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Introduction to women’s health for nurses

This course aims to provide nurses with foundational knowledge about women’s health and nursing in the women’s health context. It is recommended that nurses complete this course first before progressing to other Jean Hailes courses for nurses. Although the course has been designed for nurses, other health professionals are welcome to participate.

Course cost: free

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CPD information

Jean Hailes for Women's Health education activities can be used to fulfill the continuing professional development (CPD) requirements of many registered health professions.Upon completion of this activity, a certificate of completion will be emailed for your CPD records.

Learning outcomes

At the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • describe the key principles of nursing in women’s health
  • identify sociocultural factors that prevent women and girls from benefiting from quality health services.

General information

  • This course is self-paced and online.
  • The expected duration is 30 minutes.
  • Access is unlimited for three months from registration date.

Assessment

  • This course is assessed using multiple choice quizzes.
  • A minimum 80% passing score is required for each quiz.

Evi­dence and med­ical knowl­edge is con­stant­ly chang­ing. The authors have tak­en care to ensure that the infor­ma­tion on this page is accu­rate and up to date at the time it was cre­at­ed. This con­tent is intend­ed for health­care pro­fes­sion­als who should always man­age patients with­in their scope of prac­tice and work with­in local poli­cies and prac­tices. This con­tent is not intend­ed for mem­bers of the gen­er­al public.