[MELBOURNE, VIC, JANUARY 12, 2015]—The Royal District Nursing Service (RDNS), one of the most trusted providers of healthcare services in Australia, offers business training packages. This offering is part of the company’s commitment to extend their reach as far as medical services are concerned.

Training Features

For the past 130 years, the Royal District Nursing Service has been advocating the importance of knowledge on homecare and healthcare in general. With this as one of the main goals, the organisation provides tailored educational packages for business staff.

The package and the included materials are designed and developed by healthcare and educational professionals. Other than the comprehensive curriculum, the RDNS complements their offerings with flexible schedules.

The courses range from accredited first aid to personal development learning. They are discussed and presented in an interactive and engaging format. It has teamed up with the Education and Learning Centre to develop the curriculum and the needed modules.

Other Courses

Other than business training packages, the organisation offers first aid training, which includes Level 2 First Aid Treatment, First Aid management of Anaphoxlaxis. It also offers professional development coursed, which improves teamwork, assertiveness, managing performance, and the importance of professional boundaries.

About The Royal District Nursing Service

The Royal District Nursing Service (RDNS) is a leading provider of healthcare services in Australia. The organisation provides patients with a wide range of general and specialist care. It operates 24 hours a day, every day of the year. The RDNS has more than 1,200 nurses and 120 other staff providing personal care. The organisation is incorporated under the Australian Securities and Investment Commission. Majority of the RDNS’s services are funded through the Department of Hunan Services Home and Community Care (HACC) Program. This program gets funding from federal and state governments. To learn more about the organisation and its services and advocacies, visit www.rdns.com.au.