This course meets the domestic violence continuing education requirement for healthcare providers in the state of Florida including implications, risk factors, signs and symptoms, documentation, FL's reporting guidelines, interventions and resources.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

This course meets the domestic violence requirement for nurses and other healthcare professionals in the state of Kentucky. The course covers scope and dynamics of domestic violence, signs and symptoms, legal issues reporting guidelines and interventions.

An overview of the history of medical forensics, including postmortem examination, postmortem changes to the body, autopsy and virtopsy, techniques of surveillance, forensic imaging, forensic reconstruction, Bertillonage, and DNA profiling.

Review of requirements for mandated reporters of child abuse and neglect in NY, including definitions of maltreatment, abuse, and neglect; physical and behavioral indicators, risk factors; situations requiring reporting; procedures for placing a child in protective custody.

Topics include age-related changes in health status, medication use and misuse, polypharmacy, functional assessment of geriatric patients, assessing nutritional status, supporting family caregivers, elder abuse, palliative care, and hospice.

Crisis intervention in the context of the nursing process for people who are exhibiting mood, anxiety, anger, substance use, or mental disorders.

Traumatic events associated with PTSD; relationship of trauma, stress, memory, and emotions; diagnostic criteria, treatment goals, and therapeutic approaches.

An introduction to telephone nursing including best practices, areas of controversy, protocols, documentation forms, red flags, rules of thumb, and red herrings.

A consideration of the incidence of workplace violence and steps to recognizing and preventing it. Definition of workplace violence, risk factors, security hazards, prevention measures and establishing a workplace violence prevention program.

Job burnout including stress on the body, cardinal symptoms of burnout, stages of burnout, management of burnout, and prevention of burnout.

Characteristics and functions of emotions; the limbic system of the brain, the neurology of emotions, management of primary emotions, and emotional intelligence.

An overview of palliative and hospice care for nurses and other healthcare professionals including palliative care in the U.S., ethical challenges, communication skills, medication options, care of the special patient (AIDS, dementia and cancer), dealing with the dying child and the care of the patient during the last hours.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

A look at the nature of change, the relationship of patient conviction and confidence to positive motivation, and techniques for facilitating behavioral change in patients.

This course will fulfill the Oregon requirement for 6 hours of continuing education in pain management. It covers the management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Types and causes of cancer pain, pain related to cancer treatment, pain management at the end of life, and pain interventions.

Postpartum physiology, psychology, assessment, normal postpartum adaptation, teaching the postpartum patient, complications of labor and delivery, and reportable signs and symptoms in the postpartum patient.

Review of pregnancy monitoring tests including normal hematologic values (HGB, HCT, RBC, WBC), iron-deficiency anemia, folic acid deficiency, the clotting cascade and clotting factors, von Willebrand disease, hypercoagulable and physiologic changes of pregnancy.

Crisis intervention in the context of the nursing process for people who are exhibiting mood, anxiety, anger, substance use, or mental disorders.

Traumatic events associated with PTSD; relationship of trauma, stress, memory, and emotions; diagnostic criteria, treatment goals, and therapeutic approaches.

Types of medical errors, risk factors, reportable sentinel events, adverse drug event (ADE), adverse event (AE), active errors, latent errors, and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

An introduction to telephone nursing including best practices, areas of controversy, protocols, documentation forms, red flags, rules of thumb, and red herrings.

Overview of wound care including phases of healing and steps for addressing acute and infected wounds, dealing with chronic wounds, debridement, dehiscence and granulation.

Types of breast cancer, epidemiology, risk factors, clinical manifestations, screening, stages, treatments, psychological impact of having breast cancer, follow-up care.

Characteristics and functions of emotions; the limbic system of the brain, the neurology of emotions, management of primary emotions, and emotional intelligence.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

A look at the nature of change, the relationship of patient conviction and confidence to positive motivation, and techniques for facilitating behavioral change in patients.

Topics include age-related changes in health status, medication use and misuse, polypharmacy, functional assessment of geriatric patients, assessing nutritional status, supporting family caregivers, elder abuse, palliative care, and hospice.

The management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

This course will fulfill the Oregon requirement for 6 hours of continuing education in pain management. It covers the management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Types and causes of cancer pain, pain related to cancer treatment, pain management at the end of life, and pain interventions.

Anatomy, epidemiology, screening, diagnosis, and treatment of this common cancer in men.

Types of medical errors, risk factors, reportable sentinel events, adverse drug event (ADE), adverse event (AE), active errors, latent errors, and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

An introduction to telephone nursing including best practices, areas of controversy, protocols, documentation forms, red flags, rules of thumb, and red herrings.

Thorough review of normal circulation, ischemia, atherosclerosis, coronary syndromes, typical coronary patient, treatment, prognosis, prevention, and telephone nursing.

Phases of cardiac arrest, principles of patient assessment, pulseless arrest, arrhythmia, acute coronary syndromes.

A look at the nature of change, the relationship of patient conviction and confidence to positive motivation, and techniques for facilitating behavioral change in patients.

An overview of the history of medical forensics, including postmortem examination, postmortem changes to the body, autopsy and virtopsy, techniques of surveillance, forensic imaging, forensic reconstruction, Bertillonage, and DNA profiling.

Definition and review of metabolic syndrome including measurements, laboratory tests, causes, potential consequences, and preventive measures.

Topics include age-related changes in health status, medication use and misuse, polypharmacy, functional assessment of geriatric patients, assessing nutritional status, supporting family caregivers, elder abuse, palliative care, and hospice.

Types of medical errors, risk factors, reportable sentinel events, adverse drug event (ADE), adverse event (AE), active errors, latent errors, and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

Acute strokes, including their anatomy, pathophysiology, medical evaluation, acute treatment, and post-treatment care. Answers to potential telephone questions are provided at the end of the course.

Ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes; thrombolytic drug treatment; rtPA, principles of the medical management of intracranial and subarachnoid hemorrhage.

Basic responsibilities of a stroke center; steps for evaluating a potential acute stroke, neurological exams and imaging techniques used to diagnose strokes.

Types, causes, symptoms of strokes; recognizing and responding to a potential stroke; actions recommended for emergency responders to potential stroke victims.

Assessment and diagnosis of complications in patients; causes of and response to common medical complications of acute strokes.

Primary-care goals for recovering stroke patients; features of medical rehabilitation programs for stroke patients; lifestyle changes to reduce the recurrence of stroke; physical rehabilitation of stroke patients.

An introduction to telephone nursing including best practices, areas of controversy, protocols, documentation forms, red flags, rules of thumb, and red herrings.

A review of characteristics, treatment, complications, disabilities, and prevention of traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Signs and symptoms of asthma, the underlying disease process of asthma, home response to an attack, the step approach to the treatment of an attack, common asthma medications, and treatment variations for special populations.

Types of breast cancer, epidemiology, risk factors, clinical manifestations, screening, stages, treatments, psychological impact of having breast cancer, follow-up care.

Incidence, prevalence, consequences of overweight and obesity in children; contributing factors, approaches to treatment; individual and public health approaches to prevention.

Causes and forms of COPD; characteristic findings, treatment, acute exacerbations, pulmonary rehabilitation, effects of smoking, and telephone Q and A.

Thorough review of normal circulation, ischemia, atherosclerosis, coronary syndromes, typical coronary patient, treatment, prognosis, prevention, and telephone nursing.

A detailed clinical look at type 2 diabetes, including insulin resistance, examination and diagnosis, laboratory tests, treatment options, pharmacology, education for lifestyle changes, complications, prevention, and telephone nursing.

An overview of palliative and hospice care for nurses and other healthcare professionals including palliative care in the U.S., ethical challenges, communication skills, medication options, care of the special patient (AIDS, dementia and cancer), dealing with the dying child and the care of the patient during the last hours.

This course meets the Florida requirement for reporting and prevention of medical errors (Statute 456.013), covering types of medical errors, risk factors, reporting, improving outcomes and public education.

Nursing practice standards for RNs and LPNs in Ohio; promotion of client safety, applying the nursing process, and roles of the Ohio Board of Nursing and the Ohio Nurses Association. Course is approved by the Ohio Board of Nursing and meets requirements for CE on the Ohio Nurse Practice Act.

The management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Anatomy, epidemiology, screening, diagnosis, and treatment of this common cancer in men.

Acute strokes, including their anatomy, pathophysiology, medical evaluation, acute treatment, and post-treatment care. Answers to potential telephone questions are provided at the end of the course.

Signs and symptoms of asthma, the underlying disease process of asthma, home response to an attack, the step approach to the treatment of an attack, common asthma medications, and treatment variations for special populations.

Age-related changes that may adversely affect the balance of older adults, nursing and therapy interventions, sensory systems, and balance evaluations.

Overview of bloodborne diseases, OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, modes of transmission, exposure control plan, protective equipment, warning labels, and exposure incident follow-up.

Job burnout including stress on the body, cardinal symptoms of burnout, stages of burnout, management of burnout, and prevention of burnout.

Causes and forms of COPD; characteristic findings, treatment, acute exacerbations, pulmonary rehabilitation, effects of smoking, and telephone Q and A.

Pregnancy complications including spontaneous abortion, ectopic pregnancy, hydatidiform mole, placenta previa, abruptio placentae, hyperemesis gravidum, gestational hypertension, preeclampsia, eclampsia, preterm labor and birth.

Thorough review of normal circulation, ischemia, atherosclerosis, coronary syndromes, typical coronary patient, treatment, prognosis, prevention, and telephone nursing.

Phases of cardiac arrest, principles of patient assessment, pulseless arrest, arrhythmia, acute coronary syndromes.

An overview of palliative and hospice care for nurses and other healthcare professionals including palliative care in the U.S., ethical challenges, communication skills, medication options, care of the special patient (AIDS, dementia and cancer), dealing with the dying child and the care of the patient during the last hours.

This course meets the Florida requirement for reporting and prevention of medical errors (Statute 456.013), covering types of medical errors, risk factors, reporting, improving outcomes and public education.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

Infection control practices and procedures; the chain of infection, CDC guidelines, Standard Precautions, Contact Precautions, Droplet Precautions, Airborne Precautions; engineering controls, work practice controls, and environmental controls.

Definition and review of metabolic syndrome including measurements, laboratory tests, causes, potential consequences, and preventive measures.

A review of motor vehicle crashes including societal cost, protection systems, type of injuries, scene size-up, and the assessment and management of typical injuries.

Meets Nevada requirements for healthcare workers who may be called upon to treat people exposed to chemical, biologic, radioactive, or nuclear agents used in a terrorist act.

Topics include age-related changes in health status, medication use and misuse, polypharmacy, functional assessment of geriatric patients, assessing nutritional status, supporting family caregivers, elder abuse, palliative care, and hospice.

The management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

This course will fulfill the Oregon requirement for 6 hours of continuing education in pain management. It covers the management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Types and causes of cancer pain, pain related to cancer treatment, pain management at the end of life, and pain interventions.

Pain and symptom management, including the nature of pain, sources, assessment, diagnosis, and interventions to relieve pain.

Postanesthesia care including the facilities, staffing, and functioning of a Level I PACU; normal recovery from anesthesia; medical complications in the PACU; and challenges in operating a PACU.

Crisis intervention in the context of the nursing process for people who are exhibiting mood, anxiety, anger, substance use, or mental disorders.

Traumatic events associated with PTSD; relationship of trauma, stress, memory, and emotions; diagnostic criteria, treatment goals, and therapeutic approaches.

