Core Medical and Nursing Skills

Core Medical and Nursing Skills

There are numerous procedure based skills that healthcare providers are required to perform to deliver effective daily care for patients.

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BLS Algorithm

The nationally agreed CPR algorithm guidelines presented as a fully immersive virtual reality tutorial.

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Cervical Screening Test

Cervical screening, which used to be called smear test, is a test to check the health of the cervix and help prevent cervical cancer. It's offered to women and people with a cervix aged 25 to 64.

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Injections / IV Access

Subcutaneous injections are the delivery method for many common medications in the hospital and community such as insulin, morphine and end-of-life medications. Proficiency here is key for delivery of daily care.

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Medication Administration

Proper medical administration of drugs ensures that patients receive the correct dosage and timing, which is crucial for the effectiveness of treatment and minimizing side effects. It also helps in preventing medication errors, which can lead to serious health complications or even fatalities.

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Nursing Consultation Skills in Primary Care

Primary care nurses have a wide raining set of skills in order to deal with the breath of patient presentations. Communication and empathy are central to high quality nursing care in the community.

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Strengths Based Approach

A strengths‑based approach to communication focuses on identifying and leveraging each person's existing abilities and positive traits, fostering confidence, collaboration, and more effective, solution‑oriented interactions.

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Wound Care

Proper wound care involves cleaning the area with mild soap and water, then applying an appropriate dressing to protect it from infection. Regularly monitor the wound for signs of healing or potential complications like redness or swelling.

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