales 2000

Northern [email protected](08) 8981 24461/90 Mitchell Street, darwinnorthern territory 0801

[email protected](07) 3229 2528suite 41, level 7, 320 adelaide streetbrisbane, queensland 4001

South [email protected](08) 8212 2595The Epworth Building33 pirie street, south australia 5000

[email protected](03) 9629 3780suite 1a, level 15, 470 collins streetmelbourne, victoria 3000

Country Positions Australia Wide Currently many vacancies in NSW & QLDNurses from all specialities urgently required for country work. Numerous positions available Australia wide and especially in NSW & QLD hospitals. For more information please contact our friendly consultants on: 1300 305 594 | [email protected]

Metropolitan (City) PositionsBrisbane & Sydney (Nurses wanted urgently)We are seeking nurses from all specialities for vacancies in various Public and Private metropolitan hospitals. Currently there are many positions available in both Brisbane & Sydney. Please contact: Liina in Brisbane: (07) 3229 2528 | [email protected] Beth in Sydney: (02) 9290 2700 | [email protected]

Canberra & Tasmania (Nurses wanted urgently)We require Nurses urgently for placements in hospitals in Canberra and throughout Tasmania. Numerous benefits available including Travel and Accommodation assistance. Please cal Lee on: 1300 305 594 | [email protected]

Perth & MelbourneMany positions available for Nurses in various Metro Hospitals. Please call Kelly in Perth on: (08) 9325 1332 | [email protected] and Rima in Melbourne on (03) 9629 3780 | [email protected]

DarwinNumerous vacancies in Royal Darwin and Darwin Private hospitals. Call Irene on: (08) 8981 2446 | [email protected] o�ce now open!

Join the Preferred Supplier of Nurses today!

So why worry about your next shift?

Relax when you join Mediserve Nursing Agency Today!

Mediserve has been selected as one of the panel of agencies to supply nurses to the state

Governments of South Australia, Western Australia, Queensland and the Northern

Territory. This means nurses working with Mediserve have �rst preference for job

vacancies in these states

Page 13: Nursing Post - Issue 2

11

Calling Allwww.mediserve.com.au

nurs ing agencymediser ve

For Australia Wide positions call:

1300 305 594For general enquires send email to:[email protected]

Western [email protected](08) 9325 1332ground �oor, 1/109 royal streeteast perth, western australia 6004

New South [email protected](02) 9290 2700suite 503, level 5 (opposite qvb)46 market street, sydneynew south wales 2000

Northern [email protected](08) 8981 24461/90 Mitchell Street, darwinnorthern territory 0801

[email protected](07) 3229 2528suite 41, level 7, 320 adelaide streetbrisbane, queensland 4001

South [email protected](08) 8212 2595The Epworth Building33 pirie street, south australia 5000

[email protected](03) 9629 3780suite 1a, level 15, 470 collins streetmelbourne, victoria 3000

Country Positions Australia Wide Currently many vacancies in NSW & QLDNurses from all specialities urgently required for country work. Numerous positions available Australia wide and especially in NSW & QLD hospitals. For more information please contact our friendly consultants on: 1300 305 594 | [email protected]

Metropolitan (City) PositionsBrisbane & Sydney (Nurses wanted urgently)We are seeking nurses from all specialities for vacancies in various Public and Private metropolitan hospitals. Currently there are many positions available in both Brisbane & Sydney. Please contact: Liina in Brisbane: (07) 3229 2528 | [email protected] Beth in Sydney: (02) 9290 2700 | [email protected]

Canberra & Tasmania (Nurses wanted urgently)We require Nurses urgently for placements in hospitals in Canberra and throughout Tasmania. Numerous benefits available including Travel and Accommodation assistance. Please cal Lee on: 1300 305 594 | [email protected]

Perth & MelbourneMany positions available for Nurses in various Metro Hospitals. Please call Kelly in Perth on: (08) 9325 1332 | [email protected] and Rima in Melbourne on (03) 9629 3780 | [email protected]

DarwinNumerous vacancies in Royal Darwin and Darwin Private hospitals. Call Irene on: (08) 8981 2446 | [email protected] o�ce now open!

Join the Preferred Supplier of Nurses today!

So why worry about your next shift?

Relax when you join Mediserve Nursing Agency Today!

Mediserve has been selected as one of the panel of agencies to supply nurses to the state

Governments of South Australia, Western Australia, Queensland and the Northern

Territory. This means nurses working with Mediserve have �rst preference for job

vacancies in these states

Page 14: Nursing Post - Issue 2

12

What’s your Story?

Please Note•Allsubmissionsselectedforpublicationwillbesubjecttoediting.

• Includeanyimagesorphoto’sthatmayberelevant to your story

• Includeyourname,address,phonenumber,andemailaddress.

•StoryLength:500-1500words•SubmitstoriesviaemailorMicrosoftWord•Checkonline at www.nursingpost.com.auforcompletesubmissionconditions

Submit your stories to:EMAIL: [email protected] POST: The Nursing Post, PO BOX 6213, East Perth, WA, 6892 FAX: (08) 9325 4037

What we want!Tell us a touching, inspiring or any life-changing experiences in your nursing career

Share your travel experiences from nursing in exciting locations in Australia and Overseas

Send in funny tales from the ward that happened to you, a nurse colleague or a patient you looked after

Publishedstories will win a

PRIZE(worth $100)

Page 15: Nursing Post - Issue 2

13

Submit your stories to:EMAIL: [email protected] POST: The Nursing Post, PO BOX 6213, East Perth, WA, 6892 FAX: (08) 9325 4037

Join an organisation that celebrates diversityWorking with The Salvation Army Aged Care Plus is an opportunity to make a di�erence. Join our talented team who make a real and valued contribution to the community andlives of others. There is a place near you – 17 centres across the Eastern Seaboard.

www.agedcare.salvos.org.au

Uncompromising CommitmentBe a part of it

[email protected]

Page 16: Nursing Post - Issue 2

14

EDUC

ATIO

NAL C

OURS

ES, C

ONFE

RENC

ES &

EVE

NTS

EDUCATIONAL COURSES,

CONFERENCES & EVENTS

Australia and New Zealand Wide ................ 15 Oceania University .................................... 15New South Wales ...................................... 16 The Right to Care that Works...................... 176th Australian Update on HIV .................... 18 Tasmania .................................................. 19Austrauma ................................................ 20Northern Territory ..................................... 21New Zealand ............................................. 21Queensland .............................................. 22 3rd Palliative Care Education ..................... 22Gold Coast Training Academy .................... 23Western Australia ..................................... 24Victoria ..................................................... 26 National Maori Mental Health ................... 28

Page 17: Nursing Post - Issue 2

15

EDUCATIONAL COURSES, CONFERENCES & EVENTSAustralia & New Zealand

Age Concern Pty LtdContact Prue MellorPh: (03) 9576 7844 | Fax: (03) 9576 9811E: [email protected]: www.ageconcern.com.au

Post Graduate Program for Registered NursesThe course is based on practical knowledge and will provide students with the latest information on all types of dementia and skills in using internationally accepted assessment tools from which care plans can be developed.

