Sepsis: Early Detection and Care Series_Diabetes participants should be able to:

participants should be able to:

Describe practical ways that a multidisciplinary team can support a person living with epilepsy

List key risk factors leading to the development of dyspepsia

Recognise the needs of older people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds

Recognise sustainable practices that you can implement within your role

Sepsis: Early Detection and Care Series_Diabetes participants should be able to:Course Description: In Australia sepsis is one of the leading causes of death with more deaths than prostate cancer, breast cancer and HIV AIDS combined. There are approximately 15 000 episodes of severe sepsis and septic shock in Australia and New Zealand intensive care units per year.* In this course you will learn how to recognise the signs and symptoms of sepsis in the older person as well as being able to describe effective care practices to