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Psychosocial Screening Child&Family Healthcare Parra cancel
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About the course 

The experience of pregnancy and parenthood differs for each woman and is influenced by the stability of her relationships and social networks.  Psychosocial screening allows the practitioner to identify circumstances that affect a woman’s mental health and to implement support strategies to address the range of physical, psychological and social issues affecting the parent, infant and family.
 
This face-to-face workshop will equip participants with the knowledge and skills required to perform psychosocial screening to optimise health outcomes for children and their families.

 

 

 

Who should attend?      

This course is suitable for nurses working with children and their families in acute, primary and community settings.

 

Key learning outcomes

On completion, participants will be better able to:
• Explain perinatal and infant models of care
• Describe the principles that underpin psychosocial screening
• Effectively implement psychosocial assessment tools in clinical practice
• Interpret findings from psychosocial screening tools
• Direct service provision to families
• Demonstrate family-centred communication skills 

 


TO REGISTER

Sign in or create an account to secure your place today.
ACN members
Please log in to your membership account using the My ACN drop down box on our website. 
Non members
If you have never enrolled into one of our online courses, you will need to “create a new account” following the prompts. 
If you have previously enrolled, you can log on using your previous username and password.
By registering for the short course you are agreeing to the registration Terms and Conditions.

 

Fees 
Members:   $350                     Non-Members: $400

 

 
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Friday, 23 June 2023
9:00 am to 4:30 pm
400.00

Parramatta NSW 2150
Face to Face
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Add to Calendar 06/23/2023 9:00AM 06/23/2023 4:30PM Australia/Canberra Psychosocial Screening Child&Family Healthcare Parra cancel The experience of pregnancy and parenthood differs for each woman and is influenced by the stability of her relationships and social networks.  Psychosocial screening allows the practitioner to identify circumstances that affect a woman’s mental health and to implement support strategies to address the range of physical, psychological and social issues affecting the parent, infant and family. This face-to-face workshop will equip participants with the knowledge and skills required to perform psychosocial screening to optimise health outcomes for children and their families. Parramatta NSW 2150

TO REGISTER

ACN members

  • Please log in to your MyACN Member account.

Non members

  • If you have never registered, you will need to "create a new account" following the prompts
  • If you have previously registered, you can log in using your existing username and password.

 

By registering you agree to the Registration Terms and Conditions.

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