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RRCM-1018Software Application Skills
More InformationThis course introduces students to essential software applications, including spreadsheets, cloud storage, email, scheduling tools, presentation software, and word processors. Students will also learn about commonly used internet browsers, search engines, research databases, and proper source citation.
RRCM-1019Communication Essentials
More InformationThis course is designed to equip participants with the essential skills needed for effective communication within various professional settings in Canada. The course combines lectures, interactive workshops, group discussions, and practical exercises to ensure a comprehensive learning experience. Participants will engage in real-world scenarios, and case studies appropriate for a range of industries to apply the concepts learned in class. Feedback from peers and instructors will refine and enhance communication skills throughout the course.
RRCM-1056Human Development for Healthcare Professionals
More InformationThis course offers a comprehensive overview of human development, examining the stages from prenatal to end-of-life with a focus on physical, cognitive, and socioemotional growth. Key topics include genetic and environmental influences, typical and atypical development, and changes in cognition, emotion, personality, and behavior.
With a goal to optimize patient outcomes at every life stage through holistic, individualized, and evidence-based care, students will learn caregiving techniques to support individuals impacted by injury, illness, and disease.
RRCM-1057Anatomy and Physiology 1
More InformationThe Introduction to the Human Body, Anatomy and Physiology will introduce the structure and function of the human body. This course explores the make-up of our bodies and how our major systems function to help us develop and stay healthy.
RRCM-1058Supporting Complex Care Needs 1
More InformationThis course provides students with the foundational patient care skills required to provide quality care and comfort in acute care, long-term care or independent living environments. This course is the first of a two-part series of courses; both of which focus on important routine care practices that are developed through comprehensive simulated learning activities.
Key topics within this course include patient comfort, exercise and activity, personal hygiene, and skin care. The course also includes critical safe practice standards with zero tolerance for error expectations aligned to current healthcare standards.
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RRCM-1059Introduction to the Healthcare Environment
More InformationThis introductory course explores the diverse roles and responsibilities of various healthcare practitioners in Manitoba’s healthcare environment. It delves into the intricacies between the Canadian Health Care System and the role of the provincial government.
Focusing on key elements of effective healthcare delivery, topics will include patient and provider rights, culturally appropriate care practices, and social determinants of health.
RRCM-1060Medical Terminology
More InformationMedical terminology is the language healthcare professionals use to describe the human body, its components, structures, and functions.
In this course, students learn the fundamental building blocks of medical terminology required to construct and interpret essential medical terms. It also focuses on terminology related to various diseases and medical conditions. The strong emphasis on proper spelling and pronunciation prepares students to effectively document and communicate medical information.
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RRCM-1061Medical Office Communications
More InformationThis course is designed to equip students with the essential skills and knowledge required for effective medical record communication in the healthcare environment.
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RRCM-1062Medical Clinical Procedures 1
More InformationThis course is designed to give students practical knowledge on the essential skills for the health care professionals across various settings.
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RRCM-1063Medical Procedure Coordination and Billing
More InformationThis course is designed to provide essential skills and knowledge required for effective medical office management of surgical coordination and clinical billing.
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RRCM-1064Medical Office Correspondence
More InformationThis course is intended to provide the fundamental skills for effectively managing different types of correspondence and communications in healthcare.
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RRCM-1065Electronic Medical Record Application
More InformationThis master class will provide comprehensive training from the basic functions to advanced features of the Electronic Medical Record Software. This class is designed to elevate your proficiency, enhance your skills, and streamline your workflow.
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RRCM-1070Human Health Conditions and Disease States
More InformationThis interdisciplinary course explores the complex landscape of human health, focusing on various health conditions and diseases that impact individuals and communities. Through a combination of lectures, case studies, and interactive discussions, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of disease patterns, risk factors, prevention strategies, and ethical considerations. The course emphasizes the importance of promoting health equity and informed decision-making.
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RRCM-1071Communication in Healthcare
More InformationThis course is designed for healthcare professionals who frequently engages in communication with other health care professionals, patients, and their families. As effective communication is a vital component of quality healthcare, this course cultivates essential communication and collaboration skills to help students build positive relationships, produce clearer exchange of information, and improve patient care outcomes.
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RRCM-1072Global Citizen
More InformationIn this course, students will explore the relationship between human diversity and social justice through a global citizen lens. Inspired by the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals, this course introduces students to global challenges and issues to broaden their knowledge, skills, and perspectives on the world today.
Through discussions, readings, and online and in-class activities, students will critically examine systems of oppression and discrimination, explore diverse cultural perspectives, and engage with the stories and experiences of global citizens who have fought for social justice, environmental sustainability, and equity around the world. Students will emerge from this course with greater cultural competence, improved intercultural communication skills, and a deepened commitment to promoting equity, justice, and human rights.
RRCM-1073Health Care Aide Training Seminars
More InformationThis seminar is comprised of a series of sessions designed to provide students with foundational skills and knowledge for a career in health care. Students receive certification in emergency first aid and CPR, Violence Protection Program, Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System, and the Personal Health Information Act and are fitted for N95 masks.
RRCM-2009Health Care Aide Long Term Care Practicum
More InformationThrough this course, students will apply and expand the skills and knowledge developed in this program to support patient care needs in a clinical practice experience. Through this first practicum, students will have the opportunity to work in a long-term care environment.
Health Care Aide practicum experiences are preceptor-led placements where students work under the direction of a supervising nurse or designated preceptor. Practicums offer students the opportunity to gain industry-relevant experience building entry-to-practice competence. Practicums are unpaid, work-integrated learning experiences.
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RRCM-2010Health Care Aide Acute Care Practicum
More InformationThrough this course, students will apply and expand the skills and knowledge developed in this program to support patient care needs in a clinical practice experience. Through this second practicum, students will have the opportunity to work in an acute care environment and with greater independence.
Health Care Aide practicum experiences are preceptor-led placements where students work under the direction of a supervising nurse or designated preceptor. Practicums offer students the opportunity to gain industry-relevant experience building entry-to-practice competence. Practicums are unpaid, work-integrated learning experiences.
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RRCM-2057Anatomy and Physiology 2
More InformationThis course is a continuation of Anatomy & Physiology 1, focusing on the remaining structures and functions of the human body. It will delve into the body's composition and analyze the interrelationships between body systems. The course also explores the functions of major systems that promote development and health.
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RRCM-2058Supporting Complex Care Needs 2
More InformationThis course expands on Complex Care Needs I and introduces students to advanced level skills such as medication assistance, urinary and bowel elimination support, fluid balance, and respiratory care. Clinical skills and simulation laboratories include patient care scenarios and return demonstration components with zero tolerance criteria.
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RRCM-2062Medical Clinical Procedures 2
More InformationThis course is a continuation of Medical Clinical Procedures 1 with emphasis placed on practical clinic skills with professionalism and patient care.
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RRCM-2070Medical Assistant Practicum
More InformationThe Work Practicum is the capstone component of this program and an integral pathway to transition students from the RRC Polytech learning environment to the workplace.
All Medical Assistant practicum experiences are preceptor-led placements where students work under the direction of a physician, medical office manager, or Medical Assistant. Practicums offer students the opportunity to gain industry-relevant experience while building entry-to-practice competence. Practicums are an unpaid, work-integrated learning experiences.
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RRCM-2071Healthcare Applied Capstone Project
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RRCM-2072Clinical Transcription and Order Management For Health Unit Clerks
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RRCM-2073Admission, Discharge and Transfer (ADT) For Health Unit Clerks
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RRCM-2074Health Unit Clerk Practicum
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