Alfred Emergency Academic Centre

Small injuries. Big opportunities to build your confidence. 🩹

Today is the Minor Injury & Illness in the ED Nursing Course (MInIED) at The Alfred Hospital.

Designed for nurses working in Emergency Departments and Urgent Care Centres, this one-day workshop combines practical learning and case discussions to strengthen assessment, clinical decision-making and hands-on care.

From wound care and minor burns to splinting and mobility aids, develop skills you can take straight back to your workplace.

🔗 Find out more: bit.ly/MiniED

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Build confidence in the critical first moments of trauma care.

The Critical Trauma Nursing Course is a one-day, practical program for nurses who want to strengthen their trauma assessment, management and teamwork skills.

Through realistic scenarios and guided skills stations, you’ll practise primary surveys, RSI assistance, safe log rolling, chest drain management, massive transfusion principles and more. You’ll also take an exclusive guided walk-through of The Alfred Emergency and Trauma Centre.

Designed for nurses across metropolitan, regional and rural settings, including non-trauma hospitals.

📆 Next course: 24th November.
🔗 To find out more and register use the link bit.ly/TraumaNurse

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The RUCN team is expanding its learning opportunities, with our first triage workshop underway in Camperdown this week!

Learners from seven different urgent care centres across the Barwon South West region are developing skills in the fundamentals of triage, including recognising red flags and clinical deterioration, and applying critical thinking and clinical reasoning to make timely decisions that support safe, effective patient care.

A great opportunity to build clinical confidence, share knowledge and strengthen triage capability across our rural urgent care workforce.

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The Procedures Course is underway in Melbourne today, helping emergency and critical care clinicians build confidence in essential resuscitative procedures.

Using cadavers, participants are practising skills including surgical airway, pleural decompression, vascular access, resuscitative thoracotomy and hysterotomy.

Practical training for the moments when these skills matter most.

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Today, Nurse Practitioners took part in a hands-on afternoon of learning, building practical skills for emergency and urgent care settings.

Designed by NPs, for NPs, the Nurse Practitioner Advanced Skills Course combines case-based learning, demonstrations and supervised practical training.

📆 Registrations are now open for March.

🔗 Find out more and book your place: bit.ly/4jBR7fy