Cost: $770.00 per person Time: 8 weeks, 2 sessions per week, each for 1½ hours.

Dementia Program for Enrolled Nurses (Div 2)Professional nursing issues including an introduction to evidence based nursing, research and ethics, causes of delirium (acute confusion) nursing assessment and management and a host of other topics.

Cost: $440.00 per personTime: 5 weeks, 2 sessions per week, each for 1½ hours.Please Note: This course is availble in any location in Australia. Participation in either Online Distance courses will attract CNE points as part of the RCNA Lifelong Learning Program

The Benchmarque Group Ph: 1300 855 568 | Fax: 1300 855 572E: [email protected]: www.benchmarquegroup.com.au

Vocational Graduate Certificate in Electrocardiograph (ECG) Interpretation * NEWThe Graduate Cert in ECG Interpretation is essential learning for health care professionals working in areas where ECG Interpretation is required as part of a patient’s routine and emergency care. The course is designed to give the participant a high level of knowledge and skill in ECG interpretation and critical rhythm recognition

Cost: $525.00 per person Time: Total Hours of learning - Approx 260 hours.Please Note: This course is availble in any location in Australia. Participation in Online Distance course will attract CNE points as part of the RCNA Lifelong Learning Program

OCEANIA UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE

Your nextlogical step

Become a physician

CLASSES BEGIN EVERY JANUARY, MARCH, JUNE, AUGUST AND OCTOBER For information visit www.RNtoMBBS.org or 1300 665 343

Earn your MBBS at Oceania University of Medicine ~ Samoa� Many of your duties are the same as a doctor, so why not gain the rewards� Gain more knowledge, more autonomy and more recognition� No need to uproot family and move from friends and support systems � Continue working during first two years

– OUM graduates are eligible to sit for the AMC exam

OUM

-NP

RNto

MBB

S01/

10cm

yk

RN to MBBS

Page 18: Nursing Post - Issue 2

16

EDUC

ATIO

NAL C

OURS

ES, C

ONFE

RENC

ES &

EVE

NTS

New South WalesRoyal Australasian College of SurgeonsContact Emma ThompsonTel: (03) 9249 1139 F: (03) 9276 7431E: [email protected] W: www.austraumaconference.org

Austrauma 2010 - Trauma, Critical Care and Emergency Surgery conference We greatly look forward to seeing you at our 10th anniversary of AUSTRAUMA with yet another outstanding and world renowned International faculty from the United States, Sweden, Israel and New Zealand. We also once again welcome a superb Australian faculty with trauma, critical care and emergency care leaders from around the Nation.

Conference Fee: $140.00

Date: 11 - 13 February 2010Venue: Sydney Convention and Exhibition CentrePlease Note: Attendance at the above conference will attract CNE points as part of the RCNA Lifelong Learning Program.

Nepean Hospital MidwivesContact Murray Tonkin or Deborah FitzgibbonTel: (02) 9673 1490 F: (02) 8569 1354E: [email protected] E: [email protected]

19th Annual Conference * NEW‘Taking Midwifery to the Future - Attitudes, Practice & Environment’. Welcome to the 19th Annual “Taking Midwifery to the Future” Conference. We look forward to welcoming everyone who takes part in this great day. The presentations cover many areas, identified as being important to providing the best of care to mothers and babies, and provide an informative and thought provoking programme. The Organising Committee of the 2009 Taking Midwifery to the Future Conference invite you to join with midwives, from areas ranging from birthing centres to Neonatal Intensive Care Units, to meet at Sebel Resort & Spa Hawkesbury in Windsor.

Conference Fee: $140.00

Date: Friday 26 February 2010Venue: Sebel Rseort & Spa, Hawkesbury

Sydney Adventist HospitalContact San College of EducationTel: (02) 9487 9211 F: (02) 9487 9215E: [email protected]

Cancer Care Workshop * NEWThis professional development workshop is designed for Registered Nurses and Health Care personnel working with cancer patients in an acute care setting. Course includes an introduction to chemo-safety to meet SAH core competencies.

SAH Staff: $30.00 External: $60.00

Date: Thursday 25 February 2010Venue: Beattie Complex, San College of Education

Pain Management * NEWThis is a half day workshop provides participants with the opportunity to gain substantial theoretical knowledge and develop practical skills to better assess, manage and care for patients experiencing pain - acute, chronic and acute/chronic.

SAH Staff: $30.00 External: $60.00

Date: Tuesday 2 March 2010Venue: Beattie Complex, San College of Education

Airway and Intubation Workshop * NEWThis is a half day workshop to enhance skills in managing basic intubation, difficult intubations and emergency airway management. The format will include lectures, scenarios and skill stations.

SAH Staff: $30.00 External: $60.00

Date: Wednesday 3 March 2010Venue: Beattie Complex, San College of Education

Basic ECG CourseThe course is designed to cater for the needs of a variety of health care professionals including registered nurses, paramedics and cardiac technicians. The basic ECG course is a comprehensive, one-day course conducted by registered nurses who have diverse experience in coronary care and critical care environments.

SAH Staff: $100.00 External: $140.00

Date: Thursday 11 March 2010Venue: Beattie Complex, San College of Education

Page 19: Nursing Post - Issue 2

17

EDUCATIONAL COURSES, CONFERENCES & EVENTS

Everyone has the right to timely, effective, best-practice

mental health care. This Summer Forum will focus on the

RIGHT to CARE that WORKS.

People with mental illness need access to a comprehensive

system of care that offers high quality care that works.

We need a system which recognises the magnitude of the

problems inherent in providing this system and commits

resources to effective programs. We need a system of care

which respects human rights and drives forward to social

justice and social inclusion. Right Care Works!

