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Paediatric Eczema
On Demand Paediatrics Skin
Eczema can cause significant distress and impact on the quality of life. The social and emotional toll on infants, children and whanau can be considerable.
In this course, Dr Diana Purvis, Paediatric Dermatologist, Starship Children’s Hospital and Auckland Dermatology, discusses the pathogenesis, clinical features and epidemiology of eczema. She explains the safe use of topical steroid treatment and how pharmacists can support parents and caregivers of infants and children with eczema.
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Pharmaceutical Calculations - On Demand
On Demand
This course offers case based learning opportunities in the common areas of pharmacy practice where calculations are required. This approach provides the crucial connection between theory and practice.
This course is designed to develop your confidence and competence in identifying and completing a range of common pharmaceutical calculations.
Being competent in the required math skills is a fundamental part to ensuring accurate pharmaceutical calculations which are crucial to the safe and effective use of drugs.
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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: vanity or something more important? - On Demand
Endocrine System Obstetrics Gynaecology and Urinary Tract Disorders On Demand Women's Health
Polycystic ovary syndrome, often referred to as PCOS, is the most common endocrine disorder among young women. It is characterised by a range of metabolic abnormalities which can lead to long-term health issues.
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is the most common endocrine disorder among young women. It is thought that PCOS affects approximately 5 to 20% of women of reproductive age.
Enrol in this course to learn about the importance of PCOS as a medical problem, the impact of this syndrome over a woman’s lifetime, recognise the various symptoms and understand the treatment options available.
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Privacy and Confidentiality - On Demand
Law & Ethics On Demand
Have you come across that situation when you unsure what to do regarding a suspected codeine shopper? Are you allowed to share the person’s details with nearby pharmacies and his/her GP? Are you allowed to check previous sales history linked to loyalty programme? What about a parent who comes in wanting you to identify a tablet they found in their child’s pocket? What about a police officer wanting to know what some drugs are? What about someone picking up their neighbour’s prescription?
Join this online course on Privacy and Confidentiality to find out your obligations!
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Refugee Health - On Demand
Cultural Competence On Demand
New Zealand is one of many countries who offers a home to refugees. Through the Refugee Quota Programme, New Zealand resettles 1000 refugees every year.
As pharmacists, it is important to understand the different backgrounds and health needs of refugees as most are at risk of significant health issues. Specific focus on refugee health is required to ensure this vulnerable population receives optimal care and support.