Types of medical errors, risk factors, reportable sentinel events, adverse drug event (ADE), adverse event (AE), active errors, latent errors, and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

Acute strokes, including their anatomy, pathophysiology, medical evaluation, acute treatment, and post-treatment care. Answers to potential telephone questions are provided at the end of the course.

Ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes; thrombolytic drug treatment; rtPA, principles of the medical management of intracranial and subarachnoid hemorrhage.

Assessment and diagnosis of complications in patients; causes of and response to common medical complications of acute strokes.

A review of characteristics, treatment, complications, disabilities, and prevention of traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Overview of wound care including phases of healing and steps for addressing acute and infected wounds, dealing with chronic wounds, debridement, dehiscence and granulation.

Incidence, prevalence, consequences of overweight and obesity in children; contributing factors, approaches to treatment; individual and public health approaches to prevention.

Pregnancy complications including spontaneous abortion, ectopic pregnancy, hydatidiform mole, placenta previa, abruptio placentae, hyperemesis gravidum, gestational hypertension, preeclampsia, eclampsia, preterm labor and birth.

Epidemiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, management, and complications of type 1 diabetes; differences between type 1 and type 2.

A detailed clinical look at type 2 diabetes, including insulin resistance, examination and diagnosis, laboratory tests, treatment options, pharmacology, education for lifestyle changes, complications, prevention, and telephone nursing.

This course meets the Florida requirement for reporting and prevention of medical errors (Statute 456.013), covering types of medical errors, risk factors, reporting, improving outcomes and public education.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

A look at the nature of change, the relationship of patient conviction and confidence to positive motivation, and techniques for facilitating behavioral change in patients.

Definition and review of metabolic syndrome including measurements, laboratory tests, causes, potential consequences, and preventive measures.

Topics include age-related changes in health status, medication use and misuse, polypharmacy, functional assessment of geriatric patients, assessing nutritional status, supporting family caregivers, elder abuse, palliative care, and hospice.

Review of pregnancy monitoring tests including normal hematologic values (HGB, HCT, RBC, WBC), iron-deficiency anemia, folic acid deficiency, the clotting cascade and clotting factors, von Willebrand disease, hypercoagulable and physiologic changes of pregnancy.

Types of medical errors, risk factors, reportable sentinel events, adverse drug event (ADE), adverse event (AE), active errors, latent errors, and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

An introduction to telephone nursing including best practices, areas of controversy, protocols, documentation forms, red flags, rules of thumb, and red herrings.

Overview of wound care including phases of healing and steps for addressing acute and infected wounds, dealing with chronic wounds, debridement, dehiscence and granulation.

Thorough review of the characteristics, progression, and impact of AD, medical therapies, effective communication and behavior management, assisting with ADLs, ethical issues, and end of life care.

Age-related changes that may adversely affect the balance of older adults, nursing and therapy interventions, sensory systems, and balance evaluations.

Causes and forms of COPD; characteristic findings, treatment, acute exacerbations, pulmonary rehabilitation, effects of smoking, and telephone Q and A.

Thorough review of normal circulation, ischemia, atherosclerosis, coronary syndromes, typical coronary patient, treatment, prognosis, prevention, and telephone nursing.

Epidemiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, management, and complications of type 1 diabetes; differences between type 1 and type 2.

A detailed clinical look at type 2 diabetes, including insulin resistance, examination and diagnosis, laboratory tests, treatment options, pharmacology, education for lifestyle changes, complications, prevention, and telephone nursing.

Characteristics and functions of emotions; the limbic system of the brain, the neurology of emotions, management of primary emotions, and emotional intelligence.

An overview of palliative and hospice care for nurses and other healthcare professionals including palliative care in the U.S., ethical challenges, communication skills, medication options, care of the special patient (AIDS, dementia and cancer), dealing with the dying child and the care of the patient during the last hours.

This course meets the Florida requirement for reporting and prevention of medical errors (Statute 456.013), covering types of medical errors, risk factors, reporting, improving outcomes and public education.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

A look at the nature of change, the relationship of patient conviction and confidence to positive motivation, and techniques for facilitating behavioral change in patients.

This course meets the domestic violence requirement for nurses and other healthcare professionals in the state of Kentucky. The course covers scope and dynamics of domestic violence, signs and symptoms, legal issues reporting guidelines and interventions.

Definition and review of metabolic syndrome including measurements, laboratory tests, causes, potential consequences, and preventive measures.

Brief overview of mold characteristics, environments supporting mold, health effects, removal, preventing regrowth of mold, and remediation of mold infestations.

Topics include age-related changes in health status, medication use and misuse, polypharmacy, functional assessment of geriatric patients, assessing nutritional status, supporting family caregivers, elder abuse, palliative care, and hospice.

The management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

This course will fulfill the Oregon requirement for 6 hours of continuing education in pain management. It covers the management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Types of medical errors, risk factors, reportable sentinel events, adverse drug event (ADE), adverse event (AE), active errors, latent errors, and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

An introduction to telephone nursing including best practices, areas of controversy, protocols, documentation forms, red flags, rules of thumb, and red herrings.

A discussion of the special needs of disabled travelers, transportation, preparation for travel, challenges, documentation and potential hazards.

Comprehensive review including droplet nuclei, nontuberculous mycobacteria (MDR TB), extrapulmonary TB, latent TB infection, TB infection vs. TB disease, AFB smear and culture, Mantoux tuberculin skin test, QuantiFERON-TB gold test; the concept of anergy.

Review of end-of-life care designed to meet the West Virginia CE requirements legislated for nurses licensed in West Virginia. Included ethical challenges, communication, pharmacological measures, psychosocial issues, the special needs patient and care of the patient during the last hours.

Overview of wound care including phases of healing and steps for addressing acute and infected wounds, dealing with chronic wounds, debridement, dehiscence and granulation.

