Presentations - Melbourne 2010 workshop
> Sandy Anderson, PapScreen Victoria
> Jane Street and Leanne Cousens, PapScreen Victoria
> Dr Lara Roeske, Victorian Cytology Service (4 parts)
> Dr Deborah Neesham, The Royal Women's (2 parts)
> Ambi Kaur, Victorian Refugee Health Program (2 parts)
Nurses quality practice, credentialling, registration changes and the VPP
Sandy Anderson - Nurse Consultant, PapScreen Victoria
Running time: 26 mins 30 secs
PapScreen Victoria Update
Jane Street - Community Program Project Officer, PapScreen Victoria
Leanne Cousens - Identification Project Officer, PapScreen Victoria
Running time: 9 mins 30 secs
Jane Street - Community Program Project Officer, PapScreen Victoria
Leanne Cousens - Identification Project Officer, PapScreen Victoria
Running time: 9 mins 30 secs
Cervical Screening and HPV update
Dr Lara Roeske - Liaison Physician, Victorian Cytology Service
Running time: 72 mins total
Lara Roeske Part 1: 20 mins
Lara Roeske Part 2: 20 mins
Lara Roeske Part 3: Technique - 32 mins
Q&A with Dr Lara Roeske
Running time:29 mins
Gynaecological Cancers
Dr Deborah Neesham - Gynaecological Oncologist, The Royal Women's Hospital
Running time: 43 mins total
Deborah Neesham Part 1: Ovarian and uterine cancer - 22 mins
Deborah Neesham Part 2: Cervical cancer and cancer of the vulva - 21 mins
Refugee Women's Health Issues
Ambi Kaur - Refugee Health Nurse, Victorian Refugee Health Program
Running time: 57 mins total
Ambi Kaur Part 1: 28 mins
Ambi Kaur Part 2: 29 mins
For information on CPD active learning requirements and documenting self-directed CPD please visit the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia website.
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Case study: Sue
I work at the Well Women's Clinic at the Royal Women's Hospital in Parkville.
I trained to be a Pap test provider because I understood women wanted a female practitioner.
