An online, self-paced course empowering healthcare professionals, caregivers, and families with accessible and practical, person-centred dementia education. Anytime. Anywhere.

In this self-paced, online course you will learn how to build resilience, manage stress, and prioritize your mental well-being—at home and in the workplace.

Take the first step toward a safer workplace and be the reason you (and everyone around you) go home safe.

Protect yourself. Protect your workplace. Protect your community. Prevent the spread of infection.

Don’t wait until it hurts—take our course today and protect the most important tool you have: your body.

Personal protective equipment is essential in keeping you, your residents and clients, and the people your work with safe in healthcare settings.

This online refresher will provide an opportunity to revisit the PVPC content and should take no longer than one hour to complete.

Qualitative Fft Tester Training has been developed in accordance with WorkSafeBC regulations and CSA standards. This course is an online, self-paced course with a virtual skills assessment demonstration component

Let’s make safety second nature. Learn how to protect yourself and others—begin the course now.

This course aims to help nurses understand these responsibilities and impacts and how they can develop trust, be more engaging, and keep everyone safe at work.

Don’t let a simple slip turn into a serious injury—take our course today is the first step toward a safer workplace

Vaccines play an important role in infection prevention and control. They can help keep you and others safe in the workplace, at home, and in public.

Vaccines play an important role in infection prevention and control. They can help keep you and others safe in the workplace, at home, and in public.

Violence in the workplace can take many forms—verbal, physical, or even psychological. And in healthcare, it happens more often than many people realize.

This course familiarizes you with the WHMIS 2015 system and its workplace use

Employees who work alone or in isolation tend to be more vulnerable to safety hazards than those who have coworkers present.