OVERVIEW

Yarra Valley Nurses' Conference is organized by Ausmed Education Pty Ltd and will be held from Jun 27 - 28, 2019 at Yarra Valley, Victoria, Australia.

CPD Hours
11 Hours

Overview
Ausmed believes it is essential that nurses living in the Yarra Valley region have access to effective and engaging CPD on an annual basis. We look forward to receiving your support to ensure that this Local Nurses’ Conference is brought to Yarra Valley every June. Book your place at this year’s event and:

• Gain new knowledge for contemporary practice
• Network, share experiences, and connect with like-minded colleagues
• Help meet your CPD requirements
• Enrich your professional practice and personal growth
• Improve health outcomes specific to your local community and much, much more

Need for Program
Engaging in CPD is essential for all health professionals to maintain, improve, and broaden their
knowledge, skills, and practice. CPD assists health professionals to stay up-to-date with changes in
clinical practice and emerging new evidence in order to enhance their patient outcomes. It is also a
professional registration requirement. There is a need for formal CPD to be provided directly to
regional Australian nurses, midwives, and other health professionals who may not otherwise be able
to access engaging and effective continuing education.

Purpose of Program
The purpose of Ausmed’s local nurses’ conferences is to provide health professionals who work in
regional Australia with current knowledge about a range of professional and clinical practice topics
that will improve the provision of holistic care.

Learning Outcomes
At the conclusion of this program it is expected that the participants will be able to:
• People with health risks will receive preventative care and education to avoid illness
• Better patient outcomes will be achieved through the application of up-to-date knowledge related
to specific interventions
• Interprofessional collaboration will be optimised to enhance patient outcomes
• Patient outcomes will be underpinned by evidence-based practice, recognised standards, and
guidelines