Physical Assessment

Physical assessment is an essential skill for all nurses. Effective physical assessment not only assists in the observational process, but also allows us to communicate any concerns we may have more precisely and effectively. This module will allow nurses with varied experience to refresh and augment their existing knowledge of physical assessment by promoting an evidenced based and systematic model that is replicable and contextual to their clinical environment.

Presented by:

ACN Team

Physical Assessment

Your price: 60.00

Quantity:

Members: $30.00

Non-Members: $60.00

Content Type: Elearning module

CPD Hours: 4.00

Updated: Tuesday, 23 June 2020

Created: Tuesday, 28 April 2020

Area/s of Study

Cancer
Career development
Child and family health
Clinical skills
Community and primary health
Critical care
Dermatology and cosmetics
Diabetes
Digital health
Drug and alcohol
Mental health
Neonatal
Organ and tissue
Orthopaedic
Paediatric
Pain management
Palliative care
Perioperative
Stomal therapy
Urology
Wound management

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