New Interdisciplinary Graduate Education & Learning (NIGEL) Series
Welcome to Going Rural Health’s New Interdisciplinary Graduate Education & Learning (NIGEL) Series. The series was created in response to identified learning needs provided by our rural stakeholders.
The NIGEL series covers a number of topics that are especially useful to new graduate health professionals, including those encompassing the transferable skills that are so essential when working in healthcare.
The series has been converted to an online format to enable health professionals to access the content at a time that fits in with their busy schedules.
Course completion:
Please click on ‘complete’ at the bottom of each lesson, to monitor your progress through the course. Quizzes for each section must be passed for successful completion of the course. A course certificate will be automatically generated on successful course completion.
Acknowledgements:
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Introduction
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Working and Living Rurally
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Wellbeing & Self-Care
- Introduction to Wellbeing
- Why Wellbeing?
- Intended Learning Outcomes
- Module 1: Emotional Wellbeing and its Causes – Maintaining Wellbeing
- Module 1: Sleep
- Module 1: Healthy Gut, Healthy Mind
- Module 1: Exercise, Activity & Getting Sweaty
- Module 1 Quiz – Wellbeing
- Module 2: Emotional Wellbeing and its Causes – Threats
- Module 2: Vignette: Same Situation, Very Different Student Perceptions
- Module 2: CBT – The Thinking, Feeling, Acting Connection
- Module 2: Patterns of Unhelpful Thought and Hollywood Movie Plots
- Module 2: Life Application: Workplace Errors – A Self-Compassionate Approach
- Module 2 Quiz – Wellbeing
- Module 3: Emotional Wellbeing and its Causes – Growing Resilience
- Module 3: Wellbeing from an ACT Perspective – An Overview
- Module 3: Defusion and Noticing our Thoughts
- Module 3: Being Open & Accepting
- Module 3: Staying Present
- Module 3: Wellbeing & Positive Psychology
- Module 3: Cultivating Happiness
- Module 3: Life Application – Lost Motivation for Your Work?
- Module 3 Quiz – Wellbeing
- Wellbeing & Self-Care Conclusion
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Developing Professionalism
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Human Rights in Health
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Teamwork
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Communication
- Communication – Learning Objectives
- Section 1: What is it about communication?
- Your Communication Styles – Self-directed activity 1
- Communication Styles explained
- Adapting to other Communication Styles
- Self-directed activity 2
- Section 2: Non-Verbal Communication
- Negative Non-Verbal Signals
- Non-Verbal Communication Conflicts
- Self-directed activity 3
- Section 3: Communication Issues & Enablers
- Assumptions
- Communication Enablers
- Communication Barriers
- Communicating Effectively at a Distance: Video Conferencing
- Communicating Effectively at a Distance: Telephone
- Communicating Effectively at a Distance: Email
- Aggressive vs Assertive Communication
- Giving and Receiving Feedback
- Communication Intention vs Perception
- Self-directed activity 4
- Section 4 – Conclusion & Quiz
- Communication quiz
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Working with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Clients and Patients in Health
- Introduction to working with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) clients & patients
- Preparing yourself to work with CALD patients and clients
- Preparing your organisation to work with CALD patients and clients
- Communicating effectively with CALD patients and clients
- CALD Discussion Board
- Conclusion
- CALD quiz
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Working with Patients & Clients Who Are Living With Dementia
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Interprofessional Practice - Common Health Professions
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Conclusion & Evaluation