3 hours CPD. 

$60 credit. 

This module acknowledges that despite the best training, supports and working environments, nurses and midwives will at times themselves succumb to illness or impairment, which will require them to engage help, care and support. It also recognises nurses and midwives are often reluctant recipients of help, particularly in relation to sensitive health concerns such as those related to their mental health or substance use. 

This module will directly assist in helping those working alongside nurses and midwives in need, and indirectly assist those in need of help.

This module was developed by the Nursing and Midwifery Health Program (NMHPV) for the ANMF (Vic Branch).

Key learning outcomes

Upon completion of this module, you should be able to:

  1. articulate the prevalence of health impairments specific to nursing and midwifery
  2. identify the causal factors that lead to nurses and midwives experiencing health problems
  3. explain the warning signs for a nurse or midwife in need of help
  4. demonstrate how to successfully act when a nurse or midwife needs help
  5. identify a range of successful measures that nurses and midwives can undertake to prevent experiencing health impairments.

ANMF (Vic Branch) members receive annual credit for online CPD modules to help meet your registration renewal requirements. Full- and part-time members receive $400; members on parental leave receive $120; student members receive $80. Credit renews every June.

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Course Duration in Hours: 3