Twelfth annual TheMHS Summer Forum

18-19 February 2010 Sydney • NSW • Austra l ia

Crowne Plaza Darling Harbour 150 Day St Sydney NSW

Page 20: Nursing Post - Issue 2

18

EDUC

ATIO

NAL C

OURS

ES, C

ONFE

RENC

ES &

EVE

NTS

New South WalesAustralian College of Critical Care Nurses (ACCCN) NSWTel: 1300 308 828 E: [email protected]

Advanced Life Support: Paediatric Two Day Program * NEWThis program is aimed at nurses working with paediatric patients in many settings and isendorsed by the Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC). The program content runs over two days and covers the Registered Nurse’s role in the emergency management of infants and children.

Member: $330.00 Non-Member: $385.00

Date: 18-19 February 2010Venue: College of Nursing. Burwood

Advanced Life Support: Adult All-in-One Refresher + Accreditation Program* NEWThis is a unique one day theoretical and practical Adult ALS Update program for healthcare professionals who have previously completed a formal ALS course. Registration includes the National ALS Adult and Paediatric Manual and separate workbook. The morning is a review of that content with the opportunity to apply those concepts in practice scenarios.

Member: $240.00 Non-Member: $280.00

Date: Thursday 25 February 2010Venue: College of Nursing. Burwood

The Childrens Hospital at WestmeadContact Nicki PereiraTel: (02) 9926 7111E: [email protected]

7th Annual Paediatric Palliative Care Symposium 2010 * NEWRegistrations are now open for the 2010 Paediatric Palliative Care Symposium and Workshops. This years international guest speakers are David Browning, Renee McCulloch and Ross Drake. Places in the Symposium and Workshops are limited so please register early to ensure your place.

Cost: $170.00

Date: Thursday 4 March 2010Venue: Lorimer Dods Lecture TheatreCnr Hawkesbury Rd & Hainsworth Ave, Westmead

Page 21: Nursing Post - Issue 2

19

EDUCATIONAL COURSES, CONFERENCES & EVENTS

Australian College of Emergency Nursing Contact ACEN Tel: (02) 9629 8688 Fax: (02) ] 9629 8488E: [email protected] W: www: acen.com

TNCC - Trauma Nursing Core Course * NEWHighly recommended for all registered nurses working in emergency departments, intensive care and other trauma related areas. The purpose of TNCC is to present core-level knowledge, refine skills, and build a firm foundation in trauma nursing. This is an internationally recognised program for registered nurses.

ACEN Members: $605.00 Non Members: $660.00

Date: 13 & 14 March 2010Venue: Maclean

ITLS - International Trauma Life Support * NEWThis course is designed for Paramedics, Registered Nurse, Enrolled Nurses, Doctors and other Pre-hospital care providers who must initially evaluate and stabilize the trauma patient. The Australian College of Emergency Nursing (ACEN) has acquired the sole distribution rights to the Basic Trauma Life Support Course (BTLS) as developed by the BTLS International, USA.

ACEN Members: $500.00 Non Members: $550.00

Date: 27 & 28 February 2010Venue: RAAF Richmond

Royal North Shore HospitalContact Nicki PereiraTel: (02) 9926 7111E: [email protected]

6th Neuroscience Symposium * NEWThe annual symposium will cover topics on Interventional Neuroradiology, Voice Clinic in brain injury,movement disorders, Mitochondrial disease as well as case studies from ICU, neurology and neurosurgery.

Before 26 Feb: $80.00 After 26 Feb: $95.00

Date: Friday 26 March 2010Venue: Harbourview Hotel, Blue Street, North Sydney

Otorhinolaryngology Head & Neck Nurses Group IncContact Tracey Nicholls E: [email protected] W: www.ohnng.com.au/national_conference

14th National Conference * NEWWe would like to invite you to attend our 14th National Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Nurses meeting. ASOHNS 60th Diamond Jubilee National ASM, runs concurrently with our meeting and like always we are fortunate to share the surgical scientific sessions and have the opportunity to hear the invited International presentations and key note address

Cost: see website for detailsDate: 28-30 March 2010Venue: Conference & Exhibition Centre, Darling Harbour

TasmaniaDept of Health and Human Service - TAS and University of TasmaniaContact Conference Design Pty LtdPh: (03) 6231 2999 | Fax: (03) 6231 2999E: [email protected] | W: www.cdesign.com.au

Leadership and Practice Development in Health:“Quality and Safety through Workplace Learning”Following the success of last year’s Conference, the Organising Committee invites you to attend the second Conference on ‘Leadership and Practice Developmentin Health: Quality and Safety through Workplace Learning.’ The Conference has an interdisciplinary focus on workplace learning and clinical supervision in its many forms. We are proud to present an exciting program that will feature nationally and internationally recognised leaders from nursing and midwifery, allied health and medicine to showcase the latest and the best in research and practice.

Cost: $350.00 (incl. GST)Date: 18 – 19 March 2010,Venue: Hotel Grand Chancellor, Hobart

Page 22: Nursing Post - Issue 2

20

EDUC

ATIO

NAL C

OURS

ES, C

ONFE

RENC

ES &

EVE

NTS

AUSTRAUMA™Trauma, Critical Care and Emergency Surgery conference Sydney Convention and exhibition centre

Darling Harbour, Sydney 11 - 13 February 2010

2010This conference has been endorsed by Royal College of Nursing, Australia, according to approved criteria. Attendance attracts RCNA Continuing Nurse Education (CNE) points as part of RCNA’s Life Long Learning Program (3LP).

Thur 11: Workshops: 4 CNE pointsThur 11: Disaster Course: 8 CNE pointsThur 11: Nursing forum: 6.5 CNE pointsThur 11: Scienti�c research: 7.5 CNE pointsFri 12: Conference: 7 CNE pointsSat 13: Conference: 7 CNE points

Page 23: Nursing Post - Issue 2

21

EDUCATIONAL COURSES, CONFERENCES & EVENTSNorthern Territory Centre for Remote Health (CRH)Contact Caroline Pidgeon Ph: (08) 8951 4718 | F: (08) 8951 4777E: [email protected]: www.crh.org.au

Framing Indigenous Health * NEWThe course places an emphasis on understanding health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and aims to explore the social determinants of health, the cause and effect relationship, of Australia’s colonisation and development to the poorer health outcomes experienced Indigenous Australians.

