Courses

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Hosted educational modules

Gastro-Intestinal Complaints in Palliative CareLearn practical approaches to managing nausea, vomiting and constipation to improve comfort, functioning and overall quality of life in palliative care. This course is brought to you by PALPRAC.→
Gastrostomy Feeding: Start-Up Basics and Navigating Different FeedsA practical, evidence-based online course on gastrostomy (PEG) feeding covering formula and blenderised tube feeding (BTF), including indications, feeding protocols, safety considerations, and individualized care planning for healthcare professionals.→
Gender Based Violence in Community Health SettingsA fully online 5-hour course that equips healthcare and allied professionals with the knowledge and skills to identify and respond to gender-based violence (GBV) within community health settings. Through five modules and short quizzes, learners will recognise signs of abuse, provide compassionate care, and support survivors.→
General Practitioner Focused UltrasoundA blended learning course introducing general practitioners to focused diagnostic ultrasound, combining online learning with two days of hands-on training. Accredited for 30 CPD points with the HPCSA, the course is designed for beginners and provides a systematic approach to acquiring diagnostic imaging skills relevant to South African healthcare settings, particularly rural areas.→
Geriatric Emergencies: Managing Acute Conditions in Older AdultsThis MicroCPD equips healthcare professionals with essential skills to identify, assess, and manage acute emergencies in older adults, covering atypical presentations, frailty considerations, and time-sensitive interventions for conditions including sepsis, stroke, acute coronary syndrome, falls, delirium, and polypharmacy-related complications.→
Good Clinical PracticeThis programme helps healthcare professionals stay updated on Good Clinical Practice, reinforcing patient rights and contemporary healthcare standards within South Africa's evolving healthcare landscape, where significant disparities exist between private and public healthcare access.→