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2018
Timetable
Women’s Health Service Education
WOMEN’S HEALTH EDUCATORS
Enquiries womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
Contents
1. Booking Process …………………………..…………………………….……..Page 2
2. Recertification requirements ………………………………………………….Page 3
3. Breast feeding education……………………………………………………...Page 5
3. Colposcopy Education…………………………………………………………Page 6
4. Diabetes in Pregnancy courses ………………………………………………Page 7
• For core staff
• LMC
• Rural health professionals
5. Emergency maternity training for Wards ……………………………………Page 8
6. Family Violence ………………………………………Page 9
7. FSEP- RANCOG ………………………………………………………………Page 10
8. Midwifery Emergency Skills Refresher DHB …..…………………………,.Page 11
9. Mix and Match Workshop………………………………………………… ..Page 12
10. Neonatal Life Support ……………..……………………………………….Page 13
11. Preceptorship for Midwives…………………………………………………Page 14
13. Preceptorship for Nurses ……………………………………………………Page 15
14. PROMPT Course ……………………………………………………………Page 16
15. Rural Emergency maternity training………………………………………..Page 17
16. Smoke free training…………………………………………………………..Page 18
17. WDH Development and Certification………………………………………Pages 19-24
18. External Education Days..…………………………………………………..Page 26
19. Online education ……………………………………………………..………Page 27-30
20. DHB Staff Education Request Form ………………………………………Page 31
21. DHB Staff Course and Conference Education Form ……………………Page 32 & 33
22. DHB Staff Midwives MSR application form ………………………………Page 34
23. Educators Contacts and Campus Map ……………………………………Page 35
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Booking Process
Employed with External Health
WDHB professional
Health Professional identifies a course/s they Health Professional identifies a course/s they
would like to attend from the Education calendar would like to attend from the Education calendar
Education request form to CMM/CNM Health professional emails
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz to
Appendix 1 register for course
Once the form is signed it must emailed from
CMM to Women's health educator check availablity and
makes course booking.
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
Confirmation will be sent via email with E placed
on roster Confirmation via Email is sent to participant.
Course infomation +/- prereading will be sent to Course infomation +/- prereading will be sent to
participant one month proir to course date. participant one month proir to course date.
Invoices will be sent separatly via DHB invoives 2
OTHER COURSES weeks before start of course.
External Courses/Coference - As above and also
complete course and conference form (Appendix 2) Cancellation fees:
to CMM
A $20 administration fee will be charged for
Learning and development courses - apply through bookings cancelled by you up to 72 hours before the
customer portal after CMM consent.
workshop.
A $50 administration fee will be charged for bookings
cancelled by you 48 hours before the workshop.
No refunds will be given for bookings cancelled by
you 24 hours before the workshop or non
attendance on the day.
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Compulsory Midwifery Education
Recertification Programme 2017 – 2020
The Midwifery Council has made the following changes to the 2017 -20 programmes: it’s the professional
responsibility of all practicing midwives to maintain their competence to practice and retain evidence of their
continuing competence by:
Education Professional Development
• Combined emergency skills day – • Professional activities – minimum
Annual attendance eight (8) hours per annum
• Midwifery-focused education – • MSR – once every three years, from
minimum eight (8) hours per annum the due date of next MSR
For more details go to the Midwifery Council website www.midwiferycouncil.health.nz
Compulsory Nurse Education
Recertification Programme 2017 – 2020
The Nursing Council sets standards for continuing competence, it’s the professional responsibility
of all practicing nurses to maintain their competence to practice and retain evidence of their
continuing competence by:
Education and professional development
• completing 60 days (or 450 hours) of practice in the last 3 years
• completing 60 hours of professional development in the last 3 years
• meeting the Council's competencies for their scope of practice
For more details go to Nursing Council website www.nursingcouncil.org.nz
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Waikato
DHB Service
Specific
Education
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Colposcopy Education
Aim/Purpose of the Programme
To provide the opportunity for Nurses involved in colposcopy to have access to education that supports their
professional development and growth with clinical skills and knowledge relevant to their practice.