Cost: $780.00

Date: 8 - 11 March 2010Venue: Centre for Remote Health,Corner Skinner and Simpson Streets Alice Springs

Self Care for Remote Health Professionals * NEWThis short course offered in collaboration with CRANA’s personal support program is focused on personal and professional resilience. In a one day workshop setting it explores the adaptation process to living and working in remote areas, examines sources of stress associated with remote practice and suggests strategies to manage preventable and predictable stress.

Cost: $210.00

Date: Friday 12 March 2010Venue: Centre for Remote Health,Corner Skinner and Simpson Streets Alice Springs

Pharmacotherapeutics for RANs * NEWThis course is specifically designed for Remote Area Nurses (RANs) who work in, or are planning to work in, remote rural or isolated areas in Australia to support Pharmacotherapeutics in practice. The course consists of a self directed learning guide, a set of readings and resources and an assessment package to be completed, together with participation in the two day workshop offered in remote regional locations around Australia.

Cost: $585.00 | CRANA Members: $480.00Date: 22-23 March 2010Venue: Centre for Remote Health,Lecture Theatre 1, Alice Springs

Please Note: CRH is a joint centre of Flinders Universityand Charles Darwin University.

Australian College of Emergency Nursing Contact ACEN Tel: (02) 9629 8688 Fax: (02) ] 9629 8488E: [email protected] W: www: acen.com

CATN-II - A conceptual approach to Injury and Illness * NEWThe purpose of this course is to teach physiologic concepts, which strengthen the critical decision making skills of nurses who care for injured patients. To assure the most comprehensive approach; information is also presented encompassing trauma system development, ethical dilemmas, trauma team collaboration and interpersonal relationships, and the application of science to nursing practice

ACEN Members: $605.00 Non Members: $660.00

Date: 20 & 21 March 2010Venue: Alice Springs

ITLS - International Trauma Life Support * NEWThis course is designed for Paramedics, Registered Nurse, Enrolled Nurses, Doctors and other Pre-hospital care providers who must initially evaluate and stabilize the trauma patient. The Australian College of Emergency Nursing (ACEN) has acquired the sole distribution rights to the Basic Trauma Life Support Course (BTLS) as developed by the BTLS International, USA.

ACEN Members: $500.00 Non Members: $550.00

Date: 27 & 28 March 2010Venue: Umuwa

New Zealand NZNO Primary Health Care NursesContact Lorraine HoganE: [email protected]

Conference 2010 Changing Face “Revolutionising the face of Primary Health Care “The purpose of this conference is to bring Primary Health Care nurses together and promote collaboration across the Primary Health Care Sector.This conference will provide the opportunity to present and discuss the successes, opportunities, challenges and obstacles that we all face in Primary Health Care

Date: 25 – 27th June 2010Venue: Waipuna Hotel & Conference Centre, Auckland

Page 24: Nursing Post - Issue 2

22

EDUC

ATIO

NAL C

OURS

ES, C

ONFE

RENC

ES &

EVE

NTS

Queensland

QLD Health Skills Development CentrePh: (07) 3636 6500 | Fax: (07) 3636 6501E: [email protected]: www.sdc.qld.edu.au

Basic Laparoscopic Training- BLT A comprehensive one day introductory workshop focussed on building the basic skills required for safe laparoscopic surgical practice. The course is suitable for Nurses and Students who is new to laparoscopic surgery or who wish to refresh their skills. The course introduces the participant to laparoscopic equipment and instruments using synthetic tissue models, laparoscopic trainer boxes and state-of-the-art virtual reality laparoscopic trainers to maximise thequality of the learning outcomes

QLD Health: $230.00 Non-QLD Health: $290.00 Date: 4 March 2010Venue: QH Skills Development Centre, Level 4 - Block 6

Please Note: Attendance at the above course will attract CNE points as part of the RCNA Lifelong Learning Program.

Queensland Centre for Mental Health LearningPh: (07) 3271 8845 | Fax: (07) 3271 8851E: [email protected]

Critical Components Of Risk Assessment & Management For The Mental Health PractitionerThis one day workshop will provide participants with the core knowledge and skills required in risk assessment and management. This free one day workshop is suitable for all mental health practitioners currently working in Queensland Health.

Date: 23, 24 or 25 February 2010 Venue: Townsville (venue to be confirmed)

Australasian Cardiovascular Nursing CollegePh: (07) 3271 8845 | Fax: (07) 3271 8851E: [email protected]

2010 Annual Scientific Meeting “Cardio nursing: The Heart of Cardiac Care” * NEW

Cost: $400.00 Students, Aboriginal health workers: $300.00

Date: 12-13 March 2010 Venue: Royal on the Park, Brisbane

Third National Palliative Care Education ConferenceBuilding our workforce 11–12 February 2010, QUT, Brisbane

To ensure quality end-of-life care, our workforce must be adequately prepared in the principles and practice of palliative care.

This conference willidentify future directions for building a workforce capable of meeting the needs of our communities.

For abstract submissions and registration details visit www.pcc4u.org

Page 25: Nursing Post - Issue 2

23

EDUCATIONAL COURSES, CONFERENCES & EVENTSLooking to expand your horizons?

Correspondence course running all year round with immediate start available ** On Campus delivery available on the Gold Coast

Please visit our website today at www.gctaonline.com to download a comprehensive course outline, or alternatively call one of our friendly sta� on (07) 5535 2827 so they can discuss the training options available to you and arrange a no obligation interview

Say YES to new and exciting career opportunities by developing your skills and being trained in the latest techniques and procedures for

anti-aging medicine and corrective skin therapies.

Advanced Diploma Of Health Science (Aesthetics)Government Accredited course - Course No: 30650QLD

This intensive and very skin speci�c course will qualify you as an Aesthetic therapist in just12 – 18 months depending on your prior quali�cations. The vocational outcome of the

Advanced Diploma can o�er you success in a wide range of job roles; such as in a plasticor cosmetic surgery performing pre and post operative treatments, in an anti-aging clinic performing more speci�c duties such as cosmetic injectables and dermal �llers; or even

the reward of opening your own skin and laser clinic.

The opportunities are endless!

