Lectures

Join John Serginson on a winding trip through respiratory anatomy and physiology and experience a re

Did you know that food is not the top cause of anaphylactic fatalities? The correct answer may surpr

Time to slow down... and enjoy the next informative presentation from Joanne Reading in her ECG seri

Join Leanne Boase, Nurse Practitioner, as she delivers this short and sharp presentation on how you

This session follows on from Jo Reading's initial introduction to arrhythmias in the presentation en

Fascinating research is challenging the paradigm that poor mental health can cause a poor diet. Howe

In this advanced practice presentation, suitable for Nurse Practitioners and other advanced practice

Listening, and acceptance of patient concerns, are the two most important things when it comes to va

Bigeminy, trigeminy, supraventricular, idoventricular... Welcome to the world of arrhythmias. How co

Statins are one of Australia's most common medicines. With their use on the increase, it is importan

"Do no harm." All prescribers must constantly be on high alert for interactions and unwanted effects

Listening to what patients are not saying – hearing the unheard – is as important as being attentive

What if you suspect a patient in your care has suffered abuse or if a colleague on shift is smelling

There are 5 rules that every person with Coeliac Disease needs to know in order to recognise gluten-

The thought of being at work when your friends and family are socialising or asleep can create confl

In this short and sharp presentation, enjoy a basic overview of ECG importance and interpretation. T

Are teams inherently unstable by nature? With enrolled nurses, registered nurses, doctors, pharmacis

What does your lounge room couch have to do with the critical state of sepsis? Join Sue de Muelenaer

Did I sign that medication chart? Did I do the right thing? Should I call work and check? You are no

In this presentation, Joanne Reading continues her fantastic series on ECG interpretation. Have you