Signs and symptoms of asthma, the underlying disease process of asthma, home response to an attack, the step approach to the treatment of an attack, common asthma medications, and treatment variations for special populations.

Overview of bloodborne diseases, OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, modes of transmission, exposure control plan, protective equipment, warning labels, and exposure incident follow-up.

Job burnout including stress on the body, cardinal symptoms of burnout, stages of burnout, management of burnout, and prevention of burnout.

Causes and forms of COPD; characteristic findings, treatment, acute exacerbations, pulmonary rehabilitation, effects of smoking, and telephone Q and A.

Pregnancy complications including spontaneous abortion, ectopic pregnancy, hydatidiform mole, placenta previa, abruptio placentae, hyperemesis gravidum, gestational hypertension, preeclampsia, eclampsia, preterm labor and birth.

Thorough review of normal circulation, ischemia, atherosclerosis, coronary syndromes, typical coronary patient, treatment, prognosis, prevention, and telephone nursing.

Epidemiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, management, and complications of type 1 diabetes; differences between type 1 and type 2.

A detailed clinical look at type 2 diabetes, including insulin resistance, examination and diagnosis, laboratory tests, treatment options, pharmacology, education for lifestyle changes, complications, prevention, and telephone nursing.

Phases of cardiac arrest, principles of patient assessment, pulseless arrest, arrhythmia, acute coronary syndromes.

Characteristics and functions of emotions; the limbic system of the brain, the neurology of emotions, management of primary emotions, and emotional intelligence.

An overview of palliative and hospice care for nurses and other healthcare professionals including palliative care in the U.S., ethical challenges, communication skills, medication options, care of the special patient (AIDS, dementia and cancer), dealing with the dying child and the care of the patient during the last hours.

This course meets the domestic violence continuing education requirement for healthcare providers in the state of Florida including implications, risk factors, signs and symptoms, documentation, FL's reporting guidelines, interventions and resources.

This course meets the Florida requirement for reporting and prevention of medical errors (Statute 456.013), covering types of medical errors, risk factors, reporting, improving outcomes and public education.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

Infection control practices and procedures; the chain of infection, CDC guidelines, Standard Precautions, Contact Precautions, Droplet Precautions, Airborne Precautions; engineering controls, work practice controls, and environmental controls.

Signs, symptoms, transmission of H1N1 influenza virus. Groups at high risk for complications, types of treatment, and infection control measures.

Transmission, symptoms, treatment, and prevention of seasonal influenza. Includes CDC recommendations issued in September 2009, antiviral drugs, and TIV and LAIV vaccines.

This course meets the domestic violence requirement for nurses and other healthcare professionals in the state of Kentucky. The course covers scope and dynamics of domestic violence, signs and symptoms, legal issues reporting guidelines and interventions.

An overview of the history of medical forensics, including postmortem examination, postmortem changes to the body, autopsy and virtopsy, techniques of surveillance, forensic imaging, forensic reconstruction, Bertillonage, and DNA profiling.

Definition and review of metabolic syndrome including measurements, laboratory tests, causes, potential consequences, and preventive measures.

A review of motor vehicle crashes including societal cost, protection systems, type of injuries, scene size-up, and the assessment and management of typical injuries.

Meets Nevada requirements for healthcare workers who may be called upon to treat people exposed to chemical, biologic, radioactive, or nuclear agents used in a terrorist act.

Review of requirements for mandated reporters of child abuse and neglect in NY, including definitions of maltreatment, abuse, and neglect; physical and behavioral indicators, risk factors; situations requiring reporting; procedures for placing a child in protective custody.

Topics include age-related changes in health status, medication use and misuse, polypharmacy, functional assessment of geriatric patients, assessing nutritional status, supporting family caregivers, elder abuse, palliative care, and hospice.

The management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

This course will fulfill the Oregon requirement for 6 hours of continuing education in pain management. It covers the management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Pain and symptom management, including the nature of pain, sources, assessment, diagnosis, and interventions to relieve pain.

Crisis intervention in the context of the nursing process for people who are exhibiting mood, anxiety, anger, substance use, or mental disorders.

Traumatic events associated with PTSD; relationship of trauma, stress, memory, and emotions; diagnostic criteria, treatment goals, and therapeutic approaches.

Types of medical errors, risk factors, reportable sentinel events, adverse drug event (ADE), adverse event (AE), active errors, latent errors, and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

Epidemiology, assessment, diagnostic testing, treatment, reporting and prevention of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).

Acute strokes, including their anatomy, pathophysiology, medical evaluation, acute treatment, and post-treatment care. Answers to potential telephone questions are provided at the end of the course.

Ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes; thrombolytic drug treatment; rtPA, principles of the medical management of intracranial and subarachnoid hemorrhage.

Basic responsibilities of a stroke center; steps for evaluating a potential acute stroke, neurological exams and imaging techniques used to diagnose strokes.

Types, causes, symptoms of strokes; recognizing and responding to a potential stroke; actions recommended for emergency responders to potential stroke victims.

An overview of response to bioterrorism for healthcare professionals in Texas. Definition of bioterrorism, clinical features, CDC recommendations, best practices and reporting.

A review of characteristics, treatment, complications, disabilities, and prevention of traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Comprehensive review including droplet nuclei, nontuberculous mycobacteria (MDR TB), extrapulmonary TB, latent TB infection, TB infection vs. TB disease, AFB smear and culture, Mantoux tuberculin skin test, QuantiFERON-TB gold test; the concept of anergy.

West Nile virus, incidence of West Nile infection, Culex pipiens mosquito, equine infection with West Nile, and community prevention programs for West Nile virus.

A consideration of the incidence of workplace violence and steps to recognizing and preventing it. Definition of workplace violence, risk factors, security hazards, prevention measures and establishing a workplace violence prevention program.

