ANTS Webinars are held monthly on the 2nd Wednesday of the Month for those who are interested in attending. Currently these are open to members and non-members for a limited time only.
Recordings will be available to members only soon.
Hosted by: Dr Dianne Stratton-Maher
Special Guest Presenter: Ester Severino
Join us for an inspiring discussion on the critical role Nurse Educators play in supporting workforce satisfaction, retention, and wellbeing.
In this engaging session, we will explore the connection between clinical education and staff retention, including how Nurse Educators help bridge the gap between expectations and the realities of clinical practice. Discover how educators act as mentors, socialisers, and role models, shaping career pathways, supporting frontline staff, and helping to prevent burnout.
Discover how Nurse Educators shape the real learning experience, not just the expectation.
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Hosted by: Libin Jose
Special Guest: Dr Dianne Stratton-Maher
Drawing on findings from her recently published scoping review, Dianne will explore how nurse educators can prepare learners for an increasingly AI-enabled healthcare environment while maintaining safe, ethical and person-centred care.
What You’ll Learn:
Key findings from current research on AI and digital health competencies in nursing education
How AI is influencing contemporary clinical practice
Strategies to help learners critically evaluate digital information
Approaches to recognising risks and applying professional judgement in AI-enabled healthcare
The nurse educator’s role in preparing the future workforce for safe, ethical and accountable practice
MS Teams: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/42786264074780?p=zAKGb0ECNiBXCpqGHg
Host: Judy Van Tatenhove
Special guest: Dr Gihane Endrawes
Elevate your research voice and boost your conference success with Dr Gihane Endrawes, a leader in nursing education, research, simulation based learning and mentoring early career scholars.
What you’ll learn:
• Identify the essential components of a high quality abstract
• Structure and write clear, concise, and compelling submissions
• Avoid common pitfalls that reduce clarity and acceptance rates
Host: Judy Van Tatenhove
Special Guest: Stephanie Wilcox
Discover practical, strategies to strengthen infection prevention and control (IPC) education across diverse healthcare settings.
What you’ll learn:
- Identify effective educational strategies to support IPC learning across varied healthcare environments
- Apply adult learning principles and interactive teaching approaches to enhance engagement
- Evaluate learner understanding and appropriate assessment, feedback, and reflective practice techniques
Hosted by: Catherine Ivanfy
Special Guest: Dr Jane Douglas
Join us for an insightful session designed for nursing and midwifery educators wanting to better understand the ANMAC accreditation landscape.
What you’ll Learner
• ANMAC’s role and the accreditation standards
• Standards currently under development
• Common accreditation challenges — and how to avoid them
• How ANMAC supports a quality nursing and midwifery workforce
Don’t miss this opportunity to strengthen your understanding of accreditation requirements and emerging standards in nursing and midwifery education.
Hosted by: Libin Jose
Special Guest: Colleen Ryan
What you’ll learn:
• Understand and describe key indicators of quality in supporting successful PEP
• Reflect on your own and others’ practice in supporting nursing students’ clinical learning
Discover what quality support in Professional Experience Placement (PEP) really looks like. This session will sharpen your eye for the key indicators of effective clinical learning and challenge you to reflect on how you guide, stretch, and empower nursing students. Using transformative learning and solution-focused approaches, Colleen will share practical strategies to make student learning clearer, more manageable, and more impactful.
Hosted by: Judy Van Tatenhove
Special guest: Julie Melhop
As educators, capturing and maintaining attention is more important than ever. But how do we truly engage our audience? And how can understanding the brain help us create learning that sticks? Walk away with fresh ideas to energise your delivery
Gain insights into how the brain learns best
Discover simple, effective techniques to boost engagement
Hosted by: Beth Pierce
Special Guests: Danica Van Den Dungen and Dr Christine Minty Walker
What you’ll learn:
Insight into the core numeracy skills required for patient safety at undergraduate and graduate levels
Practical, evidence-informed strategies to teach and assess numeracy effectively
Approaches to build learner confidence and real-world readiness
Tools to implement simple, high-impact curriculum or teaching enhancements that reduce medication calculation errors
Hosted by: Catherine Ivanfy
Special Guest: Melanie Eslick
This timely webinar will explore how generative AI is reshaping reflective practice and what this means for education in an evolving digital landscape. A must-attend conversation for educators curious about thoughtful, ethical, and innovative use of AI.
Hosted by: Dianne Stratton-Maher
Special Guest: Megan Wise
Whether you’re an experienced educator or new to the role, this webinar offers a valuable opportunity to connect, reflect, and strengthen approaches to supporting the new nursing graduate.
Hosted by: Catherine Ivanfy – ANTS Committee
Special Guest: Dr Natasha Hawkins
What you’ll learn:
Understand the prevalence and experiences of neurodivergent nurses
Recognise the unique strengths and challenges they face
Identify practical strategies for creating inclusive education environments
Develop awareness of reasonable adjustments and support mechanisms
Hosted by: Judy Van Tatenhove – ANTS President
Special Guest: Nicole Psaila
What You’ll Learn:
Innovative teaching strategies for clinical settings
Enhancing nurse competency through education
Real-world case discussions and interactive Q&A