Women and Newborn Health Service
Services A – Z
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- Aboriginal cultural e-learning
- ABF/M
- AEDM
- AHD
- Aseptic Technique
- Adult life support
- BFHI
- Bloodsafe
- Emergency preparedness
- Epidural/Spinal analgesia
- Falls
- FDV
- FGC/M E-learning Package
- Hand hygiene
- K2MS
- Mandatory reporting of child sexual abuse
- Manual tasks
- Mental health act
- Midwifery calculations
- Moodle
- MRI safety
- Neonatal resuscitation
- Newborn bloodspot screening
- Nursing calculations
- Open disclosure
- Paediatric life support
- Patient Centred Care
- Perinatal loss
- Safe sleeping
- Systems training
- Venepuncture
- Water immersion
- W.A.V.E refresher
- Webmail
- WNHS Education Hub
- Wounds west
The Department of Nursing and Midwifery Education and Research (DNAMER) provides orientation, compulsory and continuing professional development education for midwives and nurses employed at KEMH. The department provides educational activities for staff from other health services, which includes a range of self-directed and other e-learning packages. This may extend to country areas via telehealth and visits to hospitals by negotiation.
Midwifery and nursing research activities are coordinated and facilitated by the department.
DNAMER information
KEMH
Nursing and Midwifery
Preceptorship Awards 2017
Recognise a colleague's invaluable contribution and preceptorship excellence
Andrea Sabitay Memorial Education Award and Nurse/Midwife Preceptorship Excellence Award (sponsored by Hesta)
(Nominations close: 11/10/2018)
KEMH
Nurses and Midwives
General Purpose Fund
The NMGPF assists nurses and midwives employed at KEMH to meet costs of continuing education through attendance at conferences and/or education activities. Information available via the Healthpoint only.