Content of the Programme
• Early detection of high changes
• Diagnosis and grading and cervical changes
• Interpreting results
• HPV and cervical cancer
• CNS role
• The Princess trials
• Consumer feedback
Date 19th July and 8th November
Duration 8 hours
Cost Free
Venue WDHB
Facilitator Meegan Farbeh-Tabrizi
Target Audience Nurses working in Colposcopy WDHB wide
Book Request through CMM
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
PLEASE NOTE; dates venues and times are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances we will
do our best to notify you of the changes by email.
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Diabetes in Pregnancy
The diabetes team will roll out specific education for health workers involved with women and diabetes.
Specific Core midwife/nurse education – Details below
LMC education - TBA
Rural education –TBA
Aims/Purpose of the Programme
To provide up to date information, regarding care for a woman with diabetes and her journey through WDHB.
Facilitated by diabetes specialist team.
Content of the Programme
• Gain understanding of the implication of diabetes in pregnancy, labour and postnatal for mother and baby.
• Understand the protocols and applicable scenarios.
• Gain understanding in the different types of insulin and equipment used in diabetes
• Dietary Advice
Date(s) 28th March
6th June
24th Oct
Duration 8 hours
Cost DHB only
Venue Off Site
Facilitators Educators and Diabetes Team
Target Audience Core midwives and nurses working with diabetic mothers
Booking Request through CMM
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
Pre-requisite Online Pre-Reading
PLEASE NOTE Dates venues and times are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances we will do
our best to notify you of the changes by email.
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Emergency Obstetric
Training for Ward
Environment
Aims/Purpose of the Programme
The purpose of this course is to provide Nurses, Midwives and SHO’s with a review of the incidence, risk factors,
signs/symptoms, medical management, nursing care, maternal/fetal implications, and relevant patient teaching related
to the most common complications that affect women during complex Antenatal or Postnatal period
Content of the Programme
• Scenario based obstetric emergencies such as postpartum haemorrhage, sepsis and neonatal resuscitation.
Date 14th March
11th July
Duration 8 hours
Cost DHB Only
Venue WDHB – Waiora Simulation Centre
Facilitators Women’s Health Educators
Target Audience Nurses, Midwives and SHO’s working on Antenatal and
Postnatal Ward
Booking Request through CMM
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
Pre-requisite Online Pre-Reading
PLEASE NOTE Dates venues and times are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances we will do
our best to notify you of the changes by email.
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Family Violence
Aims/Purpose of the Programme
Core Violence Intervention Training will be offered to trained clinical staff from services where routine
enquiry is a requirement. Much of the revised training is aimed at gaining confidence in enquiry about
Intimate Partner violence and assessing risk for the women and any children.
Content of the Programme
• Principles of screening
• What to ask?
• Support and empower victims of abuse
• Assess risk
• Security
• Confidentiality
• Legalities
Date Full Day 20th Feb, 20th March, 17th April, 22nd May, 19th June, 24th July, 21st
August, 25th Sept, 16th Oct, 20th Nov, 11th Dec
Duration 8 hours
Cost Free
Venue WDHB
Facilitators Helene May or Annette Macken
Target Audience Midwives and nurses in WDHB
Booking Request through CMM
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
PLEASE NOTE; dates venues and times are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances we will
do our best to notify you of the changes by email.
9Fetal Surveillance Education Programme (FSEP)
Aims/Purpose of the Programme
The FSEP Full program runs for 8 hours and provides a solid foundation of information for all clinicians
involved in antenatal and intrapartum care. The Full program is structured to cumulatively build
understanding. Participants in the Full program also complete the FSEP MCQ assessment at the end of the
session. This is core education program and is suited to most clinicians requiring education or an update in
cardiotocography.
Content of the Programme
• The utero-placental unit, fetal heart rate control and basic fetal assessment
• The normal CTG, who to monitor and an introduction to the abnormal CTG
• The abnormal CTG focusing on decelerations, interpretation and management
• CTG workshop
• 60 MCQ assessment
Dates 18th April
20th June
1st November
Duration 8 hrs
Cost $150 for non DHB
Venue WDHB
Facilitator RANCOG educator
Target Audience Multi-disciplinary audience, midwives and doctors.