Overview of wound care including phases of healing and steps for addressing acute and infected wounds, dealing with chronic wounds, debridement, dehiscence and granulation.

An overview of palliative and hospice care for nurses and other healthcare professionals including palliative care in the U.S., ethical challenges, communication skills, medication options, care of the special patient (AIDS, dementia and cancer), dealing with the dying child and the care of the patient during the last hours.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

A look at the nature of change, the relationship of patient conviction and confidence to positive motivation, and techniques for facilitating behavioral change in patients.

Infection control practices and procedures; the chain of infection, CDC guidelines, Standard Precautions, Contact Precautions, Droplet Precautions, Airborne Precautions; engineering controls, work practice controls, and environmental controls.

This course meets the domestic violence requirement for nurses and other healthcare professionals in the state of Kentucky. The course covers scope and dynamics of domestic violence, signs and symptoms, legal issues reporting guidelines and interventions.

A summary of the profession of legal nurse consultant, including expert witness vs. legal consultant, components of a medical malpractice case, supporting legal appeals, qualifications, work settings, professional resources.

An overview of the history of medical forensics, including postmortem examination, postmortem changes to the body, autopsy and virtopsy, techniques of surveillance, forensic imaging, forensic reconstruction, Bertillonage, and DNA profiling.

Review of requirements for mandated reporters of child abuse and neglect in NY, including definitions of maltreatment, abuse, and neglect; physical and behavioral indicators, risk factors; situations requiring reporting; procedures for placing a child in protective custody.

Infection control practices, procedures for healthcare professionals; meets NY State requirements. Includes the chain of infection; CDC guidelines; Standard, Contact, Droplet, and Airborne Precautions; engineering, work practice, environmental controls.

This course will fulfill the Oregon requirement for 6 hours of continuing education in pain management. It covers the management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Ethical theories, principles, and dilemmas, and federal and state pharmaceutical laws as they relate to the management of pain. Includes a comparison of the ethical codes of the American Nurses Association and the International Council of Nurses.

Types of medical errors, risk factors, reportable sentinel events, adverse drug event (ADE), adverse event (AE), active errors, latent errors, and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

A consideration of the incidence of workplace violence and steps to recognizing and preventing it. Definition of workplace violence, risk factors, security hazards, prevention measures and establishing a workplace violence prevention program.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS and review of special population risks.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS, review of special population risks, psychosocial issues and concerns of family and care providers.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, CDC strategies for prevention, special population risks, psychosocial issues, concerns of family and care providers and possible co-infections and their management.

A look at the nature of change, the relationship of patient conviction and confidence to positive motivation, and techniques for facilitating behavioral change in patients.

A thorough review of HIV/AIDS in the U.S, including etiology, epidemiology, risk factors, confidentiality and legal issues, education, prevention, and treatment.

Infection control practices and procedures; the chain of infection, CDC guidelines, Standard Precautions, Contact Precautions, Droplet Precautions, Airborne Precautions; engineering controls, work practice controls, and environmental controls.

Definition and review of metabolic syndrome including measurements, laboratory tests, causes, potential consequences, and preventive measures.

Infection control practices, procedures for healthcare professionals; meets NY State requirements. Includes the chain of infection; CDC guidelines; Standard, Contact, Droplet, and Airborne Precautions; engineering, work practice, environmental controls.

Topics include age-related changes in health status, medication use and misuse, polypharmacy, functional assessment of geriatric patients, assessing nutritional status, supporting family caregivers, elder abuse, palliative care, and hospice.

The management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Review of pregnancy monitoring tests including normal hematologic values (HGB, HCT, RBC, WBC), iron-deficiency anemia, folic acid deficiency, the clotting cascade and clotting factors, von Willebrand disease, hypercoagulable and physiologic changes of pregnancy.

An introduction to telephone nursing including best practices, areas of controversy, protocols, documentation forms, red flags, rules of thumb, and red herrings.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a two-unit course for healthcare professionals. HIV/AIDS scope, risk factors Univeral Precautions, reduction, personal impact and support for family and care givers.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a four-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS,factors of transmission, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a seven-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS, factors of transmission, testing, counseling, treatment guidelines, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

Thorough review of the characteristics, progression, and impact of AD, medical therapies, effective communication and behavior management, assisting with ADLs, ethical issues, and end of life care.

Age-related changes that may adversely affect the balance of older adults, nursing and therapy interventions, sensory systems, and balance evaluations.

Job burnout including stress on the body, cardinal symptoms of burnout, stages of burnout, management of burnout, and prevention of burnout.

Causes and forms of COPD; characteristic findings, treatment, acute exacerbations, pulmonary rehabilitation, effects of smoking, and telephone Q and A.

Epidemiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, management, and complications of type 1 diabetes; differences between type 1 and type 2.

A detailed clinical look at type 2 diabetes, including insulin resistance, examination and diagnosis, laboratory tests, treatment options, pharmacology, education for lifestyle changes, complications, prevention, and telephone nursing.

Characteristics and functions of emotions; the limbic system of the brain, the neurology of emotions, management of primary emotions, and emotional intelligence.

An overview of palliative and hospice care for nurses and other healthcare professionals including palliative care in the U.S., ethical challenges, communication skills, medication options, care of the special patient (AIDS, dementia and cancer), dealing with the dying child and the care of the patient during the last hours.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS and review of special population risks.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS, review of special population risks, psychosocial issues and concerns of family and care providers.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, CDC strategies for prevention, special population risks, psychosocial issues, concerns of family and care providers and possible co-infections and their management.

This course meets the Florida requirement for reporting and prevention of medical errors (Statute 456.013), covering types of medical errors, risk factors, reporting, improving outcomes and public education.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

A look at the nature of change, the relationship of patient conviction and confidence to positive motivation, and techniques for facilitating behavioral change in patients.

