eLearning

SCCOPE is our new members only Site for Critical Care Online Professional Education. This collection of informative presentations covers topics as vast as ‘Nursing care of the mechanically ventilated patient’ to ‘Optimising research implementation in the critical care’ and is yours to explore and also use to accrue CPD hours.

Members can access this collection of presentations here.

ACCCN Cardiac Nursing Course - Module 1

ACCCN Cardiac Nursing Course - Module 2

ACCCN Cardiac Nursing Course - Module 3

ACCCN Webinar On Demand 'Writing a Conference Abstract'

ACCCN Webinar on Demand 'First Nations Youth Suicide Mortality Rates and Connection to Culture''

ACCCN Webinar on Demand 'Dialysis Induced Kidney Injury'

ACCCN Webinar on Demand 'Delirium - Prevention, Assessment and Management in Critical Care’

ACCCN Webinar on Demand 'End-of-life decision-making in ICU and the Law'

ACCCN Webinar on Demand 'Delivering a Net Zero Health System in NSW'

ACCCN Webinar on Demand 'Deciphering the Message: Enabling and Optimising Patient Communication in the ICU'

ACCCN Webinar on Demand 'Empathy..... Can It Be Taught?'

ACCCN Webinar on Demand 'Chest Drain Management'

ACCCN Webinar on Demand 'GenAI: Friend or Foe?'

ACCCN Webinar on Demand 'Update on Facial Burns'

ACCCN Webinar on Demand 'Planetary Health in Nursing'

ACCCN Webinar on Demand 'The Pathway to Becoming a Nurse Practitioner in ICU'

ACCCN Webinar on Demand 'The Power of Opportunities - Entrepreneurship in Critical Care Nursing '

ACCCN Cardiac eLearning Course - Beyond the Rhythm Strip: Steps for 12-Lead ECG Interpretation

ACCCN Webinar on Demand 'Critical Steps: The Scope of Practice of ICU NPs in Australia'

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The Australian College of Critical Care Nurses Ltd (ACCCN) is a not for profit membership based organisation representing health care professionals nationally. The College’s members work across the critical care clinical spectrum, principally in the area of intensive care, in clinical, educational, management, and research roles

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