Booking Request through CMM
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
PLEASE NOTE; dates venues and times are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances we will
do our best to notify you of the changes by email.
10Midwifery Emergency Skill
Refresher
Aims/Purpose of the Programme
Gives midwives the opportunity to practise and refresh on resuscitation techniques. Course designed
to meet requirements of Midwifery Council recertification programme for midwives, compulsory annual
education.
Content of the Programme
• Maternal and New-born resuscitation,
• At least 2 of the following childbirth emergencies PPH, shoulder dystocia, cord prolapse, sepsis, uterine
inversion.
Dates for 2017 14th Feb, 7th and 21st March, 11th April, 16th May, 13th
June, 12th Sept, 17th Oct, 14th Nov and 12th Dec
Duration 8hrs
Cost $100 non DHB
Venue WDHB
Facilitators Deb Cox and Pip wright
Target Audience Midwives – Core and LMC
Pre-requisite/ Eligibility Online Pre-reading will be sent to participant one month
prior to course.
Booking Request through CMM
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
PLEASE NOTE; dates venues and times are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances we will
do our best to notify you of the changes by email.
11Mix & Match
Aims/Purpose of the Programme
Concurrent sessions, expert speakers relating to gynaecology, midwifery and obstetrics.
Content of the Programme
• Content of the programme will be announced at a later date when speakers confirmed
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Date 19 September
Duration 8 hrs
Cost Free
Venue Bryant education
Facilitators Meegan Tabeh-Tabrizi
Target Audience Health Professionals working or interested in woman’s health
Booking Request through CMM
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
PLEASE NOTE; dates venues and times are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances we will
do our best to notify you of the changes by email.
12New-born Life Support
(NZRC) 1 day
Aims/Purpose of the Programme
This 1 day course gives healthcare professionals knowledge and skills for the standard management
of a new born collapse. The course concentrates on the importance of practical airway management -
ventilatory support -circulatory support and temperature control.
Content of the Programme
• Perform competent new born life support following the New Zealand resuscitation council
guidelines
• Understand the process for initial resuscitation of all infants including the preterm.
• Gain knowledge of new born physiology as it relates to resuscitation
Dates 15th March, 5th April, 17th April, 3rd May, 21st June, 26 July, 16
Aug, 13th Sept and 6th Nov
Duration 8 Hrs
Cost $275 (non DHB)
Venue Clinical Skills centre
Facilitators WDHB NLS instructor Group
Target Audience Doctors, Nurses, Midwives, Anaesthetic staff
Pre-requisite/ Eligibility Pre-reading will be sent to participant one month prior to
course.
Contact to book Request through CMM
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
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13Preceptorship and
Refresher Course(s) for
Midwives
Aims/Purpose of the Programme
This workshop/online programme is for anyone that preceptors students/new Grads and new midwifery colleagues in
Waikato DHB.
Content of the Programme
Refresher – 4 Hours
• Enhance midwives knowledge and understanding of preceptorship
• Discuss feedback strategies
• Explore ways to assess and manage under performance
Preceptor Course – 8hours (New to DHB or preceptorship)
• Identify the roles and responsibilities of the preceptor and preceptee
• Understand adult learning and teaching principles
• Identify effective communication strategies
• Discuss experiential learning opportunities
• Awareness of the assessment process, tools and application in context
• Identify blockages to learning
Dates Refresher – 1st, 8th & 21st Feb
Full Day – 28th Feb and 2nd May
Cost Free
Venue Hockin
Facilitators Deb Cox and Pip Wright
Target Audience Midwives
Pre-requisite/ Eligibility Pre-reading will be sent to participant one month prior to
course.
Contact to book Request through CMM
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
14Preceptorship- Nurses
(Level 7)
Aims/Purpose of the Programme
To further enhance and develop the skills that enable nurses to facilitate the learning and development of staff and
students in patient care settings.
