Yarning Epilepsy

A free course for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in health care.

Description

Overview 

Interactive quizzes and activities in the course allow Yarning Epilepsy to be adapted and used as both a learning and teaching resource to raise awareness of epilepsy in your community and provide information about seizures and seizure first aid.

Who is this course for? 

This free course has been culturally tailored for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people working in the health and community sector.

How do I complete this course? 

This course is delivered completely online and is self-paced.

How long do I have to complete the course?  

You will have access to this course for 3 months.  

How long does it take to complete this course? 

Please allow 30-45 minutes to complete this course.

Is anything required before I start? 

There are no prerequisites for this course. 

What happens when I finish the course? 

There is a short online quiz at the end of the course, please note that certificates of completion are not issued for this course.

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