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Textbook Chapters & Fulltext eBooks

Nursing Lectures

100s of chapters from the Ausmed Publications library are online for download. There are also complete Fulltext eBooks available too.

Hours of nursing lectures recorded at conferences from around Australia. These lectures are delivered by unique educators who are highly qualified nursing professionals.

Free Sample: The Skin and Healing

This chapter considers the anatomy and physiology of the skin, and how these factors affect the normal process of wound healing.

Free Sample: Introduction to Electrocardiology

This session provides an introduction to continuous cardiac monitoring and the use of the 12 lead ECG in the measurement of cardiac function.

Powerpoint Presentations

Nursing Documents

Interactive PowerPoint Presentations to facilitate self-directed learning with high quality images and assistive worksheets.

Whitepapers, Fast Fact Sheets, management tools, pre-written job descriptions and HRM policies

Free Sample: Anatomy & Physiology of the Digestive System

Highly descriptive PowerPoint slides prepared for you to teach it includes full colour illustrations.

Free Sample: Nutrition Support Before Surgery

Surgery causes physiological and psychological stress levels rise significantly. It is important to prepare a patient ahead of time to meet the increased requirements for nutrients that will occur during and after surgery.

Health Care Images

Educational Videos

High quality annotated medical and health care images covering many areas of the human body. Available for you to use in projects, presentations and as patient teaching aids.

To enhance the educational experience, AusmedOnline is progressively creating informative video education.

Free Sample: Brain Hemispheres

This image shows the two hemispheres of the brain and their impact. Namely, it outlines which part of the brain affects which side of the human body.

Free Sample: How are Health Complaints Dealt With?

This video gives information for both health consumers and health providers about how the NSW Health Care Complaints Commission deals with complaints.