Dealing with Ear Wax in General Practice Nursing
$77 for HPMI Members
$150 for Non Members
The online component of the Ear Pathology and Wax Management Face to Face meeting. Dealing with Ear Wax in General Practice. Syringing a patient's ears is usually performed to remove the cerumen (wax).
Although a common procedure it is invasive with the potential to cause discomfort or even injury to the patient.
You need to register for and complete the face-to-face workshop before you will be sent an enrollment key to access this course.
The next available course is on the 18 March 2024.
An enrolment key should have been sent to you via email after completing the practical course. If you do not have the enrolment, please use this link.
