Introduction to the prevention, early detection and management of clients with diabetes in the a primary health care context.
Target
A course for all Aboriginal Health Practitioners who work with clients with diabetes in a primary health care setting.
Overview
At completion of the 3 day course participants will gain a sound introductory knowledge relating to:
- The risk factors for and prevention of diabetes
- The detection of diabetes in the community.
- The management of diabetes in the community
- The complications of diabetes, prevention/screening and management.
Forthcoming Training Dates
| Date | Workshop | Location | NTG Staff only | External Participants |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
21 - 23 November 2023 |
3 day workshop |
Pre-Requisite
This course is for Aboriginal Health Practitioners that work in a Primary Healthcare setting.
Provider
Primary Health Care Outreach TEHS.
Syllabus
Three day interactive and practical workshop.
Costs
Nil cost to participant.
Completion
To complete the course participants need to:
- Have full (100%) course attendance, and
- Complete the online course evaluation.
How to enrol
Step 1. Login to MyLearning
- NTG Staff – login with your personal NTG account credentials
- Non-NTG users – login with your MyLearning account details or apply for a MyLearning account using the Application form for non-departmental staff.
Payment Process
Nil cost to participant.
Cancellation Policy
Please contact the course coordinator if you are unable to attend.
Contacts
For information regarding the course, contact:
Robyn Jones
PHC Diabetes Educator TEHS
p 0448479443
e Robyn.Jones@nt.gov.au