COVID-19 Fast Response - eLearning courses from the University of Melbourne

NEW AND UPDATED CONTENT! NOW INLCUDES CARDIAC ULTRASOUND Lung ultrasound can identify very early lung pathology and may allow for early detection of respiratory complications in COVID-19 patients. These patients may benefit from early interventions or novel therapies

This online course aims to provide structured ways of navigating the clinical ethics challenges generated by the COVID-19 pandemic. It incorporates short discussions of key ethical issues and concepts, with practical ethics tools for decision-making.

This online short course has been specifically designed as a rapid upskill program to support registered nurses (RNs) caring for critically ill patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This course will provide clinicians with resilience tools that they can use to improve their wellbeing under the normal stresses of clinical work and also in times of upheaval, such as during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Communicating COVID-19 is designed primarily for clinicians in primary care and hospital-based settings. Secondary audiences include pharmacists, nursing and allied health staff, aged care workers, and disability care workers. Elements of this course could be adapted for primary and secondary school teachers and for the general public.

This eLearning course enable healthcare professionals to recognise, understand, prevent and manage compassion fatigue

ENROL NOW: This is an self-directed online course contains extended case studies in Lung Ultrasound and additional tutorial on Ultrasound Simulator equipment

The below comments are attributed to Alistair Royse, University of Melbourne Cardiothoracic Surgeon and Course Director of the COVID-19 Lung Ultrasound course.

Health professionals will be able to quickly upgrade their skills to perform lung ultrasound scans to diagnose COVID-19 accurately and safely, with a new online course being made available free by the University of Melbourne.