A thorough review of HIV/AIDS in the U.S, including etiology, epidemiology, risk factors, confidentiality and legal issues, education, prevention, and treatment.

Infection control practices and procedures; the chain of infection, CDC guidelines, Standard Precautions, Contact Precautions, Droplet Precautions, Airborne Precautions; engineering controls, work practice controls, and environmental controls.

Definition and review of metabolic syndrome including measurements, laboratory tests, causes, potential consequences, and preventive measures.

Brief overview of mold characteristics, environments supporting mold, health effects, removal, preventing regrowth of mold, and remediation of mold infestations.

Topics include age-related changes in health status, medication use and misuse, polypharmacy, functional assessment of geriatric patients, assessing nutritional status, supporting family caregivers, elder abuse, palliative care, and hospice.

The management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

This course will fulfill the Oregon requirement for 6 hours of continuing education in pain management. It covers the management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Crisis intervention in the context of the nursing process for people who are exhibiting mood, anxiety, anger, substance use, or mental disorders.

Types of medical errors, risk factors, reportable sentinel events, adverse drug event (ADE), adverse event (AE), active errors, latent errors, and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

Types, causes, symptoms of strokes; recognizing and responding to a potential stroke; actions recommended for emergency responders to potential stroke victims.

Primary-care goals for recovering stroke patients; features of medical rehabilitation programs for stroke patients; lifestyle changes to reduce the recurrence of stroke; physical rehabilitation of stroke patients.

An introduction to telephone nursing including best practices, areas of controversy, protocols, documentation forms, red flags, rules of thumb, and red herrings.

A discussion of the special needs of disabled travelers, transportation, preparation for travel, challenges, documentation and potential hazards.

Comprehensive review including droplet nuclei, nontuberculous mycobacteria (MDR TB), extrapulmonary TB, latent TB infection, TB infection vs. TB disease, AFB smear and culture, Mantoux tuberculin skin test, QuantiFERON-TB gold test; the concept of anergy.

Review of end-of-life care designed to meet the West Virginia CE requirements legislated for nurses licensed in West Virginia. Included ethical challenges, communication, pharmacological measures, psychosocial issues, the special needs patient and care of the patient during the last hours.

Overview of wound care including phases of healing and steps for addressing acute and infected wounds, dealing with chronic wounds, debridement, dehiscence and granulation.

Thorough review of the characteristics, progression, and impact of AD, medical therapies, effective communication and behavior management, assisting with ADLs, ethical issues, and end of life care.

Job burnout including stress on the body, cardinal symptoms of burnout, stages of burnout, management of burnout, and prevention of burnout.

Characteristics and functions of emotions; the limbic system of the brain, the neurology of emotions, management of primary emotions, and emotional intelligence.

An overview of palliative and hospice care for nurses and other healthcare professionals including palliative care in the U.S., ethical challenges, communication skills, medication options, care of the special patient (AIDS, dementia and cancer), dealing with the dying child and the care of the patient during the last hours.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

A thorough review of HIV/AIDS in the U.S, including etiology, epidemiology, risk factors, confidentiality and legal issues, education, prevention, and treatment.

Topics include age-related changes in health status, medication use and misuse, polypharmacy, functional assessment of geriatric patients, assessing nutritional status, supporting family caregivers, elder abuse, palliative care, and hospice.

The management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

This course will fulfill the Oregon requirement for 6 hours of continuing education in pain management. It covers the management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Types and causes of cancer pain, pain related to cancer treatment, pain management at the end of life, and pain interventions.

Crisis intervention in the context of the nursing process for people who are exhibiting mood, anxiety, anger, substance use, or mental disorders.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a two-unit course for healthcare professionals. HIV/AIDS scope, risk factors Univeral Precautions, reduction, personal impact and support for family and care givers.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a four-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS,factors of transmission, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a seven-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS, factors of transmission, testing, counseling, treatment guidelines, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

Review of end-of-life care designed to meet the West Virginia CE requirements legislated for nurses licensed in West Virginia. Included ethical challenges, communication, pharmacological measures, psychosocial issues, the special needs patient and care of the patient during the last hours.

Basic information for healthcare workers who may encounter patients with avian influenza (bird flu), including human and avian virus descriptions, mechanisms of transmission, protection against avian flu, and precautions for avoiding a bird flu pandemic.

Overview of bloodborne diseases, OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, modes of transmission, exposure control plan, protective equipment, warning labels, and exposure incident follow-up.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS and review of special population risks.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS, review of special population risks, psychosocial issues and concerns of family and care providers.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, CDC strategies for prevention, special population risks, psychosocial issues, concerns of family and care providers and possible co-infections and their management.

A thorough review of HIV/AIDS in the U.S, including etiology, epidemiology, risk factors, confidentiality and legal issues, education, prevention, and treatment.

Infection control practices and procedures; the chain of infection, CDC guidelines, Standard Precautions, Contact Precautions, Droplet Precautions, Airborne Precautions; engineering controls, work practice controls, and environmental controls.

Signs, symptoms, transmission of H1N1 influenza virus. Groups at high risk for complications, types of treatment, and infection control measures.

Transmission, symptoms, treatment, and prevention of seasonal influenza. Includes CDC recommendations issued in September 2009, antiviral drugs, and TIV and LAIV vaccines.

Brief overview of mold characteristics, environments supporting mold, health effects, removal, preventing regrowth of mold, and remediation of mold infestations.

Multidrug-resistant organisms (MDROs): MRSA, VRE, MDR-GNB, MDRSP, ESBLs, VISA, VRSA, MSSA, and CA-MRSA. Discussion of selective pressure, colonization pressure, surveillance cultures, antibiograms, and decolonization.

Meets Nevada requirements for healthcare workers who may be called upon to treat people exposed to chemical, biologic, radioactive, or nuclear agents used in a terrorist act.

