Webinars

These sessions are recommended for all ANP users. The interactive hour long sessions include 45 minutes of presentation, followed by 15 minutes of questions and review.

Join us to learn how to use ANP efficiently, empowering your organization with streamlined health care information access for community users. To register, choose the session that matches your role or place of work, then a time which best fits your schedule.
 

For physician offices & nurse practice facilities

•    every Monday at 12:00 PM

For all other facilities

•    every Thursday at 9:00 AM

For post-secondary institutions & instructors

Contact eHealth Services Provider Support to request a training session for students at 1-855-643-8649, or eHealthProviderSupport@gov.ab.ca, 8:15 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. from Monday to Friday.

What does Student Education Services look like?

Student Education Services is a collaboration between Alberta Health and post-secondary institutions. The goal is to teach future health care providers to use ANP and support post-secondary institutions integrate eHealth initiatives into their curriculum.

Online: a training session tailored for the student role usually lasts 1.5 hours via webinar.

 

    • The first half of the session provides an overview of ANP and privacy/security awareness.
    • The second half of the session involves demonstration in the ANP Training Environment.


In person: hands-on training in a simulated ANP Training Environment that includes a case-based navigational activity.

 

How will students benefit?
 

    • Developing their ability, skill, and confidence to use ANP as a clinical tool.
    • Enhancing their awareness of privacy and security considerations.
    • Increasing their understanding of how theory is represented in a “real world” context.


Why do we offer training to students?

Students training in health-related professions are the next generation of ANP users. These students are future change agents in their industry and are experienced in integrating technology within their careers.