Developing knowledge on how to recognise and perform advanced clinical assessment of a patient who is deteriorating is an expectation of the evolving role of the Clinical Nurse. In this conference, we will explore the assessment of a patient with a variety of clinical disorders and conditions that include cardiac, respiratory, abdominal, and electrolyte imbalance.

This conference was first delivered in 2018 in conjunction with our Conference Partners, Education at Sea. This current program extends on the original content presented as well as incorporating new content not covered in the first program.

In this conference, we will explore the key legal concepts that impact Nursing practice and gain the knowledge and skill to make effective decisions for patient and staff safety with confidence.

This conference will explore some of the interesting, obscure, and devastating conditions that your patients may present within a variety of clinical settings. The knowledge gained will encourage you to look beyond the obvious and enable you to enhance your assessment and clinical management skills.

Wellness for clinicians matters, not just in its own right, but because it affects performance. As clinicians, we have the following expectations within our workplace. We expect that our environment will be physically and psychologically safe; we expect that we will be resourced and enabled to do an effective job; we expect that we will be supported and given the opportunity to develop our professional skills.

This wound management conference is designed to provide clinicians with essential knowledge relating to the assessment & best practice management of clients with Chronic, Hard to Heal and Complex Wounds. The conference program will cover a variety of wounds and a plethora of Wound Management strategies with a focus on the provision of strategies to use when human resources and wound management products are limited.

Respiratory Assessment across the age continuum, management of common conditions, and exploration of the role of the Nurse/ Paramedic in respiratory disease management from diagnosis through to advocacy.

This conference will focus on two key aspects of Nursing Service delivery in the care of the older person. Both have significant impact on care delivery, from skill mix requirements through to staffing and budget allocation, as well as quality of life experience for the clients concerned.

This conference is designed to look at evidence-based literature and a deeper understanding of the perioperative environment; explore some of the possible emergency situations perioperative nurses may face, and, provide knowledge to perform during these emergencies with confidence skill and know-how to deliver safer patient care.

How to Nurse Your Sick Workplace Back to Being Truly GREaT. Now, from the outset, let me say this: if you think because you’re not a nurse manager, you can’t nurse your culture back to good health, then frankly, that’s like saying the only person responsible for delivering great patient outcomes is the doctor.  Patient outcomes rely on every single member of the multidisciplinary team: and I mean from the consultant physician to the ward cleaner.  We all have a part to play.  If one jigsaw piece falls out, then those optimal patient outcomes simply cannot be delivered.

This Conference will focus on cardiac assessment, and management of a patient deteriorating with a cardiac complication. It will include exploration of the role of the Nurse and or Paramedic in cardiac disease management as well as examining the Nurse’s role in the assessment of the deterioration of a patient in a surgical ward and or medical ward from cardiac complications from diagnosis through to advocacy.

This innovative conference is designed to provide clinicians with essential skills relating to the assessment & management of patients who are experiencing life threatening emergencies.  

This wound management conference is designed to provide clinicians with essential knowledge relating to the assessment & best practice management of clients with Chronic, Hard to Heal and Complex Wounds.

This Conference will provide vital information about the care of the surgical patient. This will include the use of contemporary case studies as the content explores the pre and post operative journey of the surgical patient.

Mental illness is common in our society with one in five adults experiencing a mental illness in any one year. Half the people who experience mental illness will not seek treatment and delayed treatment will adversely affect the success of any clinical intervention.

This conference will explore some of the interesting, obscure, and devastating conditions that your patients may present within a variety of clinical settings. The knowledge gained will encourage you to look beyond the obvious and enable you to enhance your assessment and clinical management skills.