R4R consists of training videos and modules to broaden awareness and enhance skills and confidence in delivering care for patients with mental health issues. The content is aimed at primary and secondary care nurses, as well as other healthcare professionals. Please explore the site to find a module or video that can boost your knowledge in mental health.
R4R is organised and funded by Janssen-Cilag Limited. At Janssen we aim to provide nurses with ongoing professional development and the R4R site will be available as an e-learning tool soon. You are encouraged to register on the site to benefit and view interactive content, with e-learning questions to test your understanding and to receive a certificate for you CPD portfolio.
VIDEO TUTORIALS
Use our short video tutorials to reinforce your knowledge of administering intramuscular (IM) injections in the mental health setting and using rating scales in daily practice.
R4R Intramuscular (IM) Injection
Video Tutorial
View a series of tutorials which cover the administration of IM Injections at different sites. Please refer to the Summary of Product Characteristics to know the injection site for the administration of specific medicine.
R4R Schizophrenia Rating Scales Video Tutorial
Reinforce your knowledge on using and scoring schizophrenia rating scales with video tutorials on the Glasgow Antipsychotic Side Effect Scale (GASS) and the Medication Adherence Rating Scales (MARS).
MODULES
Download our range of modules to reinforce your knowledge of key topics in mental health.
Topics include:
- Mental Health Awareness: Spotlight on Schizophrenia
- Psychopharmacology & Rating Scales
- Physical Health in Mental Health
You are encouraged to register on the site to benefit and view the interactive content with e-learning to test your understanding and receive a certificate for your CPD portfolio.
R4R Mental Health Awareness:
Spotlight on Schizophrenia
R4R Psychopharmacology & Rating Scales
R4R Physical Health in Mental Health
Date of preparation: April 2018
Item code: PHGB/MEDed/0418/0005