Content of the Programme
• Enhance nurses’ knowledge and understanding of preceptorship
• Identify the roles and responsibilities of the preceptor and preceptee
• Understand adult learning and teaching principles
• Identify effective communication strategies
• Discuss experiential learning opportunities
• Awareness of the assessment process, tools and application in context
• Identify blockages to learning
• Discuss feedback strategies
• Explore ways to assess and manage under performance
Date Please check with the nurse educator as there are several
courses running thru out the year
Duration 2 days and 50 hrs self-directed learning
Cost Application for funding
Venue Wintec and WDHB
Facilitators Nursing Practice Development Team and Wintec
Target Audience Registered Nurses/Health Professionals who orientate new staff
Pre-requisite/ Eligibility WDHB staff
Contact to Book Meegan.FarbehTabrizi@waikatodhb.health.nz
15Aims/Purpose of the Programme
Provide an exciting one day multi-disciplinary course, training you to manage obstetric emergencies. The course uses
a mixture of lectures and simulated emergencies set in the most realistic environment possible – your delivery suite.
Gain confidence in working effectively and quickly with your colleagues during obstetric emergencies
Content of the Programme
• Teamwork
• Recognising the changing clinical picture
• Escalating and managing obstetric emergencies
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Date 5 April, 5 July and 22 Nov
Duration 8 hours
Cost $100 non DHB
Venue Level 9 Auditorium and Delivery Suite
Facilitators Deb Cox and Pip Wright
Target Audience All clinicians responding to obstetric emergencies; Midwives,
Obstetric doctors (all levels), Anaesthetic doctors (all levels).
Pre-requisite/ Eligibility Pre-reading is required. PROMPT manual will be sent out to you one
month out from date of course but is also available at the library.
Contact to Book Request through CMM
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
16RURAL EMERGENCY
MATERNITY TRAINING
Aims/Purpose of the Programme
Provide an exciting one day multi-disciplinary course for health professionals working in the rural hospital
environment. Giving participants the opportunity to acquire essential skills and knowledge which may be needed for
the emergency management of a labouring /birthing woman and her new-born.
Content of the Programme
The course uses a series of scenarios based on obstetric emergencies such as shoulder dystocia, postpartum
haemorrhage, cord prolapse and neonatal resuscitation. Scenarios take place” in house” i.e. at their own hospital in
their birthing suite using the educators as actors, supplemented by a range of simple props to produce a high -fidelity
simulation experience. Real drugs, equipment and disposables are used. Attendees are expected to simulate ordering
blood, record vital signs, resuscitate any baby delivered and put out emergency or arrest calls exactly as they would in
real life.
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Dates - 2017 Taumaranui 6th and 7th August
Te Kuiti TBC
Thames 30th and 31st October
Tokoroa 29th May and 28th Nov
Duration 8 hours
Cost Free
Venue In house training
Facilitators Pip Wright and Deb Cox
Target Audience All health professionals that may respond to obstetric emergencies
in their rural area; Midwives- Core and LMC, GPs, Ed doctors
/Nurses (EN & RN) and St Johns
Contact to Book Local Nurse Educator
Rural CMM’s
womenhealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
17Helping people to stop smoking MOH
Online generic training for all health
professionals .
Once and for All Waikato stop smoking
services. Lets get as many pregnant
women as possible referred and on the road
to a healthy pregnancy in 2018.
Don't forget Once and For all now offer $300
incentives for pregnant women who remain
smoke free following their quit date and
https://koawatealearn.co.nz/ complete the 6 week programme.
See the website
Heart Foundation new Stop Smoking on-line http://www.onceandforall.co.nz/pregnant/
learning modules:
Waikato DHB staff can use the yellow referral
learn.heartfoundation.org.nz
form to refer women. The woman will be
contacted directly by a stop smoking advisor.
Face to face training for Smokefree
Champions and other practitioners.
Book in by emailing
http://learnonline.health.nz/ Kate.Dallas@waikatodhb.health.nz
18Waikato
DHB
Development
Certification
Days
19LINK Nurse Study Day
Introduction: For registered nurses / registered midwives and nominated technicians who
will become medicine management link nurses/midwives/At in their area.
