Clinical Detective: Cardiovascular Two


The Ausmed Education Learning Centre is accredited with distinction as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation.
Provider Number PO342.
Details
Course Overview
This Course will reinforce why certain diagnostic tests, observations and procedures are undertaken to confirm or eliminate potential clinical problems. You will be asked a series of questions throughout the case study that will assist you with this and your learning.
Topics
- Case study, examinations and findings
- Interventions, diagnosis and treatment
- Patient education of the clinical problem presented
Need
We use critical thinking skills and professional judgment on a daily basis in our practice.
It is important that we continue to revise and strengthen these skills to ensure that we are able to recognise deteriorating patients and changes to conditions in a timely manner.
Purpose
The purpose of this Course is to enhance your critical thinking, assessment, and problem-solving skills by working through a case study in order to identify and act on a common clinical condition.
Learning Outcomes
- Identify the presenting signs and symptoms of the patient and patient history
- Describe the assessment and diagnostic tests required for this patient
- Explain the potential management and expected outcomes for this patient
- Identify the presenting condition
Target Audience
Registered nurses and other health professionals working in general and acute areas will find this Course beneficial given the prevalence and seriousness of cardiovascular conditions.
Disclosure
No conflict of interest exists for anyone in the position to control content for this activity. Wherever possible, generic or non-proprietary names of medications or products have been used.
Educators
Sally Moyle
Sally Moyle is a rehabilitation nurse educator who has completed her masters of nursing (clinical nursing and teaching). She is passionate about education in nursing so that we can become the best nurses possible. Sally has experience in many nursing sectors including rehabilitation, medical, orthopaedic, neurosurgical, day surgery, emergency, aged care, and general surgery. See Educator Profile
Tracy Edwards
Tracy Edwards is a Nurse Practitioner who works in the emergency department at Modbury Public Hospital in South Australia. In this role, she works in a “see and treat” model of care. She also works with the rapid assessment team, where she is required to fulfil both clinical and educational duties. Tracy has experience as a practice nurse and has held other management positions, including acting quality and clinical risk manager. Tracy is particularly interested in vascular health and has run several extra vocational programs focused on the prevention of cardiovascular disease. Tracy was a finalist in the "future leader" category for the South Australian Nursing and Midwifery Awards 2011 and won a South Australian Premiers Travelling Scholarship in 2011/12. See Educator Profile



Brooke Nilsen (Ross)
This was a really informative session. It was easy to watch/listen. Gave detailed information and was a great way to solidify my knowledge while also providing me with new knowledge too.
daniel kan
excellent lecture !
Sylvie Lussier
Great!
Brittany Kreis
Good course to assist with understanding the course of events relating to an inpatient with an MI.
Leyna Stevens
A great way to consolidate knowledge surrounding cardiovascular deterioration, myocardial infarction and the role of the nurse.
Julie Pace
Excellent course and use of case was excellent
Winnie Wang
Very good
Ralph Deoferio
Good course
Donna Lee Apelu
Good presentation.
Nina Carnaby
Easy to understand, however it assumes that all participants have fun knowledge which in some cases, (hospital based nurses) they don't