Metabolic Health and Biomedical Measurement Trainer Education Day

This course aligns with national evidence-based guidelines and the National Safety and Quality Health Services Standards.

Intended Audience: All health care workers providing direct clinical care to patients including those working under supervision from tertiary/RTO education providers.

It also provides detailed resources for those in roles such as Falls Prevention Leaders and members of relevant committees.

Content Summary: At the end of the course, the learner should be able to:

  • apply the correct definition of a fall
  • recognise the importance of preventing falls and harm from falls
  • identify common risk factors for falls and harm from falls and high risk situations and conditions
  • identify multifactorial and interprofessional actions that reduce the incidence of falls and harm from falls by managing and modifying the risk factors
  • list the actions to be taken following a fall incident
  • identify actions to engage the older person in preventing falls and harm from falls