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Educational Prospectus for Dublin South, Kildare and Wicklow September – December 2019 Educational Prospectus for Dublin South, Kildare and Wicklow September – December 2019 Educational programmes within Tallaght University Hospital, St James’s Hospital and St Vincent’s University Hospital @RegionalEdDSKW Regina Lennon – Education Co-ordinator, Registered Nurse Tutor, Registered Public Health Nurse and Registered General Nurse Centre for Learning and Development St James’s Hospital Dublin 8 014284896 [email protected] Follow me on Twitter @Lennonr4 Biography Having studied Bachelor of Science and Nursing (Honours) General Nursing at the Dublin City University, in conjunction with Connolly hospital, Regina worked in Connolly hospital as a Register General Nurse after receiving her qualification. Moving to Australia, she worked within acute hospitals in both Melbourne and Darwin. On return to Dublin, Regina did agency work in a number of acute hospitals. Subsequently she was offered a position as a community nursing at North West Dublin. This led her to being selected for sponsorship and completing her Higher Diploma in Public Health Nursing at the University College Dublin. As a Public Health Nurse Regina’s caseload was based in inner city Dublin; this caseload involved working within child protection and welfare, advocating for children within the court system and supporting individuals/families in the homelessness crisis. Following an assessment of population need, Regina supported the establishment of the Incredible Years Programme in inner city Dublin. In 2017, Regina completed a first class Masters in Nursing Education at the University College Dublin. Regina was appointed Regional Education Co-ordinator within CLD in St James’s hospital and her role involves co-ordinating education for community staff in South Dublin, Kildare and Wicklow including public health nurses, community nurses, community hospitals and community nursing homes. 2 St James’s Hospital Prospectus September - December 2019 Enquiries/ Accreditation Cost/ Date Time Topic Contact Venue Duration Booking Early 2020 08.00- Foundation Course in Chronic Regina Lennon Centre for Learning and 5 days Trinity COST: Book early 16.30 Diseases 014284896 Development College Free Co-ordinator: Regina Lennon [email protected] St James’s Hospital Accredited & Booking NMBI e-mail Category 1 approval and accounts for 32.5 CEU Day 1.7th Oct 07.30 - Foundation Course in Regina Lennon MISA building St James 5 days Trinity COST: Day 2.8th Oct 16.15 Gerontological Nursing 014284896 hospital College €350 Day 3.9th Oct Co-ordinator : Sarah Feeney [email protected] Accredited & Booking Day 4.10th Oct NMBI e-mail Day 5.11th Oct Category 1 approval and accounts for 35 CEU Nov/Dec 2019 08.45- Simulation for Community Nurses Regina Lennon Simulation Suite Trinity 1 day NMBI COST: 16.30 Co-Ordinator: Regina Lennon and 014284896 Centre (same building Category 1 Free Karen Mc Tague [email protected] as Centre for Learning approval and Booking and Development accounts for e-mail St James’s Hospital) 6.5 CEU Email Interest National one-day Programme: Regina Lennon St James’s or 1 day COST: Continence Management in the 014284896 Community (email to Free Child and Young Person [email protected] arrange) Booking Co-Ordinator: Regina Lennon e-mail Email Interest Injection Techniques Workshop Regina Lennon St James’s or 1/2 day COST: Co-Ordinator: Regina Lennon 014284896 Community (email to Free [email protected] arrange) Booking e-mail 19th Sep, 08.00- Clinical Leadership for Regina Lennon Centre for Learning and 1 day NMBI COST: 17th Oct 16.00 HealthCare Professionals – An 014284896 Development Category 1 Free 11th Nov Introduction [email protected] St James’s Hospital approval and Booking Co-ordinator: Nuala Carty and accounts for e-mail Regina Lennon 7 CEU 3 Day 1.13th Nov 08.00- Empowerment: Self and Others – Regina Lennon Centre for Learning and 2.5 days NMBI COST: Day 2.14th Nov 17.00 & An Integrated Approach 014284896 Development Category 1 Free Day 3.11th Dec last day Co-ordinator: Nuala Carty and [email protected] St James’s Hospital approval Booking 09.00- Regina Lennon e-mail 11.00 2020 08.30- Palliative Care Programme Regina Lennon Centre for Learning and 4 day NMBI COST: Book Early 16.30 Co-ordinator: Nuala Carty 014284896 Development Category 1 Free [email protected] St James’s Hospital approval and Booking accounts for e-mail 27.5 CEU 3rd Oct 08.30- Final Journeys (End of Life Care) Regina Lennon Centre for Learning and 1 day NMBI COST: 16.30 Co-ordinator :Bettina Korn 014284896 Development Category 1 Free [email protected] St James’s Hospital approval and Booking accounts for e-mail 9 CEU Day1. 