Protecting Your Registration With CPD
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 will use a case scenario to highlight the importance of CPD that is underpinned by evidence as a means of protecting your registration and therefore your livelihood.
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
It answered the questions relevant to what I required
Craig Peters
Excellent
Sue Heath
I struggled to see how the video actually related to what the overview says it will look at. I still learnt lots about CPD requirements and feel more confident in forward planning and selecting my CPD
Aishah Jip
Very useful speech and refreshing my knowledge
Lily Hung Chen Hu
Very interesting information
Patricia Camacho
I appreciated being able to access this information online. I found the presenter very easy to listen to. I also appreciated that she repeated questions asked by those that were attending her presentation prior to answering it. Thank you.
Elizabeth Lynch
Great presentation
Sarah brook
Good presenter that put out points that I had not thought about, will think harder when picking my on going education
Angela Richards
Very well done, maybe some ideas of where to go for Cpd would be good, it is difficult to get one's head around at first
Angelique Zaccari
Excellent presentation.
Melinda Fitzpatrick
Great reminder not to leave evidence of CPD to the last minute. Good ideas and some easy tips to ensure that evidence is kept throughout the year. Engaging session
Elaine elizabeth bechaz
Interesting presenter. Reinforced what I had been told
Candace Pederson
Very helpful and informative
Julia Blackburn
Short and sweet!
Caleb Fellowes
Its always good to have more training and knowledge.
Julie Ramsay
Covered some areas that reignited my confidence that I am able to keep my registration
4.5
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