Brief overview of cardiac disease in pregnancy, related changes and management of cardiac arrest
The session will focus on achieving early identification and diagnosis, and the effective management of Parkinson’s disease in primary care and community/home-based care, particularly considering low-resource settings
This webinar presents the use of Sterile Water Injections (SWI) as a simple, cost-effective, and evidence-based method for managing low back pain among women in labour. In many LMIC’s settings where resources for pain management are limited, SWI offers a safe, empowering alternative for both midwives and birthing women. The sess....
This webinar focuses on two critical obstetric emergencies: maternal sepsis and amniotic fluid embolus (AFE). It aims to enhance healthcare professionals' understanding of these life-threatening conditions by exploring their pathophysiology, risk factors, and clinical presentations. Attendees will learn to identify early warning....
Two topics will be discussed. 1-Preeclampsia is very prevalent in the perinatal population and is a life threatening condition. Nurses will learn how to identify and provide treatment to save lives. 2-Malignant Hyperthermia is a rare but deadly condition that is important for nurses to learn about. They will learn how to scree....
This webinar equips Filipino nurses with practical assertive communication skills to enhance leadership effectiveness, professional credibility, and patient safety. Participants will learn to distinguish assertiveness from passivity and aggression, practice respectful advocacy and boundary-setting, and apply culturally responsiv....
The second in the multi-part series on evidence-based practice (EBP) in nursing and health care. This session focuses on developing well-structured clinical questions that guide the search for best evidence. Participants will learn to distinguish between background and foreground questions, explore different types of foreground....
Preterm Labour and Rupture of Membranes: Learners will examine the causes, risk factors, prevention, and management of preterm labour and preterm rupture of membranes. The course highlights the role of infection and the importance of early diagnosis and intervention in improving outcomes.
Learn about HIV/AIDS in children, including modes of transmission, clinical recognition, diagnosis, prevention strategies, counselling, and medical management.
Managing Common Medical Conditions in Pregnancy: This course trains learners to identify and manage common medical issues in pregnancy, including urinary tract infections, anaemia, and diabetes. Emphasis is placed on risk reduction, accurate diagnosis, and safe management across pregnancy and postpartum.
This unit covers the principles of immunisation, including schedules, benefits, contraindications, complications, safe administration, and proper vaccine storage.
Diagnose and manage serious conditions such as rheumatic fever, glomerulonephritis, sepsis, meningitis, pyelonephritis, and refer for diabetes, epilepsy, or suspected cancer.
Diagnose and manage common viral infections in children, including measles, chickenpox, mumps, herpes stomatitis, viral hepatitis, conjunctivitis, and tick-bite fever.
Learn to define and manage normal and abnormal nutrition in children, including diagnosing and treating protein-energy malnutrition, vitamin and iron deficiencies, and anaemia.
Explore child rights, the impact of poverty, child abuse, and social factors on health, and learn to manage behavioural, developmental, and emotional issues in children.
This session describes the main, and some rare, causes of maternal cardiopulmonary arrest in advanced pregnancy and discusses the key physiological changes that occur. The session also describes the modifications to standard adult advanced life support (ALS) protocols and perimortem caesarean section.
This session provides evidence-based recommendations and good practice points for healthcare professionals on the insertion of intrauterine contraception (IUC) and techniques used within the UK. The session also discusses management of immediate complications and post-insertion advice.
This session explores the needs of young people seeking sexual and reproductive healthcare, including the legal aspects of sexual activity, assessing ability to consent, confidentiality and undertaking sexual health consultations.
This session will explore the contraceptive needs of individuals over 40 and identify the methods of contraception which are safe and suitable for women in this age group. It will also discuss when to stop contraception and how it should be used alongside hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
This session details the oral and injectable progestogen-only (PO) contraceptive methods, their advantages and disadvantages, including side-effects and contraindications. Safe prescribing and administration will also be discussed.
This session will identify the side-effects associated with the use of hormonal contraceptives and offer guidance on how to manage these side-effects to encourage concordance with the method of choice.
This session gives an overview of the current management of commonly encountered sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
A self-assessment exercise based on Image Interpretation - Adult Skeleton (X-ray): Pelvis - Session 1.
This session describes the management of chronic pain by using non-pharmacological treatment and integration of medical, psychological and activity management strategies across a multidisciplinary team.
Many nurse educators teach the way they were taught—through lecture. However, active learning strategies are an important way to engage learners, solidify learning, and help learners apply knowledge to practice. This webinar is aimed towards anyone who teaches nursing in a classroom setting or hopes to teach someday. It will exp....