Uwe Pna Course

UWE PNA Course UWE PNA (Professional Nursing Assistance) is a course offered by the University of Western Australia. It provides students with the opportunity to develop their nursing skills and knowledge through a combination of theory and practice. The course provides an overview of the various roles and responsibilities of a professional nursing assistant, including assisting the registered nurse in providing quality patient care. It enables students to understand the principles of patient-centred care and how to communicate effectively with nursing staff, patients and their families. The course has a number of modules, including: Principles of Nursing Care, Anatomy and Physiology, Pharmacology, Nutrition and Diet, Clinical Skills, and Infection Control. It also includes a range of electives, such as Health Informatics, Gender Studies, and Community Nursing, enabling students to specialise in a particular area. The program typically takes three years to complete and allows graduates to take up employment as a professional nursing assistant in a variety of settings, including hospitals, aged-care homes, and private homes. Additional qualifications may also be obtained by taking additional courses, such as those focusing on the roles of a nurse coordinator or nurse aide. On successful completion of the course, graduates are awarded with a Professional Nursing Assistance Certificate.