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Vaccination – Outside the Box

Nurses are the largest healthcare workforce group, and the ones who are ready and able to provide vaccination to the Australian population in these pandemic times. Although funding pathways place constraints on nurses to work to full scope2 and be comprehensively recognised for care provision and vaccination of their communities, nurses have continued to identify and innovatively provide care where it is most needed. Nurse led care provision continues to increase vaccination rates in vulnerable groups by: • Building trust • Increasing health literacy • Providing safe accessible opportunity

Presented by:

- Sandy Eagar FACN. Nurse Manager, NSW Refugee Health Service - Sonia Martin MACN. Co-Founder & Nursing Director, Sunny Street - Alison Tortell MACN. Owner and General Manager, Crestwood Family Practice

Free for Members

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Content Type: Webinar recording

Duration: 00:54:13

CPD Hours: 1.00

Updated: Wednesday, 22 December 2021

Created: Thursday, 09 September 2021

Area/s of Study

Community and primary health
Immunisation

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