Keeping the beat in 2024: Medcast & RACGP renew partnership for online CPR
Medcast is thrilled to extend our CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) training partnership with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) for another year. This ongoing collaboration will ensure RACGP members have access to discounted Basic Life Support (including CPR) education in 2024.
The Medical Board of Australia requires GPs to complete a CPR course every three years. Developed for health professionals, Medcast’s online course empowers participants to learn at their own convenience, featuring interactive content and practical assessment.
Aligned with the Australian Resuscitation Council guidelines and meeting RACGP CPR standards, this course sets a new benchmark in online training. But don’t take our word for it - this is what participants had to say:
RACGP members can avail themselves of this exclusive $30 discount by using the code RACGPBLS at the checkout.
The Medcast team are looking forward to another year working closely with the RACGP to support members to deliver exceptional patient care. For more information, visit the Basic Life Support Online 2024 course page.
Kate is a Director at Medcast, leading education projects and partnerships dedicated to improving healthcare through innovative education. She began her career as an Occupational Therapist and has a Masters in Public Health. Kate worked in healthcare advisory services at KPMG, where she delivered evaluation, clinical redesign, and change-management services to government and NGOs.
Become a member and get unlimited access to 100s of hours of premium education.
Learn moreSuccessful resuscitation attempts rely on the optimisation of cerebral and coronary perfusion. For this to occur it is important to work like a NASCAR pit crew and deliver high performance CPR.
Laser safety in operating theatres is crucial for staff and patient protection. Implementing training, protective eyewear, safety protocols, and controlled access ensures effective surgical procedures and minimises risks like tissue damage. Prioritising these measures enhances overall procedural safety and effectiveness.
Recognising and responding appropriately to student disclosure of sexual violence at educational institutes is urgently needed to mitigate the significant adverse mental and behavioural outcomes of such conduct.