Registrations are now open for the 2022 CRANAplus Conference.
To join the remote healthy community in Adelaide from 4-6 October, head to our conference website.
The remote and isolated health workforce frequently identify that they feel insufficiently trained and skilled to manage people presenting with acute mental health issues, substance use, suicidal behaviours and episodes of acute distress. This course aims to build participant knowledge, skills and confidence in responding to such presentations.
Are you confident of your ability to manage mental health emergencies?
Would you like to develop your skills in responding to acute mental illness and severe distress?
Are you required to assist clients who have used substances or alcohol?
The Mental Health Emergencies Online (MHE Online) course is designed to enable remote health staff to develop the knowledge and skills necessary to respond with confidence when encountering clients presenting with acute mental health issues, substance use, suicidal behaviour or episodes of acute distress.
MHE online delivers the same content from our traditional face-to-face course but allows you to engage from the comfort of home or work, immerse yourself in the content, engage with other practitioners and ask questions over an 8 week period.
The MHE course is designed to meet the learning needs of the remote and isolated health workforce (Nurses, Midwives, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Health Workers/Practitioners, Paramedics and Medical Officers) who assess and manage clients with mental health needs, substance use or episodes of acute distress.
If you have any queries about the course or its relevance to your practice, submit an enquiry here.
The MHE online course is delivered 100% online over a period of 8 weeks, delivering the same content as our traditional courses but using a combination of: