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Underlying cardiac disease is common in surgical patients and significantly increases the risk of perioperative complications. This online course provides clinicians with comprehensive training in assessing, optimising, and managing cardiac patients undergoing non-cardiac surgery, following international guidelines and evidence-based best practice.

Master resuscitative procedures in a hands-on workshop developed by the National Trauma Research Institute, with Monash University.

This online course is an introductory overview to perioperative and acute-on-chronic pain management relevant for medical, nursing and allied health staff.

The Global Emergency and Critical Care Conference is an annual two-day event. It is designed to equip emergency care providers with the skills, resources and networks to become involved in the development of global emergency care, particularly in resource-limited settings.

This course is designed for cosmetic practice staff who may be required to manage medical emergencies in their clinical setting.

The Procedures Course sets the benchmark for resuscitative skills training, recognised internationally for its high-impact, hands-on approach. Developed by trauma care leaders from The Alfred Trauma Unit—Australasia’s largest trauma service—together with leading US experts, this course is designed to help you master critical life-saving procedures with confidence. This course is designed for clinicians who want to refine high acuity procedures in a setting that prioritises depth, precision, and deliberate practice.

Master resuscitative procedures in a hands-on workshop developed by the National Trauma Research Institute, with Monash University.

Master resuscitative procedures in a hands-on workshop developed by the National Trauma Research Institute, with Monash University.

Build confidence and capability in minor injury care. Empowering emergency and urgent care nurses with hands-on skills and practical knowledge to assess, manage, and treat minor injuries and illnesses with confidence in fast-paced acute care settings.