Page 26: Nursing Post - Issue 2

24

EDUC

ATIO

NAL C

OURS

ES, C

ONFE

RENC

ES &

EVE

NTS

Western AustraliaPrincess Margaret Hospital for ChildrenContact Department of Paediatric Nursing EducationPh: (08) 9340 8926 E: [email protected]

General Practice Nurses - Clinical Update Recommended for General practice nurses who wish to enhance their knowledge and skills in paediatric conditionsInternal: $22.00 | External: $82.00

Date: Monday 22 February 2010Venue: PMH, Roberts Road, Subiaco

Resuscitation - Paediatric Life Support * NEW(Accredited with APLS Aust/NZ)Nursing and Medical practitioners who wish to update their knowledge and skills in the management of the severely ill or injured child.Internal: $125.00 | External: $200.00

PLS: Friday 26 February 2010 +Simulation Session: Wednesday 3 March 2010Venue: Staff Development Centre6th Floor, Hay Street Building

Wound Management Study Day * NEWHealth care professionals wanting to increase their knowledge and ability to implement optimum wound care in the paediatric settingInternal: $22.00 | External: $82.00

Date: Monday 8 March 2010Venue: PMH, Roberts Road, Subiaco

Respiratory Study DayRecommended for Nurses wanting to update skills in the management of children with respiratory disordersInternal: $22.00 | External: $82.00

Date: Tuesday 23 March 2010Venue: PMH, Roberts Road, Subiaco

Asthma Management Updates in current treatment Recommended for nurses who work with children who have asthma and nurses who would like to update their skills and knowledge in current asthma managementInternal: $22.00 | External: $82.00

Date: Monday 19 April 2010Venue: PMH, Roberts Road, Subiaco

The activities above has been endorsed on behalf of the RCNA according to approved criteria

.

Mayo HealthcareContact Susan McGuirePh: (07) 3847 9089 | Fax: (07) 3847 9035E: [email protected]: www.mayohealthcare.com.au

Essentials of Ventilation Comprehensive theoretical and practical training suitable for beginners in critical care and clinicians wanting to enhance their ventilation skills. Topics include Principles of gas exchange, Indication and applications of NIV, CPAP vs BiPAP, Initiating, monitoring and titrating therapy, Complications, Masks and circuits, Alarms & troubleshooting, Waveforms and others

Cost: $350.00 (incl. GST)Date: 25-26 March 2010Venue: The Esplanade River Suites, Como

Intra Aortic Balloon PumpComprehensive theoretical & practical training suitable for clinicians wanting to advance their knowledge and application of Intra Aortic Balloon Pump therapy. Topics include Review of cardiac haemodynamics, Principles of IABP therapy, IAB catheter insertion and pump set up, Correct trigger choice, Understanding IABP waveforms, Setting timing, Troubleshooting alarms, Indications, contraindications and complications, Patients monitoring and Real time case studies.

Cost: $198.00 (incl. GST)Date: Tuesday 23 March 2010Venue: The Esplanade River Suites, Como

Choices and Challenges with Central Venous Access Devices (CVADs) The goal of this comprehensive workshop is to promoteexcellence in management of all types of CVAD’s through exploration & integration of theory and clinical practice. Topics include Types of Central Venous Access Devices including PICCS, Acute CVC’s, Dialysis Catheters & Ports, Selecting the Right Device, New Technologies with vascular access including impregnated catheters, power injection, ultrasound, safety systems, ambulatory care

Cost: $154.00 (incl. GST)Date: Tuesday 16 February 2010Venue: The Esplanade River Suites, Como

Page 27: Nursing Post - Issue 2

25

EDUCATIONAL COURSES, CONFERENCES & EVENTS USANZ and the Australian and New Zealand Urological Nurses Societycontact the Conference SecretariatPh: (02) 9213 4049 E: [email protected]: www.urologymeeting.com.au

USANZ 63rd Annual Scientific Meeting and15th ANZUNS Annual Meeting * NEWThe ANZUNS meeting, as in previous years, aspires to a diverse program both from a research and educational perspective. The program for nurses this year will focus on Paediatric, Indigenous and Multicultural Women’s Urology and will include workshops in these areas as well as a workshop on preparing a business plan.Costs: Check Website for details

Date: 21-23 March 2010Venue: Perth Convention Exhibition Centre (PCEC)

Australian Wound Management Associationcontact the Conference SecretariatPh: (02) 6281 6624 | Fax: (02) 6285 1336E: [email protected] | W: www.awma.com.au

2010 AWMA Conference * NEW ‘Journey into New Frontiers’We will bring together people from all the areas that are contributing to changing wound care, from delivery of care through to therapeutic development. A full day pre-conference workshop is planned for 24 March on Pressure Ulcers; Evidencebased practice, to be led by Barbara Braden and Cees Oomens.Costs: Check Website for details

Date: 24-27 March 2010Venue: Perth Convention Exhibition Centre (PCEC)

King Edward Memorial Hospital for WomenContact Department of Nursing and Midwifery Education and ResearchPh: (08) 9340 1566 | Fax: (08) 9340 1590E: [email protected]

Complementary and Alternative Therapies * NEWFor health professionals working with childbearingwomen. Topics may include Chiropractics, Homeopathy/Kinesiology, Acupressure/acupuncture, Hypnosis and Herbal medicinesPublic Sector: $44.00 | Others: $88.00

Date: Wednesday 3 March 2010Venue: Agnes Walsh Lounge

Newborn Skills Study Days * NEWFor Registered Nurses and Midwives working with neonates. Topics may include Pathophysiologyand Clinical ApplicationPublic Sector: $88.00 | Others: $176.00

Date: 15 & 16 March 2010Venue: Details provided on confirmation of registration

Neonatal Resuscitation Program * NEWFor health professionals from multi-disciplinary backgrounds who are required to effectively manage aspects of emergency resuscitation in neonatal care. An interactive workshop exploring relevant fetal andneonatal physiology and theory and practice of neonatalresuscitation

Contact Barbara Carter on (08) 9340 1260 or send an email to [email protected] Costs: $230.00

Date: Monday 22 March 2010Venue: To be advised

Women’s Health Celebrating International Women’s Day * NEWFor all health professionals working with women. Topics may include:• Domestic violence and sexual assault• Sexually transmitted diseases• Mental health illness• Dementia• Menopause• Promoting women’s healthPublic Sector: $44.00 | Others: $88.00

Date: Monday 8 March 2010Venue: Lecture theatre

This educational activity has been endorsed by APEC no. 04082729 as authorised by the RCNA according to approved criteria.

