Let’s start with a quote from this ANMF zoom page:
The fast moving pace of COVID-19 science both from disease progression and treatments has been hard to keep up with. As nurses and midwives, we are well-positioned to advocate for science and safety. In this webinar, Dr Jessica Stokes-Parish (RN, PhD) and IPN Romy Blacklaw will present the safety processes, research, surveillance of adverse events (including data on safety so far) and difference between COVID-19 vaccines.
The “Vaccine Science in the Context of COVID-19” webinar was on Thursday 26 August.
ICYMI (like I did), a recording of the webinar is available for free to Australian Nursing Midwifery Federation members, including the QNMU and NSWNMA branches, until 10 September 2021.
Have a sneak peek of the content here:
Want to see more? If so, login to the ANMF continuing professional education portal 👉 catalogue.anmf.cliniciansmatrix.com 👈 by 10 September and search on the word “vaccine”. Despite missing the live event, you’ll still get a certificate in recognition of continuing profession education on completion (see example below).
What’s with the blog post?
I have three reasons for promoting the webinar.
- I think the content of the webinar is worthwhile sharing. I really enjoyed learning about the COVID-19 vaccines in more depth than the info I had picked-up from work, online and in the mainstream media.
- Free, quality and easily accessible CPD/CPE for nurses and midwives deserves a shout-out, right? 🙂
- I reckon there’s a future for nurses delivering short, sharp and evidence-based information via video online. Not convinced? Have a look at the less-than-two-minute-long video clip above and see if you find it interesting/useful. I do.
Acknowledgement
Sincere thanks to the webinar presenters Jess Stokes-Parish and Romy Blacklaw, and the webinar host Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation, for permission to use the video excerpt above, and for providing engaging and interesting CPE.

End
That’s it.
You have less than 10 days to:
- hit this 👉 catalogue.anmf.cliniciansmatrix.com 👈 website
- login using your ANMF/QNMU/NSWNM membership info
- search the word “vaccine”
- and complete the free “Vaccine Science in the Context of COVID-19” CPD
Quick sticks! Don’t dilly-dally! Get a wriggle-on! 🙂
As always, your feedback is welcome in the comments section below.
Paul McNamara, 1 September 2021
Short URL: meta4RN.com/VaxFacts
Addit (to encourage Kiwis and Aussies)