CPD Resources
Nurses and midwives are required to participate in at least 20 hours of Continuing Professional Development per year as part of their registration requirements. There are a number of ways to obtain CPD hours including reading articles on the ANMJ website and in the Journal. The articles on this site provide further tips, ideas and education to ensure you gain the hours you need.
Another excellent way to gain CPD hours is participating in the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation’s (ANMF) CPE tutorials. The tutorials are free to members of the QNMU and ANMF NT Branch. Discount rates apply to all other members of the ANMF and the NSWNMA.
CPD Tips and Advice View All
I want to write a literature review, where do I start?
I want to write a literature review, where do I start?
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Registered nurses supporting students on clinical placement consider it an ‘added extra’ to daily duties and want recognition for increased workload GalleryRegistered nurses supporting students on clinical placement consider it an ‘added extra’ to daily duties and want recognition for increased workload
Registered nurses supporting students on clinical placement consider it an ‘added extra’ to daily duties and want recognition for increased workload
Registered nurses supporting students on clinical placement consider it an ‘added extra’ to daily duties and want recognition for increased workload
ANMF CPE Module Previews View All
Intravenous therapy and medications
The following excerpt is from the ANMF’s Intravenous Therapy and Medications tutorial on the Continuing Professional Education (CPE) website. Intravenous [...]
Nutrition and PTSD
The following excerpt is from the ANMF’s Post-Traumatic Stress disorder (PTSD) and diet tutorial on the Continuing Professional Education (CPE) [...]