Prerequisites: All compulsory modules required to be completed by any new staff member in
your clinical area on the generic medicines management course on moodle.
Pass mark 75% for modules except drug calcs = 100%
Dates & Location: 7th February (Waiora Level 4), 10th April (BEC LG8), 5th June (Waiora Level
4), 29th August (Waiora Level 4), 24th October (Waiora Level 4), 4th
December (Waiora Level 4)
Time: 0830-1630
Bookings: Request through CMM
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
LINK Nurse Forum
Introduction: Opportunity for established LINK nurses to gather, discuss current audits,
quality improvement and motivate others with new ideas and approaches to
medicine management in the clinical area. Update of practice and current
topics.
Prerequisites: LINK Nurse Study Day or previously transitioned IV Certificator
Dates: 13th March, 8th June, 24th September, 18th December
Time: 0800-1200 or 1230-1630
Bookings: Request through CMM
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
20CVAD Certification
Prerequisites: Current Generic Infusion / Medicine Management Certification & compulsory
CVAD modules on Ko Awatea. Learning Contract to be completed prior to
attendance.
Dates: 31st Jan, 28th Feb, 21st March, 27th April, 29th May, 13th June, 31st July,
26th Sep, 31st Oct, 13th Nov, 12th Dec
Venue: Location dependent on availalbity. Confirmation prior to each day available on
intranet.
Time: 0830-1630
Booking: Request through CMM
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
Epidural Certification
Introduction: Theory / workshop component of epidural management. This is required to be
completed before practical sign off in the clinical setting.
Prerequisites: Have completed Ko Awatea Module ‘Infusion Therapy-Epidural Management’
Dates & Venue: 14th February (BEC LG14), 9th May (BEC LG14), 15th August (BEC LG10),
21st November (BEC LG15)
Time: 1230-1630
Bookings: Request through CMM
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
21Co-Ordinators Study Day
Introduction: This day is designed for existing coordinators and active participation through
sharing ideas and experiences is a key element of the day.
Learning Contents
o Global Overview of funding and planning – Operational Awareness
o Communication – De-escalation & resilience
o Bed Management
o Leadership – Styles, Role modelling, Behaviours
Prerequisites: Staff to have experience with co-ordination
Dates: 11th April, 29th Aug and 21st Nov
Venue: Library Meeting Room 3
Time: 0830-1630
Bookings: Request through CMM
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
NETP Preceptor Education Days
Introduction: These workshops target the main preceptor allocated to the NETP for each
intake. The workshops provide updates; discuss preceptor’s responsibilities
and how to effectively enhance NETP/NESP professional development in
their transition year
Prerequisites: Assigned to NETP in upcoming intake
Dates: February 2nd 2018 or February 16th 2018
September – To be confirmed
Venue: LG 14/LG 15 BEC
Time: 0800-1630
Bookings: Request through CMM
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
22Pebbles Leadership Programme
Introduction: The Pebbles programme is a Waikato DHB Professional Development Unit
programme. Designed for clinically-based registered nurses and midwives, it
introduces purposeful development strategies to extend clinical leadership
expertise and/or prepare for senior roles. The aims of the programme is to
enhance the participants leadership competencies and abilities; to develop
registered nurse/midwife capability to lead and manage change in clinical
practice; and to support succession planning for registered nurses and
midwives.
Prerequisites: Candidate must be nominated by CNM/CMM
Dates: Group One: 6th March, 10th April, 15th May & 19th June
Group Two: 20th March, 17th April, 29th May, 17th July
Group Three & Four: Starting May & August (Dates TBC)
Ngā Manukura o Āpōpō
Māori Nurses and Midwives clinical leadership programme.
Introduction: The 8-day Clinical Leadership Training Programme consists of four 2-day
wānanga spread over a 4-month period. Key themes explored are leadership,
Maori models, clinical governance, change and resource management and
people management.
