Patient Safety

High-Risk Medicines

Manual Handling Safety

Hand Hygiene Essentials

Infection Control Cleaning

Documentation: Record and Report

Mandatory Reporting

Hepatitis B Virus (HBV)

Report Writing in Patient Health Records

Infection Control Basic Principles

Medication Misadventures

Duty of Care

Medicines and Driving

Preventing Medication Errors

Serious Incident Response Scheme (SIRS)

Medication Safety in the Home

Deprescribing Medicines

Aggression and Sedation

How to Deal with Complaints in Healthcare

Medication Safety: Providing Credible Information

Falls: Psychosocial Care

Minimising Falls Risk in the Home

Managing Falls Risk After Discharge

How to Conduct a Bed Area Safety Check

Speak-Up for Patient Safety

Falls Prevention at the Bedside

Protecting Clients From Violence, Abuse, Neglect, Exploitation and Discrimination

Effective Management of Disruptive Behaviour

Quick Chats: What is Patient Advocacy?

Quick Chats: Important Aspects of Patient Advocacy

The Consequences of Disruptive Behaviour

Patient Positioning

Managing Falls in High-Risk Groups

Restraint Use in Healthcare

The National Safety and Quality Health Service (NSQHS) Standards Explained

Paranoia

Identifying Falls Risk

Perinatal Mental Health

Manual Handling: An Overview

LGBTQI Awareness in Aged Care

Understanding Professional Boundaries

Fire, Security and Workplace Emergencies

Forensic Nursing

Introduction to Occupational Health and Safety (OHS)

Communication Skills: A Guide to Practice for Healthcare Professionals

Legal Ramifications of Missed Nursing Care

Workplace Health and Safety

Deteriorating Patients and the Environment of Care

What is 'Missed Care'?

Preventing Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infections

Drug Use and Mandatory Reporting

Communication Skills: A Guide to Practice for Nurses and Midwives

How to Be Assertive

Recognising a Clot - Signs and Symptoms

Boundaries: Creating a Safe Space to Change

The Use of Restraint - Whose Need is Being Met?

Changing of the Guard: Patient-Directed Care

Are You Asking Your Patient the Right Questions?