Developed by Associate Professor Ann Gervasoni of Monash University, EMU is a research-based intervention approach that has been shown to improve students' knowledge and confidence with mathematics.
This short course gives a detailed introduction to the methods involved in conducting a systematic review of an intervention, and enables participants to plan and commence a review of their own.
Whether you're looking to upskill, retrain, or take your career in a new direction, this unit will give you the skills and knowledge to harness new and emerging technology to improve health outcomes.
This course is designed for education or health professionals wanting to build their knowledge and expertise within the field of grief and bereavement. It aims to provide you with the knowledge, skills and resources to provide bereavement care and support to your clients or students.
You will learn to build and model the components for a grid-connected voltage source converter (VSC) in PSCAD, which shall progress into introducing and investigating the eight PSCAD-related NER Clauses found within the AEMO Connection Application Checklist.
This PD short course is an introduction to simultaneous interpreting and is intended for experienced and certified/accredited spoken language interpreters only.
Our tailored program aims to provide Chinese GPs with an opportunity to develop a comprehensive understanding of the Australian Health and Hospital System.
This short course introduces clinical and public health researchers to biostatistics as applied to public health and management studies. Biostatistics is the science of describing, summarising and analysing health-related data.
Monash School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine (SPHPM) and the Personal Injury Education Foundation (PIEF) have partnered to create a unique offering that leads into a postgraduate pathway for people working in the workers' compensation and motor accident compensation industries...
The gut is a complex part of the human body, and can be affected by many different factors. It's vital healthcare professionals have a solid understanding of how the gut works, and what can exacerbate or improve gut problems.
