The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation and the Australian Digital Health Agency are presenting another webinar in their digital health series.

Artificial Intelligence systems are among the fastest growing applications globally, and are changing the way we think about technology.

We invite you to attend this free webinar to look at how AI works safely with nurses and midwives in healthcare and how these new tools can improve our care delivery as nurses and midwives.

You will learn the ethical considerations around the use of AI in healthcare, and live attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a Q&A with the cyber awareness experts.

Key learning objective:

• Understand what AI is
• Learn how AI will improve care delivery
• Interactive Q&A Session

Register for the webinar here.

Cyber Security Digital Health Webinar

How do nurses and midwives keep information safe for ourselves and the people we care for? discusses the important role nurses and midwives play in Australia’s cyber security network.

Cyber-attacks can lead to loss or theft of sensitive health information, reputational damage, disruption to service delivery, and financial loss. This webinar discusses what you can do to enhance cyber security in your practice, and will help you to understand the targets and tactics that threaten cyber security.

The objectives of the webinar are to:

• Be informed about nurses and midwives’ role in cyber security
• Explore cyber security and its importance
• Understand how you can protect yourself and your healthcare organisation

Being ‘with woman’ and digital technology Webinar

This 30 minute webinar focuses on women and digital technology. The panel discussion involves experienced midwives, a maternal and child health nurse and an Australian Digital Health Agency expert.

The objectives of the webinar are to:

• explore the pitfalls and challenges of data access and information sharing in maternity services;
• provide an update on digital health technologies; and
• discuss the use of digital health technologies in midwifery practice.