NIMART Online Course

Nurse Initiated Management of Anti-Retroviral Therapy (NIMART) Online Course


INTRODUCTION TO NIMART
  • Nurse Initiated Management of Antiretroviral Therapy (NIMART) has been developed to improve the health and survival of people living with HIV (PLHIV).
  • It does this by equipping Registered Professional Nurses (RPNs) with the knowledge, attitudes and skills to initiate and manage clients on anti-retroviral therapy (ART).
  • Nurse prescribing is governed by section 56(6) of the Nursing Act, 2005.
  • The Act requires that RPNs practice within the scope of practice and be authorised to prescribe selected medications following competency-based education and training.

ABOUT THE NEWLY UPDATED NIMART COURSE
NIMART Learning Process
1. Complete the NIMART learning modules :
  • This includes 21 Modules with in-module multiple-choice questions (MCQ) assessments
  • ≥70% pass mark for each module quiz is required

2. Complete the Final Exam in MCQ format:
  • This includes 30 MCQ questions
  • ≥70% pass mark for the exam is required
  • There is a 120-minute time limit for exam completion

3. Work through the Case Scenarios:
  • 10 case scenarios with in-module multiple-choice questions (MCQ) assessments
  • ≥70% pass mark for each case scenario quiz is required


COST
The cost of the NIMART course, exam and case studies is R4,500 including VAT*. 
*2023 pricing. Course pricing is subject to change each year. 

WHO SHOULD ENROL?
Professional nurses

EARN CPD POINTS
The course is CPD-accredited for 30 Clinical points subject to completion and a 70% and above pass mark.*

REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW OPEN
Click here to download the application form. Please complete and return the form, along with the required supporting documents, to [email protected]

DURATION
This online course will take +/-60 hours of online learning to complete at your own pace. You have up to 6 months to complete the online course, MCQs and final exam.
 


*CPD accreditation for this course only applies to healthcare professionals registered under the Health Professions Act.