Webinar

You’re invited to join the Philips ANZ DXR team for our upcoming Virtual User Group Meeting being held on Wednesday 29 November at 6:00pm AEDT. The Philips team will share educational updates and guest presenters will discuss best practice from across Australia and New Zealand.

Details:

Date: Wednesday 29 November, 2023

Time: 6:00pm - 7:30pm AEDT

Format: Live virtual webinar (you will receive the link to join the webinar when you register)

Accreditation: 2 CPD hours

Philips will be running a webinar for Clinicians and Prescribers on the use of the Philips CoughAssist E70. This session is intended to provide a comprehensive overview for new clinical CoughAssist E70 users, or for current clinical users looking to update or refresh their knowledge. It is not suitable for patients or caregivers.

Should you experience any issues connecting to the training session, please contact srcanz.marketing@philips.com.

This CoughAssist device has been discontinued globally, on and from 12 September, 2023. We will be unable to support new purchases of this device. Philips will continue to support existing devices and provide repair parts and accessories as long as parts and accessories are available, but, in any event, no longer than through the end of service 1 October, 2028.

Course date: September 7, 2023

Time: 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST)

Philips will be running a webinar for Patients and Caregivers on the use of the Philips CoughAssist E70. This session is intended for new users or current users looking to refresh their knowledge.

Should you experience any issues connecting to the training session, please contact srcanz.marketing@philips.com.

This CoughAssist device has been discontinued globally, on and from 12 September, 2023. We will be unable to support new purchases of this device. Philips will continue to support existing devices and provide repair parts and accessories as long as parts and accessories are available, but, in any event, no longer than through the end of service 1 October, 2028.

Course date: August 24, 2023

Time: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST)

Traumatic Cardiac Arrest is the most urgent, time-critical, life-threatening trauma situation Emergency Medical Service personnel can face. The understanding and management of this condition has progressed significantly in the last few years. In this exciting, topical webinar, Prof Richard Lyon will present the epidemiology and pathology of TCA; describe the ‘HOT’ algorithm of pre-hospital interventions; how to maximize chance of survival and address some key issues such as whether chest compressions should be performed in TCA.

Delivery method: This is an online, self-paced course. 

Duration: This course requires approximately 77 minutes to complete.

Join our webinar for an exciting journey of clinical education to learn about the new developments in improving CPR and a comprehensive review of the new evidence and research around CPR today. In our webinar, you will also learn about new evidence that may be incorporated into the next refresh of the 2020 AHA guidelines.

CPR remains a widely researched topic in resuscitation studies and in recent years, there had been introduction of new technology, techniques and solutions to improve the efficacy of CPR. In this webinar, Dr Abella will provide his unabridged clinical opinion on these new developments in CPR and provide his assessment of the new evidence and the relevance to the upcoming AHA guidelines publication.

The webinar will cover the following topics:

• Review of the fundamentals of cardiopulmonary resuscitation
• Review of the latest technology and techniques and the clinical efficacy in improving cardiopulmonary resuscitation
• Overview recent scientific research in the current pandemic in that are clinically significant to cardiopulmonary resuscitation

Delivery method: This is an online, self-paced course.

Duration: This course requires approximately 60 minutes to complete.

Mobility during childbirth for all women: a beltless fetal monitoring solution

Join us for the webinar where our guest speakers will present finds from a survey of over 200 Australian and New Zealand maternity units, regarding their use of continuous fetal monitoring devices that enable freedom of movement for women.

This webinar will encourage participants to reflect on the way they interact with technology in modern maternity care and to consider whether their own clinical practice optimize women's innate physiological processes.

Participants will hear about the findings of a clinical feasibility study of new beltless and wireless fetal monitoring used by over 100 women in labour at the Royal Hospital for Women, Randwick, NSW. The outcomes associated with use of the beltless monitoring device and the views and experiences of women, midwives and obstetricians who used the device will be described.

Delivery method: This is an online, self-paced course.

Duration: This course requires approximately 82 minutes to complete.

New directions in fetal monitoring: cableless and beltless solutions are the way of the future

This webinar, presented by researchers from the Centre for Midwifery, Child and Family Health at the University of Technology Sydney will explore best practice in labour and birth care with regard to fetal moniotring technologies. Presenters will discuss the importance of optimising physiological processes and providing respectful care in pregnancy and birth for each and every woman. Clinical strategies for enabling freedom of movement and positioning for women in labour and birth will be workshopped, and the benefits of using cableless CTG will be discussed.

You will also learn about future directions in fetal monitoring technology, including the results of an Australian trial investigating a new beltless fetal monitoring device. Throughout the webinar, participants will be invited to reflect on the way in which they use fetal monitoring technology and consider whether they can improve women's experiences.

Key learning points:

• The anatomical and physiological reasons why freedom of movement in labour is crucial
• Cinical tips and tricks for promoting active labour
• Upright birthing positions and why they work
• The benefits of using cableless CTG
• Introduction to new beltless fetal monitoring

Delivery method: This is an online, self-paced course. 

Duration: This course requires approximately 77 minutes to complete.