STOP Pressure Injury Week
Organised by the New Zealand Wound Care Society.
When: Wednesday, 18th November 2020, 6.30PM - 8.00PM
Where: Kenepuru Education Centre
Closing Date: Monday, 16th November 2020
Please view flyer for more information
Mental Health Webinar
Please view flyer for more information
When: Monday, 23rd November 2020, 6.00PM - 7.30PM
To register for this webinar use the following link: https://auckland.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_8-yl2aaXT_-2xaT1L1s5jw
Anne Evans-Murray seminars
CCDHB is hosting the Anne Evans-Murray Seminars again in 2020.
Anne Evans-Murray runs an enjoyable seminar that promotes respectful communication and offers practical strategies for dealing with challenging behaviour in the workplace. The seminar is conducted in a non-threatening environment with no role-play or need for self-disclosure required of participants. Anne will demonstrate techniques and give tips to develop powerful body language and verbal skills. Morning tea is provided on the day.
The courses for 2020 are:
All the information regarding the courses and sign up form can be found within the link below:
https://www.ccdhb.org.nz/working-with-us/capability-development/course-information/
Email Professional.development@ccdhb.org.nz for more information
Advanced Practice and Nurse Practitioner Series
The Advanced Practice and Nurse Practitioner Information and Support Series is held the last Tuesday of every month in the Conference Room, Level 6 Grace Neill Block, Wellington Hospital.
2020 International Year of the Nurse & Midwife Series (Grand Rounds)
The nursing and midwifery grand round encourages colleagues to present their work and insights from professional development activities. Here is an opportunity to hear your colleagues and external speakers present on current practice topics and professional matters.
November 2020 An opportunity to hear about a unique role and an approach that can work best for vulnerable populations | Presented by: - Tia Minnoch - Specialty Clinical Nurse, Gateway Coordinator
Tuesday 10th November, Wellington Regional Hospital |
October 2020 Physical Activity Prehabilitation for elective older patients (over 65 years) Nurse Led Project | Presented by: - Angela Roche - Nurse Manager, Perioperative Services
Tuesday 13th October, Wellington Regional Hospital Wednesday 21st October, Kenepuru Community Hospital |
September 2020 Understanding and optimising continence: how we can support people living with malignant spinal cord compression | Presented by: - Jimmy Jansen - Clinical Nurse Specialist, Palliative Care
Tuesday 8th September, Wellington Regional Hospital Wednesday 16th September, Kenepuru Community Hospital |
August 2020 Hear how a passion for patient centred care and learning opportunities can improve outcomes for patients living with a colorectal cancer diagnosis | Presented by: - Sara Farrant - Clinical Nurse Specialist, Colorectal
Tuesday 11th August, Wellington Regional Hospital Wednesday 26th August (postponed date), Kenepuru Community Hospital |
July 2020 Pandemic management strategies: ED nurses' perspectives and the reality of COVID-19 | Presented by: - Jessica Buckley - RN, Clinical Nurse Educator, Wellington Emergency Department
Tuesday 14th July, Wellington Regional Hospital Wednesday 15th July, Kenepuru Community Hospital |
March 2020 Weighty Issues: Nursing, Equity and Safety | Presented by: - Dr Caz Hales - RN, Senior Lecturer, School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health Practice, Victoria University of Wellington
Tuesday 10th March, Wellington Regional Hospital Wednesday 18th March, Kenepuru Community Hospital |
February 2020 Grand Round Launch:2020 International Year of the Nurse and the Midwife | Presented by: - Emma Hickson - Chief Nursing Officer
- Carolyn Coles - Director of Midwifery
- Fern Crowe - Charge Nurse Manager
- Saleifi Reriti - Nurse Coordinator
Tuesday 11th Feb, Wellington Regional Hospital Wednesday 19th Feb, Kenepuru Community Hospital |
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More information on previous years Nursing & Midwifery Grands Rounds here.
Respiratory webinar
Professional supervision
Professional supervision is defined as regular, protected time for critical, in-depth reflection on practice which enables the supervisee to achieve, sustain and develop a high quality of practice. It is a means of focused support and development and allows for the consideration of personal and contextual factors which may impact on professional practice, providing a pathway for managing these.To access a list of available supervisors please email professional.development@ccdhb.org.nz
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