Infection control practices, procedures for healthcare professionals; meets NY State requirements. Includes the chain of infection; CDC guidelines; Standard, Contact, Droplet, and Airborne Precautions; engineering, work practice, environmental controls.

Epidemiology, assessment, diagnostic testing, treatment, reporting and prevention of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).

Rationale and practical considerations for achieving and maintaining hand hygiene in the healthcare workplace including hand hygiene and potential pathogens, cleaners, and factors affecting compliance with hand washing.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a two-unit course for healthcare professionals. HIV/AIDS scope, risk factors Univeral Precautions, reduction, personal impact and support for family and care givers.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a four-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS,factors of transmission, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a seven-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS, factors of transmission, testing, counseling, treatment guidelines, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

West Nile virus, incidence of West Nile infection, Culex pipiens mosquito, equine infection with West Nile, and community prevention programs for West Nile virus.

Overview of wound care including phases of healing and steps for addressing acute and infected wounds, dealing with chronic wounds, debridement, dehiscence and granulation.

Overview of bloodborne diseases, OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, modes of transmission, exposure control plan, protective equipment, warning labels, and exposure incident follow-up.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS and review of special population risks.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS, review of special population risks, psychosocial issues and concerns of family and care providers.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, CDC strategies for prevention, special population risks, psychosocial issues, concerns of family and care providers and possible co-infections and their management.

This course meets the Florida requirement for reporting and prevention of medical errors (Statute 456.013), covering types of medical errors, risk factors, reporting, improving outcomes and public education.

A thorough review of HIV/AIDS in the U.S, including etiology, epidemiology, risk factors, confidentiality and legal issues, education, prevention, and treatment.

Infection control practices and procedures; the chain of infection, CDC guidelines, Standard Precautions, Contact Precautions, Droplet Precautions, Airborne Precautions; engineering controls, work practice controls, and environmental controls.

Definition and review of metabolic syndrome including measurements, laboratory tests, causes, potential consequences, and preventive measures.

Infection control practices, procedures for healthcare professionals; meets NY State requirements. Includes the chain of infection; CDC guidelines; Standard, Contact, Droplet, and Airborne Precautions; engineering, work practice, environmental controls.

Topics include age-related changes in health status, medication use and misuse, polypharmacy, functional assessment of geriatric patients, assessing nutritional status, supporting family caregivers, elder abuse, palliative care, and hospice.

The management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Types of medical errors, risk factors, reportable sentinel events, adverse drug event (ADE), adverse event (AE), active errors, latent errors, and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a two-unit course for healthcare professionals. HIV/AIDS scope, risk factors Univeral Precautions, reduction, personal impact and support for family and care givers.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a four-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS,factors of transmission, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a seven-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS, factors of transmission, testing, counseling, treatment guidelines, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

Review of end-of-life care designed to meet the West Virginia CE requirements legislated for nurses licensed in West Virginia. Included ethical challenges, communication, pharmacological measures, psychosocial issues, the special needs patient and care of the patient during the last hours.

Overview of wound care including phases of healing and steps for addressing acute and infected wounds, dealing with chronic wounds, debridement, dehiscence and granulation.

Basic information for healthcare workers who may encounter patients with avian influenza (bird flu), including human and avian virus descriptions, mechanisms of transmission, protection against avian flu, and precautions for avoiding a bird flu pandemic.

Overview of bloodborne diseases, OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, modes of transmission, exposure control plan, protective equipment, warning labels, and exposure incident follow-up.

Epidemiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, management, and complications of type 1 diabetes; differences between type 1 and type 2.

A detailed clinical look at type 2 diabetes, including insulin resistance, examination and diagnosis, laboratory tests, treatment options, pharmacology, education for lifestyle changes, complications, prevention, and telephone nursing.

A review of the physiological effects, the types of current employed, and the rationales, applications, and contraindications for the use of electrical stimulation.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS and review of special population risks.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS, review of special population risks, psychosocial issues and concerns of family and care providers.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, CDC strategies for prevention, special population risks, psychosocial issues, concerns of family and care providers and possible co-infections and their management.

A thorough review of HIV/AIDS in the U.S, including etiology, epidemiology, risk factors, confidentiality and legal issues, education, prevention, and treatment.

Infection control practices and procedures; the chain of infection, CDC guidelines, Standard Precautions, Contact Precautions, Droplet Precautions, Airborne Precautions; engineering controls, work practice controls, and environmental controls.

An overview of the history of medical forensics, including postmortem examination, postmortem changes to the body, autopsy and virtopsy, techniques of surveillance, forensic imaging, forensic reconstruction, Bertillonage, and DNA profiling.

Definition and review of metabolic syndrome including measurements, laboratory tests, causes, potential consequences, and preventive measures.

Brief overview of mold characteristics, environments supporting mold, health effects, removal, preventing regrowth of mold, and remediation of mold infestations.

Multidrug-resistant organisms (MDROs): MRSA, VRE, MDR-GNB, MDRSP, ESBLs, VISA, VRSA, MSSA, and CA-MRSA. Discussion of selective pressure, colonization pressure, surveillance cultures, antibiograms, and decolonization.

Infection control practices, procedures for healthcare professionals; meets NY State requirements. Includes the chain of infection; CDC guidelines; Standard, Contact, Droplet, and Airborne Precautions; engineering, work practice, environmental controls.

Review of pregnancy monitoring tests including normal hematologic values (HGB, HCT, RBC, WBC), iron-deficiency anemia, folic acid deficiency, the clotting cascade and clotting factors, von Willebrand disease, hypercoagulable and physiologic changes of pregnancy.