Page 28: Nursing Post - Issue 2

26

EDUC

ATIO

NAL C

OURS

ES, C

ONFE

RENC

ES &

EVE

NTS

VictoriaThe Royal Melbourne HospitalContact Short Course AdminstrationPh: (03) 9342 4981 | Fax: (03)9342 4970E: [email protected]

Palliative Care NursingPalliative Care Nursing provides specialist care for patients with advanced, life-limiting illness, where cure may no longer be possible. This course will address aspects of the Palliative Care Nursing approach , which focuses on physical, emotional and spiritual needs, and aims to achieve the best quality of life for these patients

Contact Kassandra Russell on (03) 9342 7000 or send an email to [email protected] Health: $70.00 | External: $170.00

Date: Wednesday 17 March, 2010Register By: Friday 26 February, 2010 Venue: Charles LaTrobe Theatre, RMH, Grattan Street, Parkville, 3052

Respiratory NursingThis two day course provides Registered Nurses (Div 1) with the opportunity to update skills and theoretical knowledge in the management of the respiratory system

Contact Rebecca Peel on (03) 9342 7000 or send an email to [email protected] Health: $110.00 | External: $270.00

Date: 24 & 25 March 2010Register By: Friday 12 March 2010Venue: Clinical Skills Centre,RMH, Grattan Street, Parkville, 3052

Advanced Haematology The Advanced Haematology Short Course was developed to meet the learning needs of nurses caring for patients with a diversity of haematological disorders. It is an expectation that participants in this program be familiar with the anatomy and physiology of Red and White blood cells and that of platelets. These topics will only be briefly discussed. To help facilitate your learning, a number of pre-readings will be available to you.

Contact Jo-Anne Martin on (03) 9342 7000 or send an email to [email protected] Health: $110.00 | External: $270.00

Date: 3 & 4 May 2010Register By: Friday, 16 April, 2010 Venue: Charles LaTrobe Theatre, RMH, Grattan Street, Parkville, 3052

The Lung Health Promotion CentreContact Sue Reiff Ph: (03) 9076 2382

Spirometry Principles & PracticeEndorsed by the Australia and New Zealand Society of Respiratory Science (ANZSRS) and The Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand (TSANZ), this extensive 2 day course is for health professionals who care for people with asthma, COPD and other respiratory conditions. To develop skills to enable particpants to perform spirometry to internationally recognised best practice.

Cost: Early Bird Discount: $468.00 | After 15 Jan: $520.00

Date: 15-16 February 2010Venue: AMREP Education Centre, The Alfred Hospital

Smoking Cessation Facilitators Course Using an evidence based approach, this course aims to give health professionals the knowledge and skills to treat and manage nicotine dependency to help people addicted to smoking to quit. The program skills participants to be able to work effectively on to one and to conduct smoking ce.

Cost: Early Bird Discount: $495.00 | After 26 Jan: $550.00

Date: 24-25 February 2010Venue: AMREP Education Centre, The Alfred Hospital

Asthma Educator’s CourseThis highly regarded course covers the latest advances in asthma care. It aims to provide health professionals with the knowledge and skills to work effectively with people with asthma to improve their health outcomes. The course takes a holistic approach and is presented by experts in the field.

Cost: Early Bird Discount: $585.00 | After 2 Feb: $650.00

Date: 3 - 5 March 2009Venue: AMREP Education Centre, The Alfred HospitalPlease Note: Attendance at the above courses will attract CNE points as part of the RCNA Lifelong Learning Program.

Page 29: Nursing Post - Issue 2

27

EDUCATIONAL COURSES, CONFERENCES & EVENTS Royal District Nursing Service (RDNS)Helen Macpherson Smith Institute of Community HealthContact Student Liaison CoordinatorTel: (03) 9536 5241 F: (03) 9536 5300E: [email protected] W: www.rdns.com.au

Advances in Wound Management Course * NEWThis three day course will provide participants with an opportunity to explore advanced wound management strategies and their application into clinical practice.

RDNS Staff: $300.00 External: $325.00

Date: Thursdays 11, 18 & 25 February 2010Venue: RDNS Head Office, 31 Alma Road, St Kilda

Depression in the Frail Aged * NEWThis one day workshop will provide participants with an opportunity to identify key issues in the care of frail aged clients with depression and explore contemporary management strategies.

RDNS Staff: Inservice External: $110.00

Date: Wednesday 24 February 2010Venue: RDNS Head Office, 31 Alma Road, St Kilda

Leg Ulcer Management * NEWThis one day workshop will provide an opportunity to enhance assessment and management skills related to leg ulcer management.

RDNS Staff: Inservice External: $110.00

Date: Wednesday 17 February 2010Venue: RDNS Head Office, 31 Alma Road, St Kilda

Schizophrenia and Related Disorders:An Introduction * NEWThis one day workshop would enable participants to develop a basic understanding and appreciation ofSchizophrenia and related disorders in the community, particularly among RDNS’ clients and how to assist the clients with such conditions.

RDNS Staff: Inservice External: $110.00

Date: Thursday 18 February 2010Venue: RDNS Head Office, 31 Alma Road, St Kilda

Please Note: Attendance at the above courses will attract CNE points as part of the RCNA Life Long Learning Program.

Total Aged ServicesContact Wayne WoffPh: (03) 9571 5606 | Fax: (03) 9571 9708E: [email protected] W: www.totalagedservices.com.au

Melbourne CAREX 2010 * NEWAt the Expo, we are pleased to announce an exciting range of concurrent half day fee paying seminarsVenue: Main Grandstand, Caulfield Racecourse

Dementia Care: “A Framework for Excellence” Date: 18 March 2010Time: 09:30 - 13:15Cost: $132.00 (inc GST)Venue: Committee Room (Level 3)

Food/Support Services: “Training, Technology & Tasty Tomatoes” Date: 18 March 2010Time: 09:30 - 13:15Cost: $99.00 (inc GST)Venue: Winner’s Circle Room (Level 1)

Palliative Care: “Talking with someone that cares” Date: Friday 19 March 2010Time: 09:30 - 13:00Cost: $99.00 (inc GST)Venue: Committee Room (Level 3)

Occupational Therapy: “Responding to Behavioural and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia”Date: Friday 19 March 2010Time: 09:30 - 13:00OT Australia Vic. members: $99.00 (inc GST)Cost: $132.00 (inc GST)Venue: Blue Diamond Room (Level 2)

Wound/Skin Care: “Skin Care & Skin Tears: Prevention, Assessment & Management” Date: Friday 19 March 2010Time: 09:30 - 13:00Cost: $99.00 (inc GST)Venue: Winner’s Circle Room (Level 1)

Page 30: Nursing Post - Issue 2

28

Page 31: Nursing Post - Issue 2

29

Pleasenote...• When taking photos, the higher the

quality (megapixels, image size) the better.

