Protecting Your Nursing Qualifications - Recency of Practice
Lecture Overview
Brief
"How does a nurse who has been employed for a long time in non-nurse activities (e.g. medical secretary, drug company representative, beauty therapist) end up no longer sufficiently competent to remain registered as an enrolled or registered nurse? This session uses case scenarios to highlight the importance of CPD and explains the term 'recency of practice' in the nursing and midwifery context."
Educators
Linda Starr
Dr Linda Starr is a general and mental health qualified nurse, lawyer, and associate professor in the School of Nursing and Midwifery at Flinders University. Her research interests have been in health law for health practitioners, criminal law, forensic health care, and elder abuse investigation and prosecution, which was the subject of her PhD. Linda is currently the chair of the state board of the Nursing and Midwifery Board, Australia, the director on the Board of Directors at the Aged Rights Advocacy Service, and is the founding president of the Australian Forensic Nurses Association. She has an extensive speaking record, nationally and internationally, on issues in health law, forensic nursing, and elder abuse.
Reviews
Very straightforward, good refresher for me
Desley French
It's good reviewing all these topics and subjects as I have missed having education. The more knowledge I have the better nurse I can be.
Julie Ramsay
Good presentation
Susan K March
Important information expressed and easy to understand.
Danielle cornish
Hard to hear the questions being asked of the audience and would have been nice to hear their responses. Otherwise great lecture.
Emily Mamo
Very informative
Candace Pederson
Good
Man Wah Yiu
Session was clear and informative and the use of a case scenario assisted in providing background as to the importance of protecting your nursing qualification.
Elaine elizabeth bechaz
information east to follow and understand
Andrea Notting
Informative and easy to listen to
4.2
9 Total Rating(s)