Prerequisites: RN 3 or above of Maori Ethnicity
Dates:
• Course 1: • Course 2:
• Wānanga 1 - 22 and 23 March 2018 • Wānanga 1 - 30 and 31 August 2018
• Wānanga 2 - 26 and 27 April 2018 • Wānanga 2 - 27 and 28 September 2018
• Wānanga 3 - 24 and 25 May 2018 • Wānanga 3 - 25 and 26 October 2018
• Wānanga 4 - 28 and 29 June 2018 • Wānanga 4 - 22 and 23 November 2018
Bookings: Please contact Chris Baker or Nicky Nelson christine.Baker@waikatodhb.health.nz
Nicky.nelson@waikatodhb.health.nz
23Clinical Assessment Skills Workshop
Introduction: A two day workshop run by Anne Evans-Murray focusing on clinical
assessment and critical thinking.
Prerequisites: Not currently completing post graduate learning.
Dates: 26th/ 27th April and 6th/ 7th September - TBC
Venue: Wintec Atrium
Bookings: Request through CMM
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
Blood Transfusion Study Day
Introduction: Run in conjunction with the NZ Blood Service, this day is aimed at registered
nurses at Waikato Hospital administering blood products or those who are
likely to work with patients receiving blood products.
Prerequisites: Nil
Dates: TBC – Most likely May & October
Venue: TBC
Bookings: Request through CMM
womenshealtheducation@waikatodhb.health.nz
24External
Education
Days
25Course and Conference’s 2018
26Online
Learning
27K2 Perinatal Training Programme:
Free to health professionals working with pregnant women
Fetal monitoring training is mandatory each year for midwives and doctors employed at the WDHB working
in maternity care – either online K2 or face to face teaching through the RANZCOG fetal surveillance
education programmes (FSEP).
• Acid base and fetal physiology
• Intrapartum cardiotocography
• Training simulator
Contact women’s health educators to create an account for the K2 Perinatal Training Programme.
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Ko Awatea LEARN is a DHB focused eLearning and education community with a wide range of
programmes, courses, and community forums available to DHB staff.
Its goal is to create a collaborative environment for DHB staff to continue their learning journey at work,
helping develop a safe, competent and compliant workforce. We’re talking about skills like quality
improvement, patient safety, communication, leadership, and patient-centered care
LMC’s can have free access to online programmes, please contact women’s health educators to arrange.
28The NSU offers on-line education for health practitioners who provide services within the antenatal and
new-born screening programmes. The NSU offers five eLearning Modules through LearnOnline.Health.nz.
• HIV testing in pregnancy
HIV testing in pregnancy - part of early pregnancy blood tests.
• Antenatal Screening for Down syndrome and Other Conditions
Screening can provide some information about the chance of your baby having Down syndrome or
another condition. The screening options available provide a risk estimate for Down syndrome
(trisomy21), trisomy 18 (Edwards syndrome), trisomy 13 (Patau syndrome) and some other rare genetic
disorders.
• Newborn Metabolic Screening Programme - heel prick test
The Newborn Metabolic Screening Programme screens for rare but potentially serious disorders such as
phenylketonuria (PKU), cystic fibrosis, and congenital hypothyroidism.
• Universal Newborn Hearing Screening Programme
Newborn hearing screening checks whether your baby hears well. If your baby has a hearing loss,
finding it early will help their language, learning and social development. All eligible babies can have
newborn hearing screening free of charge.
The NSU antenatal and newborn screening modules have been approved by the Midwifery Council of New
Zealand for professional development hours.
LearnOnline.Health.nz is a vocational training resource hub for New Zealand’s community of health
practitioners, providing a collaborative approach to educational resources for the health sector. There is a
growing number of courses available provided by different organisations for health workers either studying
or working in different fields of practice.
29E-Learning: Practice Changing Educational Training Information
www.goodfellowlearning.org.nz
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Maggie Banks http://www.birthspirit.co.nz/
Jane Townsend https://simply-midwifery.teachable.com
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Deb Cox deborah.cox@waikatodhb.health.nz 027 8078948
Pip Wright pip.wright@waikatodhb.health.nz 021 243 9655
Meegan Farbeh-Tabrizi Meegan.farbehtabrizi@waikatodhb.health.nz 021 2219159
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