Program Overview

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University Program Information

The university offers a wide range of study areas, including:

• Business
• Computer science and information technology
• Creative arts and media
• Criminology
• Defence and national security
• Education
• Engineering
• Environment
• Health
• Humanities and social sciences
• International relations and political science
• Languages
• Law
• Medicine
• Nursing and midwifery
• Psychology
• Science
• Social work
• Sport

Research Areas

The university's research areas include:

• Engineering and technology
• Health and medical
• People and society
• Science, environment and natural resources
• Emerging research - Defence

Remote Health Program

Transition to Remote Area Nursing

This 10-day face-to-face non-award short course prepares registered nurses with the skills and knowledge required to become effective members of remote primary health care teams.

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for registered nurses.

What You Will Study

The 10-day course is presented as two intensives:

• Framing Indigenous Health: focuses on cultural safety, the social determinants of health, and primary health care.
• Remote Advanced Nursing Practice: develops foundational skills and knowledge for advanced nursing practice in remote areas.

Assessment

Structured observation of Remote Area Nurse consultation plus 100% attendance.

Credit

Continuing professional development (CPD) self-reported.

Learning Outcomes

• Examine the expanded scope of practice for remote area nurses.
• Develop cultural sensitivity and communication strategies.
• Evaluate the influence of social and cultural determinants of health.
• Demonstrate proficiency in conducting comprehensive health assessments.
• Integrate evidence-based clinical guidelines into nursing practice.
• Apply innovative problem-solving skills to deliver high-quality nursing care.

Program Facilitators

• Fiona Cameron
• Alexandra Shine
• Tobias Speare

Entry Requirements

Registered Nurse.

Tuition Fee

$2,075.

University Overview

The university has several campuses and locations, including:

• Bedford Park
• Tonsley
• City Campus
• Flinders in the NT
• Health and Medical Research Building.

Governance and Leadership

The university is governed by a council and led by a chancellor and vice-chancellor.

Organisation

The university is organised into colleges, with a library and professional services supporting the academic programs.

Campus and Locations

The university has a presence in South Australia and the Northern Territory, with global and online offerings.

Fast Facts

The university has a rich history and a strong structure, with a commitment to sustainability and thriving at Flinders.