ECG Workshop: Build Confidence in Cardiac Monitoring & Rhythm Interpretation

Ready to strengthen your cardiac assessment skills? Whether you are preparing for clinical practice, enhancing your clinical competence, or refreshing your ECG knowledge, this interactive workshop will provide the foundation needed to confidently recognize normal cardiac rhythms and understand the principles behind ECG interpretation, while developing skills that are highly valued in hospital, emergency, critical

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Responding to Clients’ Emotions: Empathy & Assertiveness

In this workshop, we’ll look at how to respond to clients who are expressing challenging emotions. Empathy and assertiveness are key communication skills which we will explore and practice. Topic Highlights: Techniques to understand and discuss emotions beyond anger and sadness How to address abusive or inappropriate behaviour Expressing empathy in culturally-relevant and situation-specific ways

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CVNU 200: Nursing in Ontario – Transition to Practice

Complete Your CNO Transition to Practice Requirement CARE Centre Social Media The G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education at Toronto Metropolitan University offers CVNU 200: Nursing in Ontario – Transition to Practice, a CNO-approved course designed to help internationally educated nurses (IENs) prepare for professional practice in Ontario. Whether you’re looking for a structured

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Human Rights for Internationally Educated Nurses in Canada

CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses presents: Alberta Civil Liberties Research Centre will join us to discuss the human rights framework in Canada, and how it applies to people entering or working in the nursing sector in Canada. The presentation will discuss systemic barriers that internationally educated nurses may face when entering the profession, and

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CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses (IENs) Celebrates 25 Years of Supporting Newcomer Nurses

CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses (CARE Centre), a not-for-profit professional organization, is celebrating 25 years of service in 2026. Funded by the Ontario Government since 2001, CARE Centre was one of the first bridge-training programs to receive full government funding. Since 2016, CARE Centre has received funding from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

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