CAVE Clinical Skills Days
ACE Clinical Skills Development Day
Saturday, 24th October 2020
8:00am Registration - 5:00pm Conclude (followed by a sun-downer)
Registration closed
Following on from the success of our Skills Week Nurse Day in 2019, and listening to the feedback from nurses, we have developed a full day of clinical skills training that delivers four hands-on workshops presented by a team of 20 academics, specialists , senior nurses and support staff. Due to the hands-on nature of this workshop, and to ensure plenty of opportunity to practice, places for this Clinical Skills Development Day are strictly limited to 40, ONLY!
This is fully catered and the day concludes with a Sundowner, sponsored by Prime100, to wind down, network and share experiences from the day.
In recognition of our commitment to deliver world-class professional development for veterinary nurses, CAVE has become a Silver Education Partner with the Veterinary Nurses Council of Australia (VNCA). Our entire ACE Program for Nurses has been accredited under the VNCA’s AVNAT scheme, meaning that each attendance earns nurses valuable CPD points towards their required annual professional development points.
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CPR Training: Putting RECOVER into Practice—Training with Animal Mannequins in Clinical Skills Lab - 1.5 CPD Points This workshop is being delivered by Dr Corrin Boyd with support from two of our board-certified Vet Tech Specialists in ECC. |
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Making Difficult Situations in Veterinary Practice Easier—Situational Communications Skills Training with Actors and live Feedback - 2 CPD Points Following on from the interactive tutorial presented as part of the ACE Network and Learn Sessions, Dr Melinda Bell will lead you through this two hour workshop to apply the principles and strategies discussed, earlier. |
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Venous Access Techniques with the Head of the Emergency Hospital – Cadaver Workshop in the Surgery Teaching Suite - 1.5 CPD Points Another first for our professional development program for veterinary nurses: a hands-on cadaver based workshop in our surgery teaching suite with Dr Claire Sharp, head of Emergency and Critical Care in the School of Veterinary Medicine, supported by Dr Mark Kim, a senior emergency clinician in The Animal Hospital. |
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Learn how to Manage Bandages and Splints in the Orthopaedic Patient—Cadaver Workshop in the Surgery Teaching Suite with Orthopaedic Surgeon - 2 CPD Points This workshop is presented by one of our senior orthopaedic surgeons, Dr Isobel Monotti, in the Surgery Teaching Suite where you will practice on cadavers. Bandages are an important aspect of wound management and stabilisation of some orthopaedic injuries. Although bandages are used frequently in practice, they are not benign. Managing these bandages appropriately is essential for achieving the best outcome for our patients. In this session we will:
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If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact CAVE on +61 (08) 9360 6342 or email CAVE@murdoch.edu.au