We all know that research evidence can be important in highlighting how effective a treatment or therapy is or in making us aware of the differences between groups and care settings. But it can be more difficult to understand how to use this evidence in your clinical practice. The My Learning modules aim to show you how to find relevant evidence and how to use the evidence resources in CareSearch to make a difference in your clinical care. These modules are free to use. After completing the learning packages and answering the review quiz, you will be able to print a certificate for your professional records. To get started, select a Learning Module now.
My Learning 10: Allied Health
Allied Health
Carly has been admitted to Dove House Hospice for symptom control. She and her family would benefit from multi-disciplinary care. This module demonstrates some of the work that Allied Health Professionals do in supporting patients and families at the end of life.
My Learning 9: New to Palliative Care?
New to Palliative Care?
This module is an introduction to palliative care for those who are new to the specialty.
My Learning 6: Carers
Carers
Lana is a 35 year old woman who is sole parent to
Rhiannon and John, 10 year old twins. Her mother June became very ill and moved in with Lana. Lana stuggles to cope.
My Learning 5: Dementia
Dementia
Anna's father Lou has dementia. As his condition worsens, the family disagrees about his care. This module highlights dementia resources in CareSearch.
My Learning 4: Residential Aged Care
Residential Aged Care
Ken is a resident in the Kangaroo Valley Aged Care Facility. The staff are not sure if Ken is approaching the end of his life. This module profiles resources in the Residential Aged Care Section.
My Learning 3: Searching the Web
Searching the Web
Ruth was diagnosed with stage II melanoma five years ago and has now had maximal treatment for liver and brain metastases. She lives with her husband Bruce and their two teenage children.
Last updated 30 January 2018