In-Person EventNov 09 - 10, 2017Toowoomba, Queensland, AU
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OVERVIEW
Toowoomba Nurses' Conference is organized by Ausmed Education Pty Ltd and would be held during Nov 09 - 10, 2017 at Toowoomba Motel & Events Centre, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia. This CME Conference has been approved with a maximum of 11.15 CPD.
Overview :
Because healthcare is undergoing constant change, the need to keep up-to-date with current evidence is imperative. Attend this conference and discover :
• What are the emerging health priorities that affect you now and in the future?
• How can you implement preventive health strategies and improve patient outcomes?
• What can you do to minimise the impact of certain conditions?
• What is the latest evidence on a range of current treatments?
• How can you deliver the best patient centred care?
Need for Program :
Safety and quality are essential and are directly linked to knowledge. The need for you to continually seek new information in regard to the nursing care you provide is a given, no matter where you work. This is a time when :
• Healthcare budgets are under increased stress
• The community purse is shrinking
• Throughput is no longer the goal of care and is being replaced with quality outcomes
It is more important than ever that you take a leadership role in providing high value care to people that is outcome focused. Addressing emerging gaps in knowledge through up-to-date information is crucial if safe, quality outcomes are to be achieved.
Purpose of Program :
This program provides you with current knowledge relating to a range of professional and practice topics that will improve how you deliver nursing care.
Learning Outcomes :
• People in your care with health risks will receive preventative nursing action to avoid illness
• Better patient outcomes will be achieved through the application of up-to-date knowledge relating to specific nursing interventions
• Inter-professional collaboration will be optimised to enhance patient outcomes
• Patient outcomes will be underpinned by evidence-based practice and recognised standards and guidelines