Ko Awatea LEARN is an initiative that provides access to an e-learning platform for nurses across our regions, and for general practitioners in Taranaki.
Ko Awatea LEARN allows nurses to access courses used across a number of Te Whatu Ora regions; enhancing national participation and collaboration.
If your employer and/or email address hasn't changed since you last logged on, follow the prompts to sign in. For password assistance, use the forgotten password link.
If you have changed employer and/or email address, please see your regional information below for advice and contact details.
Sign up by following the prompts on the page. Often you can log on with no further assistance.
Note: You must have a separate email address for each nurse, rather than a generic email address such as 'nurses@practicename.co.nz'.)
You will be notified once you are set up in the system.
Each nurse wanting to access site resources needs to send the following information to:
learningdevelopmenthr@waikatodhb.health.nz.
Te Whatu Ora Taranaki has agreed to fund access to Ko Awatea LEARN for all primary care clinicians.
If you need further assistance please contact elearning@tdhb.org.nz.
Each nurse wanting to access site resources needs to send the following information to:
training.help@lakesdhb.govt.nz
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