In memoriam

The Natasha Mortimer Bursary

The Natasha Mortimer Bursary was created in memory of Natasha Mortimer, a registered nurse from Lethbridge, Alberta, who passed away on August 23, 2011, at the age of 35. She was a mother, a nurse, and a person who deserved better from the systems that were meant to support her. This bursary exists in her name.

One hundred percent of net enrolment revenue from this program funds this bursary annually. It is open to Canadian healthcare workers and students in direct care roles. Eligibility is by self-declaration. No documentation is required.

The recipient is selected every year on June 7th.

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Faculty of Law

Mental Health and Addiction in Healthcare

Legal literacy for healthcare workers navigating workplace, regulatory, and professional challenges in mental health and addiction care.

Courses

Documentation Standards in Direct Care Settings

Study Alberta clinical documentation duties through a direct care scenario involving disputed prescriptions, nursing records and pharmacy logs. Learn why accurate contemporaneous records matter to care and professional accountability.

This course examines What Makes a Clinical Record Complete Under Alberta Nursing Documentation Standards, Where Recordkeeping Duties Live Under the Health Professions Act and Prescribing Standards, and Reading the Forged Prescriptions Through Clinical Notes, Dispensing Logs, Pharmacy Records, with practical guidance on What the Paper Trail Proves and What It Can't Prove Before Two Regulators and Building Defensible Records at a Private Clinic Through Charting, Countersigning and Reconciliation Audits.