Education for Staff

Indigenous Health
           Includes
          Manitoba Indigenous Cultural Safety Training (MICST)
          Indigenous Cultures Awareness (ICAW)
          Traditional Indigenous Teachings
          Sweatlodge Teachings
          Palliative Care: Indigenous Perspectives on End of Life
          Circle of Care: Enhancing the Culture of Well-being (currently in revision)          

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Ethics Education (general WRHA info on all workshops)
            Go to LMS and search under Ethics

Evidence-Informed Practice Workshop Series

Connect to Best Evidence@ Your Library - Neil John Maclean Health Sciences Library

French Language Training
             Courses & Workshops
             Online Learning

Klinic Community Health - offering a range of workshops for service providers

New Employee Orientations
              Health Sciences Centre
              WRHA Corporate and Community
              Community/Winnipeg Integrated Services (WIS)

Occupational & Environmental Safety & Health

• elearning - Hazard Identification & Control
  Available through the LMS. A learning account is required, follow prompts in the above link, once logged in select courses/registration and then select Occupational & Environmental Safety & Health then select the applicable course.

Patient and Staff Safety

PHIA

PHIA Orientation is offered through the LMS as elearning.  Search for PHIA for WRHA

To register for a course in the LMS:

• Go to https://sharedhealthmb.learnflex.net
• Log in. If you are a new user, click on the link to create an account and follow the prompts.
• Select the Courses/Registration tab.
• In the Search Box in the upper right corner, search for PHIA for WRHA
• Click the Register button beside the session you wish to take.
• If you have any questions or issues with creating an account in the LMS please contact the Manitoba eHealth Service Desk at 204-940-8500.

Respectful Workplace

• Respectful Workplace

  An interactive online course designed to help staff learn how to recognize and respond to disrespectful behaviours, in accordance with the provincial Respectful Workplace policy.  In “Respectful Workplace: Make the Change Today for a Brighter Tomorrow”, staff learn how to use LEADS to help foster a respectful environment.  In a final section of the module, staff test their knowledge by watching a video and analyzing the scenario!  Please encourage your staff to participate by viewing the module.  It can be found by typing “respect” in the LMS search bar.

• Respectful Workplace: Managers

  The second online module has been designed specifically for leaders.  This module is intended to help leaders better understand their role under the Respectful Workplace policy, while empowering them with the tools they need to enforce this policy.  In this module, you have the opportunity to assess the current work culture in your area and identify areas that need improvement.  Additional sections on conflict resolution and how to handle difficult conversations, as well as useful resources to use with your staff will also prove valuable.  This module can be viewed only after the general staff education module has been completed.  It is available on the LMS and can be found by searching “respect” in the search bar.

Staff Development

 OSD courses and registration are now on the Learning Management System. Please follow the steps below to view and register for courses.

To register for a course in the LMS:

• Go to https://sharedhealthmb.learnflex.net
• Log in. If you are a new user, click on the link to create an account and follow the prompts.
• Select the Courses/Registration tab.
• In the Search Box in the upper right corner, search for OSD
• Click the Register button beside the workshop you wish to take.
• If you have any questions or issues with creating an account in the LMS please contact the Manitoba eHealth Service Desk at 204-940-8500.

SAP Training

All SAP training is now offered through Manitoba eHealth’s Learning Management System (LMS).  For information CLICK HERE

 

Wound Care

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