• Please ensure that you have consent for photos in which you have photographed people where consent is required

• By submitting photos to the competition you agree to allow the Nursing Post to use them in future publications

Here is your chance to showoffyourphotographyskills(ormodellingskills)byenteringtheNursingPostphotocompetition.Ifselectedyouwillbenotifiedbyemailinwhichissueyourphotowillappearin.

Wewouldloveavarietyofworksettingsandultimatelythereisnolimitationonwhatyourphotocanbe.Youcansubmitasmanytimesasyoulike!

Send us Photos of: • individual or group shots • your colleagues or yourself working • special or social events • someone you think deserves to be credited

Send us some happy snaps of you and your colleagues from your ward

and your photo could be OUR NEXT COVER!

Submit your photos to:EMAIL: [email protected] POST: The Nursing Post, PO BOX 6213, East Perth, WA, 6892

Page 32: Nursing Post - Issue 2

30

As seen

on ABC TV’s

‘New Inventors’

ORDER ONLINE AT WWW.NURSESHEART.COM OR COMPLETE THIS FORM : Please add $5.50 postage

Date TOTAL AMOUNT: $5.50 post plus $

Name Payment Method - Phone/Fax/Mail Orders:

Address VISA MCARD CHEQUE / MONEY ORDER

Cardholder Name

City Postcode Credit Card No / / /

Phone(s) Expire Date /

Email Cardholder’s Signature

Please tick if you DO NOT want to be in the mailing list

NURSESheart Pty Ltd ABN: 45 108 663 903 PO Box 156, BLACKBURN SOUTH VIC 3130

www.nursesheart.com / Wholesale available for organisations (03) 9874 4135 / Fax: 61 3 9873 4546

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

NURSE’S JOEY® JUNIORINTRODUCING

“My cheap pouch fell apart so I invested in a Joey®.” - Carina RN

COLOUR QTY.

$30 each

Market leader • Nurse-designed

Australian made • Industry endorsed

Best quality • Guaranteed

Washable • Long-lasting

Deliberately made with uniform fabric for daily wash

Published in Journal of Clinical Nursing, 18, 2393, Sheffi eld University, UK

Page 33: Nursing Post - Issue 2

31

Register to receive the FREE online edition now!DearReader,

TheNursingPostispleasedtoannounceourdigitalwebversionofthemagazine.TheE-Magislaidoutexactlythesameastheprintversion.Itspageseventurnslikearealbook.Anewsletterwithalinktoviewordownloadthelatestissuewillbedeliveredstraighttoyouremaileveryfortnight.IfyouorsomeoneyouknowwantstoreceivetheFREENursingPostE-Mageveryfortnight,pleasevisit:www.nursingpost.com.au andsubscribethroughourwebsite.

SUBSCRIBE NOW!SUBSCRIPTION TERMAustralia: 6 months (or 12 issues) $28.00 AUD 12 months (24 issues) $50.00 AUD New Zealand: 6 months (or 12 issues) $48.00 NZD 12 months (24 issues) $80.00 NZD

DELIVERY DETAILSName (Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms):

Address:

State: Post Code:

Phone: ( ) Mobile:

Email:

PAYMENT DETAILSCredit Card Type: Bankcard Mastercard Visa

Card Number: : : : Expiry Date: /

Cardholder Name: Signature:

Electronic payments may be made to: The Nursing Post Pty Ltd | BSB: 086 006 | Acct No: 558656172Cheques may be made to: The Nursing Post ™

ReceiveyourownpersonalcopyofTheNursingPostmagazinedeliveredtoyourdoorstepPHONE: (08) 9325 3917 WEB: www.nursingpost.com.au/subscribe EMAIL: [email protected]

Submit this page to:POST: The Nursing Post, PO BOX 6213, East Perth, Western Australia, 6892 FAX: (08) 9325 4037

As seen

on ABC TV’s

‘New Inventors’

ORDER ONLINE AT WWW.NURSESHEART.COM OR COMPLETE THIS FORM : Please add $5.50 postage

Date TOTAL AMOUNT: $5.50 post plus $

Name Payment Method - Phone/Fax/Mail Orders:

Address VISA MCARD CHEQUE / MONEY ORDER

Cardholder Name

City Postcode Credit Card No / / /

Phone(s) Expire Date /

Email Cardholder’s Signature

Please tick if you DO NOT want to be in the mailing list

NURSESheart Pty Ltd ABN: 45 108 663 903 PO Box 156, BLACKBURN SOUTH VIC 3130

www.nursesheart.com / Wholesale available for organisations (03) 9874 4135 / Fax: 61 3 9873 4546

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

03 9874 4135w

ww

.nurseshe

art.c

om

NURSE’S JOEY® JUNIORINTRODUCING

“My cheap pouch fell apart so I invested in a Joey®.” - Carina RN

COLOUR QTY.

$30 each

Market leader • Nurse-designed

Australian made • Industry endorsed

Best quality • Guaranteed

Washable • Long-lasting

Deliberately made with uniform fabric for daily wash

Published in Journal of Clinical Nursing, 18, 2393, Sheffi eld University, UK

Page 34: Nursing Post - Issue 2

experts on the gulfTuscany? No - try Arabia!

CURRENT VACANCIES➤ UNITED ARAB EMIRATESDubai NUM: Emergency departmentCLINICAL NURSE EDUCATOR: Surg ICU & PaedsSENIOR RNs: ER, Trauma WardAbu DhabiNUMs: ICU, Obstetrics, General SurgicalCLINICAL NURSE EDUCATORS: Cardiac, Medical, NICU, Oncology, OR, Surgical MIDWIVESRNs & Snr RNs: Cardiac, Diabetes, ER, Infectious Diseases, ICU, Medical, Midwifery, Medical, OR, Paeds, Surgical➤ SAUDI ARABIASnr NURSE MANAGER/ADON: ER (tertiary hospital)DIRECTOR OF NURSING EDUCATIONNURSING SUPERVISORCLINICAL NURSE EDUCATORS: Skin Integrity/Wound Care TeamNURSE PRACTITIONERS: Cardiac Disease Mgmt Clinic & Stroke Program NURSE EDUCATORSNUMS: ICU-Cardiac, ICU-Trauma, Cardiac HDU, CCU, Haemodialysis, Liver Transplant unit, Medical, Oncology, OR Cardiac, OR Trauma, Paeds Cardiac, Surgical/Trauma wards, VIP/Surgical-Trauma centreASS’T NUMs: ICU-Cardiac, ICU-Paeds, ICU-HDU, CCU, Cardiac Clinic, Cardiac Med & Surg HDU, Endoscopy, Labour & Delivery, Med/Surg, Obstetrics/Gynae, Paeds CardiacCLINICAL NURSE EDUCATORS: ICU-Burns, ICU-Cardiac, ICU-General, ICU-Trauma, ICU-Neonates, ICU-Paeds, ICU-HDU, CCU, ER, Gynae/Oncology, Haemodialysis, Medical, Midwifery, NICU, OBG/Midwifery, Oncology, OR, PACU, Paeds, Paeds Cardiac HDU, PICU, Surgical Trauma Ward MIDWIVESNURSE COORDINATOR/TEAM LEADERS: Cardiac Cath Lab, Cardiac med & surg, ER Triage, ER Adult & Paeds, GICU, ICU-Trauma, Haemodialysis, Liver Transplant HDU, Medical, Midwife, Nursery, NICU, Oncology Clinic, Surgical/Trauma, OR, PACU, Paeds, Post natal, PCICU, Rehab, Surgical TraumaRNs: All areas, Burns unit, Cardiac, Crit Care, ER Trauma , Liver Transplant HDU, Med/Surg, Oncology, OR-General, Paeds, Trauma Ward, PACU

