Ethics & Professionalism Courses for Nurses & Midwives in Australia

Yes. The courses are designed for registered nurses, enrolled nurses, nurse practitioners, and midwives regulated by the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA) through Ahpra. They address the unique ethical, professional, and conduct challenges in nursing and midwifery practice. Please note that while the courses are aligned with NMBA and Ahpra guidelines, they are not formally accredited, and it is your responsibility to confirm with the NMBA or Ahpra whether they will be accepted toward your specific CPD requirements.

The courses are aligned with NMBA and Ahpra guidelines and are designed to support continuing professional development in ethics and professionalism. However, they are not formally accredited CPD courses. It is the responsibility of each nurse or midwife to confirm with the NMBA through Ahpra whether these courses will be accepted toward their individual CPD obligations before enrolling for that purpose.

Yes. The courses are specifically designed to support nurses and midwives facing an investigation, inquiry, or fitness to practise review. They address insight, remediation, reflection, and demonstrating that past concerns will not be repeated — all central to NMBA and Ahpra proceedings. These courses are not formally accredited, and you should seek independent legal or regulatory advice about what evidence of learning will be accepted in your specific case.

Each course is priced at A$99. A Bulk Buy Offer is also available on the website for those purchasing multiple courses.

The Dealing with a Complaint or Investigation Professionally course is designed for this situation. It covers the investigation process, how to respond professionally, lessons to be learned, and how to maintain resilience. As with all courses on this platform, they are not formally accredited, and you should confirm with your regulatory body or seek appropriate professional advice regarding their suitability for your circumstances.

The library covers: ethics and conduct standards, professionalism, duty of candour, confidentiality, privacy and consent, communication, documentation, social media conduct, teamwork, prescribing standards (for nurse practitioners and those with prescribing authority), clinical competence, probity and honesty, financial integrity, professional boundaries, fitness to practise, insight, remediation, and reflection. All content is aligned with NMBA and Ahpra guidelines, though the courses are not formally accredited.

The Fitness to Practise for Healthcare Professionals course is designed for nurses and midwives involved in NMBA and Ahpra proceedings. It covers how complaints and investigations work, what to expect at hearings, how to demonstrate insight and remediation, and what outcomes are possible. These courses are not formally accredited, and you should confirm with your regulatory body or legal adviser what evidence of learning will be accepted in your particular case.

Yes. The dedicated Insight for Fitness to Practise module helps nurses and midwives understand what "insight" means in a regulatory context, how to recognise the impact of their actions, and how to satisfy NMBA and Ahpra expectations during proceedings. As with all courses on this platform, they are not formally accredited, and you should confirm with your regulatory body whether completion will satisfy their specific requirements.

The Duty of Candour for Healthcare Professionals course covers the obligation to be open and honest with patients when things go wrong — a core requirement under NMBA and Ahpra guidelines. It is relevant for nurses and midwives who have been involved in a clinical incident or are facing a candour-related concern. The course is aligned with NMBA and Ahpra standards but is not formally accredited.

Yes. The Social Media Professionalism and Boundaries for Healthcare Professionals course covers the risks of social media for nursing and midwifery practitioners, including Ahpra's guidance on online conduct, digital confidentiality, and protecting your professional reputation. As with all courses on this platform, they are not formally accredited, and you should confirm CPD acceptance with your regulatory body.

Yes. There are two dedicated courses: Professional Boundaries and Ethical Boundaries with Patients and Colleagues. These cover the boundary spectrum, dual relationships, warning signs of boundary drift, and maintaining appropriate relationships with patients and colleagues. Please note these courses are not formally accredited, and it is your responsibility to check with your regulatory body that they will be accepted for your specific CPD or regulatory purposes.

The courses are written by healthcare professionals who understand NMBA standards and the regulatory landscape for nurses and midwives in Australia. Content is aligned with NMBA and Ahpra guidelines. Please note that alignment with guidelines does not constitute formal accreditation. Nurses and midwives are encouraged to confirm with the NMBA or Ahpra whether the courses meet their individual CPD requirements.

Yes. The Documentation for Healthcare Professionals course teaches how to create clear, legally defensible records that meet NMBA and Ahpra standards, covering electronic records, amendments, and common documentation errors. These courses are not formally accredited, and you should confirm with your regulatory body whether completing this course will satisfy your specific requirements.

The Remediation for Fitness to Practise course provides practical guidance on developing remediation action plans, evidencing meaningful change, and demonstrating that original concerns have been properly addressed. Please be aware that these courses are not formally accredited. If your registration conditions specify particular remediation requirements, confirm with your regulatory body or legal adviser that this course will fulfil those conditions.

Yes. A Bulk Buy Offer is available on the website, suitable for individual nurses or midwives completing several courses, or for healthcare employers providing ethics training to their nursing teams. All courses are aligned with NMBA and Ahpra guidelines but are not formally accredited. Each practitioner remains responsible for confirming with their regulatory body that the courses meet their individual CPD requirements.