5th Nov 08.30- National Dementia Program: Regina Lennon Centre for Learning and 2 Days NMBI COST: Day 2.26th Nov 16.30 Enabling and Enhancing Well- 014284896 Development Category 1 Free being for a Person with Dementia. [email protected] St James’s Hospital approval and Booking Co-Ordinator: Mary Bell accounts for e-mail 16 CEU 27th Nov 09.00- Dementia Care in Primary Care – Regina Lennon Valarie Place 4 hours NMBI COST: 13.00 An Interprofessional Approach 014284896 Centre for Learning and Category 1 Free (Workshop) Only open to Staff [email protected] Development approval and Booking working in PRIMARY CARE TEAM St James’s Hospital accounts for e-mail Co-Ordinator: Regina Lennon (email to arrange a date 3 CEU in the community) 11th Nov 09.00- Male Urethral Catheterisation and Regina Lennon Centre for learning and 1 day A/W NMBI COST: 16.00 Suprapubic Re-Catheterisation 014284896 development Accreditation Free training [email protected] St James Hospital Booking Co-Ordinator: Regina Lennon e-mail Day 1.17thSep Time To Tissue Viability Foundation Regina Lennon Centre for Learning and 3 day A/W NMBI COST: Day 2. 7th Oct be Programme 014284896 Development Accreditation Free Day 3. 4th Nov confirmed Limited spaces available [email protected] St James’s Hospital Booking Co-Ordinator: Regina Lennon e-mail 4 11th Sep 08.00- Tracheostomy Study Day Regina Lennon Centre for Learning and 1 day NMBI COST: 6st Nov 16.30 Co-Ordinator: Joy Norton 014284896 Development Category 1 Free [email protected] St James’s Hospital approval and Booking accounts for e-mail 7 CEU 25th Sep 07.30am - Central Venous Access Devices Regina Lennon Centre for Learning and ½ day COST: 20th Nov 13.00 pm Includes Care and Management of 014284896 Development Free PICC Lines and Portacaths [email protected] St James’s Hospital Booking Co-Ordinator : Mary Bell e-mail 30th Sep Blended Basic Life Support Regina Lennon N15 1 hour American COST: Email for more Buy eLearning AHA Heart code BLS 014284896 Centre for Learning and Heart dates online course on the following link [email protected] Development Foundation Booking (Cost 25 euro per person): St James’s Hospital e-mail https://worldpoint.com/aha/bls/bls- elearning (St James’s will not be able to cover this cost). Within 12 weeks of doing eLearning a 1 hour Practical Skills and Assessment done in St James (free of Cost). Co-Ordinator: Regina Lennon Email for Am Manual Handling Regina Lennon Room 12 ½ day Manual COST: dates Co-Ordinator: Kevin O’ Doherty 014284896 Centre for Learning and Handling - Free [email protected] Development Health and Booking St James’s Hospital Safety e-mail Authority 2020 08.30- Train the Trainer Regina Lennon N18 3 days NMBI COST: Day 1.14th Jan 1600 Co-ordinator: Nuala Carty 014284896 Centre for Learning and Category 1 Free Day 2.11th Feb [email protected] Development approval and Booking Day 3.25th Feb St James’s Hospital accounts for e-mail 21 CEU Email interest ½ day Competency-based Interviews Regina Lennon N18 ½ day NMBI COST: Co-ordinator: Nuala Carty 014284896 Centre for Learning and Category 1 Free [email protected] Development approval Booking St James’s Hospital e-mail 5 3rd October, 07.50- Intravenous (IV) Medication Regina Lennon N16 Anne Young room 1 day NMBI COST: 7st Nov, 16.30 Administration 014284896 Centre for Learning and Category 1 Free 21st Nov, Limited spaces available [email protected] Development approval and Booking 5th Dec Co-ordinator: IV study team St James’s Hospital accounts for e-mail 7.5 CEU 10th Sep, 8.30am – Venepuncture Regina Lennon N16 Anne Young room 4.5 hrs NMBI COST: 15th Oct, 1.00pm Co-ordinator : Mary Frawley 014284896 Centre for Learning and Category 1 Free 19th Nov [email protected] Development approval and Booking St James’s Hospital accounts for e-mail 5 CEU 10th Sep, 8.30am- Venepuncture/Intravenous Regina Lennon N16 Anne Young room 4.5 hrs NMBI COST: 15th Oct, 1.00pm Cannulation (PIVC) training 014284896 Centre for Learning and Category 1 Free 19th Nov Note: For PIVC need to have [email protected] Development approval and Booking completed Intravenous (IV) St James’s Hospital accounts for e-mail Medication Administration to enrol 5 CEU Co-ordinator : Mary Frawley 5th Dec 9.30 Am- Venepuncture/Intravenous Regina Lennon Seminar room 1.5 hrs NMBI COST: 11Am Cannulation and Assessors 014284896 Centre for Learning and Category 1 Free Programme [email protected] Development approval and Booking Co-ordinator: Mary Frawley St James’s Hospital accounts for e-mail 4.5 CEU 6 Sarah Keane – Registered Nurse Tutor/Education Co-Ordinator CHO 6/East, Adjunct Lecturer/Assistant Professor UCD, Nurse Education Centre, St. Vincent’s University Hospital, Elm Park, Dublin D04T6F4 Email: [email protected] Follow me on Twitter Sarah Keane @DskwKeane Mobile: + 353 87 161 3954 Office: +353 1 221 4484 Biography As a Regional Education co-ordinator for CHO 6: Wicklow, Dun Laoghaire, Dublin South; Sarah supports education for nurses working within the community in Older Persons services and Public Health.
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