Arab farmers developed the essentially modern system of agriculture which replaced the Roman export model in the ninth century AD. They built sophisticated irrigation systems, invented cash crops and crop rotation, and planted summer and winter crops and new crops like sugar cane, rice, citrus fruit, apricots, cotton, artichokes, aubergines, and saffron. Today their descendants are building an excellent modern healthcare system, and they need the help of skilled, dedicated Western nurses to do it. At the right hospitals there are great

opportunities for career advancement and continuing your education. You do need expert advice to make the most of the opportunities on offer - see the examples across the page. Because Promesse specialises exclusively in placements to the Arabian Gulf, we know what we’re talking about - and we’re free and friendly, so if you want the experience of a lifetime, call Christine Kohleis RN or Judit Barta for an enlightening and informative chat.

FREECALL

AUS 1800 002 388 NZ 0800 542 100Email: [email protected] www.promesse.com.au experts on the gulf

GET THE FULL STORY FROM THE GULF EXPERTS

Page 35: Nursing Post - Issue 2

experts on the gulfTuscany? No - try Arabia!

CURRENT VACANCIES➤ UNITED ARAB EMIRATESDubai NUM: Emergency departmentCLINICAL NURSE EDUCATOR: Surg ICU & PaedsSENIOR RNs: ER, Trauma WardAbu DhabiNUMs: ICU, Obstetrics, General SurgicalCLINICAL NURSE EDUCATORS: Cardiac, Medical, NICU, Oncology, OR, Surgical MIDWIVESRNs & Snr RNs: Cardiac, Diabetes, ER, Infectious Diseases, ICU, Medical, Midwifery, Medical, OR, Paeds, Surgical➤ SAUDI ARABIASnr NURSE MANAGER/ADON: ER (tertiary hospital)DIRECTOR OF NURSING EDUCATIONNURSING SUPERVISORCLINICAL NURSE EDUCATORS: Skin Integrity/Wound Care TeamNURSE PRACTITIONERS: Cardiac Disease Mgmt Clinic & Stroke Program NURSE EDUCATORSNUMS: ICU-Cardiac, ICU-Trauma, Cardiac HDU, CCU, Haemodialysis, Liver Transplant unit, Medical, Oncology, OR Cardiac, OR Trauma, Paeds Cardiac, Surgical/Trauma wards, VIP/Surgical-Trauma centreASS’T NUMs: ICU-Cardiac, ICU-Paeds, ICU-HDU, CCU, Cardiac Clinic, Cardiac Med & Surg HDU, Endoscopy, Labour & Delivery, Med/Surg, Obstetrics/Gynae, Paeds CardiacCLINICAL NURSE EDUCATORS: ICU-Burns, ICU-Cardiac, ICU-General, ICU-Trauma, ICU-Neonates, ICU-Paeds, ICU-HDU, CCU, ER, Gynae/Oncology, Haemodialysis, Medical, Midwifery, NICU, OBG/Midwifery, Oncology, OR, PACU, Paeds, Paeds Cardiac HDU, PICU, Surgical Trauma Ward MIDWIVESNURSE COORDINATOR/TEAM LEADERS: Cardiac Cath Lab, Cardiac med & surg, ER Triage, ER Adult & Paeds, GICU, ICU-Trauma, Haemodialysis, Liver Transplant HDU, Medical, Midwife, Nursery, NICU, Oncology Clinic, Surgical/Trauma, OR, PACU, Paeds, Post natal, PCICU, Rehab, Surgical TraumaRNs: All areas, Burns unit, Cardiac, Crit Care, ER Trauma , Liver Transplant HDU, Med/Surg, Oncology, OR-General, Paeds, Trauma Ward, PACU

Arab farmers developed the essentially modern system of agriculture which replaced the Roman export model in the ninth century AD. They built sophisticated irrigation systems, invented cash crops and crop rotation, and planted summer and winter crops and new crops like sugar cane, rice, citrus fruit, apricots, cotton, artichokes, aubergines, and saffron. Today their descendants are building an excellent modern healthcare system, and they need the help of skilled, dedicated Western nurses to do it. At the right hospitals there are great

opportunities for career advancement and continuing your education. You do need expert advice to make the most of the opportunities on offer - see the examples across the page. Because Promesse specialises exclusively in placements to the Arabian Gulf, we know what we’re talking about - and we’re free and friendly, so if you want the experience of a lifetime, call Christine Kohleis RN or Judit Barta for an enlightening and informative chat.

FREECALL

AUS 1800 002 388 NZ 0800 542 100Email: [email protected] www.promesse.com.au experts on the gulf

GET THE FULL STORY FROM THE GULF EXPERTS

Page 36: Nursing Post - Issue 2

Mediserve is now open in Adelaide and will be providing nurses to all public hospitals in

Metropolitan and Rural South Australia

To register with Mediserve pleasevisit our new o�ce located at:

Ground Floor, The Epworth Building33 Pirie Street, Adelaide, 5000

(08) 8212 [email protected]

So why worry about your next shift?

Relax and have peace of mind when you join Mediserve Adelaide today!

Calling all Nurses & Midwives

Adelaide O�ce now open!CALL (08) 8212 2595

www.mediserve.com.au

nurs ing agencymediser ve