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A Helping Hand: The Nursing and Midwifery Health Program

CPD Listening Time:	38 Mins
Conference:	Skills for Modern Midwives
Date Recorded:	17 March 2011
Location:	Melbourne VIC Australia

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A Helping Hand: The Nursing and Midwifery Health Program

This lecture acknowledges the high percentage of nurses and midwives who have mental health issues. The nursing and midwifery health program in Victoria, Australia, is described. The program originally funded and supported by the Nurses Board of Victoria and the Australian Nursing Federation is a reputable service and is conducted independently for nurses and midwives. The role and function of this professional service is discussed and the focus on treatment, rehabilitation for substance abuse, and mental health problems are emphasised.

The main concepts explored in this session are:

Mental health issues in nurses and midwives.
The nursing and midwifery health program.
Treatment and rehabilitation for substance abuse in nurses and midwives.
Treatment and rehabilitation for mental health problems in nurses and midwives.

Speaker: Glen Taylor
Glen Taylor is the Chief Executive Officer of the Nursing & Midwifery Health Program – Victoria, Australia. This program, originally funded and supported by the Nurses Board of Victoria and the Australian Nursing Federation, is conducted independently.

Recorded: 17 March 2011
Duration of Session: 38 mins
Conference: Skills for Modern Midwives
Session in conference: A Helping Hand for Nurses and Midwives
Location of conference: Melbourne, Australia

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