This self-paced course is comprised of 12 interactive learning modules focussed on the care of the deteriorating and critically ill patient requiring advanced cardiac monitoring and ventilatory support.

 

Learners are engaged through video, case studies, simulation and self-assessment activities which enhance and reinforce learning.

 

Designed For

The course is designed to support registered nurses who will be caring for critically ill patients in the acute hospital setting. In addition, allied health and medical practitioners may find this course relevant to their practice.

 

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the 12 modules and case studies learners will be able to:

1. Implement a structured and comprehensive approach to the assessment and management of patients requiring advanced haemodynamic and respiratory care
2. Apply new skills in ECG and ABG interpretation to identify rhythm and conduction abnormalities, and mismatch in ventilation and gas exchange
3. Apply knowledge of advanced concepts in haemodynamic monitoring and positive pressure ventilation to the management of patients requiring critical care nursing.