SQRH has been established to increase rural health training opportunities for nursing, midwifery and allied health students and health professionals in regional, rural and remote communities.
SQRH supports rural health professionals and students to engage in high quality rural health research.
SQRH provide a number of learning opportunities for health professionals and students to improve their interprofessional practice skills.
Start: 9:30 AM 9 August 2023
Finish: 5:00 PM 18 August 2023
Location: Southern Queensland Rural Health
Mode: Online
SQRH and the University of Queensland are offering training modules for health professionals wanting to enhance their skills in delivering clinical practice via telehealth. These resources have been developed by the University of Queensland's Centre for Research Excellence in Telehealth and Centre for Online Health.
Eligibility for free access to these modules is only available to staff from UQ, University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ), Darling Downs Health (DDH) and South West Hospital and Health Service (SWHHS).
MODULES
The training is comprised of 6 modules: 5 online modules, along with a compulsory practicum to attend on completion of the online modules.
1. Fundamentals of Telehealth
2. Telehealth technology
3. Service development and implementation
4. Service delivery:
5. Evaluation of Telehealth services
6. Compulsory 3 hour practicuum
The modules will be released online from Tuesday, 22ndAugust 2023.
There is a compulsory practicumm to attend to complete the training. There are two dates to select from:
WHEN
The practicuum can be attended either face to face or via Zoom. Please select your preferred date and mode of delivery in the registeration. There are limited spaces for each practicuum and preferred time/day cannot be guaranteed.
A Certificate of Completion will be provided on completion of both the modules and practicumm.
To register please follow this link - Telehealth for Clinical Practice Training Modules - Health Professionals
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