Types of medical errors, risk factors, reportable sentinel events, adverse drug event (ADE), adverse event (AE), active errors, latent errors, and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

Comprehensive review including droplet nuclei, nontuberculous mycobacteria (MDR TB), extrapulmonary TB, latent TB infection, TB infection vs. TB disease, AFB smear and culture, Mantoux tuberculin skin test, QuantiFERON-TB gold test; the concept of anergy.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a four-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS,factors of transmission, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a seven-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS, factors of transmission, testing, counseling, treatment guidelines, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

West Nile virus, incidence of West Nile infection, Culex pipiens mosquito, equine infection with West Nile, and community prevention programs for West Nile virus.

Job burnout including stress on the body, cardinal symptoms of burnout, stages of burnout, management of burnout, and prevention of burnout.

Characteristics and functions of emotions; the limbic system of the brain, the neurology of emotions, management of primary emotions, and emotional intelligence.

This course meets the Florida requirement for reporting and prevention of medical errors (Statute 456.013), covering types of medical errors, risk factors, reporting, improving outcomes and public education.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

Overview of healthcare informatics, information management vs. decision support, myths associated with computer use in healthcare, pitfalls of computer-based healthcare documentation, and strengths/weaknesses of software design for healthcare documentation.

A look at the nature of change, the relationship of patient conviction and confidence to positive motivation, and techniques for facilitating behavioral change in patients.

A summary of the profession of legal nurse consultant, including expert witness vs. legal consultant, components of a medical malpractice case, supporting legal appeals, qualifications, work settings, professional resources.

Infection control practices, procedures for healthcare professionals; meets NY State requirements. Includes the chain of infection; CDC guidelines; Standard, Contact, Droplet, and Airborne Precautions; engineering, work practice, environmental controls.

Encourages women to embrace leadership in healthcare, with discussion of balancing personal and professional needs and overcoming challenges in the workplace.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS and review of special population risks.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS, review of special population risks, psychosocial issues and concerns of family and care providers.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, CDC strategies for prevention, special population risks, psychosocial issues, concerns of family and care providers and possible co-infections and their management.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

A look at the nature of change, the relationship of patient conviction and confidence to positive motivation, and techniques for facilitating behavioral change in patients.

Anatomy, epidemiology, screening, diagnosis, and treatment of this common cancer in men.

Traumatic events associated with PTSD; relationship of trauma, stress, memory, and emotions; diagnostic criteria, treatment goals, and therapeutic approaches.

An introduction to telephone nursing including best practices, areas of controversy, protocols, documentation forms, red flags, rules of thumb, and red herrings.

A review of characteristics, treatment, complications, disabilities, and prevention of traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a two-unit course for healthcare professionals. HIV/AIDS scope, risk factors Univeral Precautions, reduction, personal impact and support for family and care givers.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a four-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS,factors of transmission, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a seven-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS, factors of transmission, testing, counseling, treatment guidelines, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

Pregnancy complications including spontaneous abortion, ectopic pregnancy, hydatidiform mole, placenta previa, abruptio placentae, hyperemesis gravidum, gestational hypertension, preeclampsia, eclampsia, preterm labor and birth.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS and review of special population risks.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS, review of special population risks, psychosocial issues and concerns of family and care providers.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, CDC strategies for prevention, special population risks, psychosocial issues, concerns of family and care providers and possible co-infections and their management.

This course meets the Florida requirement for reporting and prevention of medical errors (Statute 456.013), covering types of medical errors, risk factors, reporting, improving outcomes and public education.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

A thorough review of HIV/AIDS in the U.S, including etiology, epidemiology, risk factors, confidentiality and legal issues, education, prevention, and treatment.

Infection control practices and procedures; the chain of infection, CDC guidelines, Standard Precautions, Contact Precautions, Droplet Precautions, Airborne Precautions; engineering controls, work practice controls, and environmental controls.

Review of requirements for mandated reporters of child abuse and neglect in NY, including definitions of maltreatment, abuse, and neglect; physical and behavioral indicators, risk factors; situations requiring reporting; procedures for placing a child in protective custody.

Infection control practices, procedures for healthcare professionals; meets NY State requirements. Includes the chain of infection; CDC guidelines; Standard, Contact, Droplet, and Airborne Precautions; engineering, work practice, environmental controls.

Postpartum physiology, psychology, assessment, normal postpartum adaptation, teaching the postpartum patient, complications of labor and delivery, and reportable signs and symptoms in the postpartum patient.

Review of pregnancy monitoring tests including normal hematologic values (HGB, HCT, RBC, WBC), iron-deficiency anemia, folic acid deficiency, the clotting cascade and clotting factors, von Willebrand disease, hypercoagulable and physiologic changes of pregnancy.

Types of medical errors, risk factors, reportable sentinel events, adverse drug event (ADE), adverse event (AE), active errors, latent errors, and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a four-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS,factors of transmission, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a seven-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS, factors of transmission, testing, counseling, treatment guidelines, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

Age-related changes that may adversely affect the balance of older adults, nursing and therapy interventions, sensory systems, and balance evaluations.

A review of the physiological effects, the types of current employed, and the rationales, applications, and contraindications for the use of electrical stimulation.

An overview of palliative and hospice care for nurses and other healthcare professionals including palliative care in the U.S., ethical challenges, communication skills, medication options, care of the special patient (AIDS, dementia and cancer), dealing with the dying child and the care of the patient during the last hours.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

A look at the nature of change, the relationship of patient conviction and confidence to positive motivation, and techniques for facilitating behavioral change in patients.

An overview of the history of medical forensics, including postmortem examination, postmortem changes to the body, autopsy and virtopsy, techniques of surveillance, forensic imaging, forensic reconstruction, Bertillonage, and DNA profiling.

Review of requirements for mandated reporters of child abuse and neglect in NY, including definitions of maltreatment, abuse, and neglect; physical and behavioral indicators, risk factors; situations requiring reporting; procedures for placing a child in protective custody.

Traumatic events associated with PTSD; relationship of trauma, stress, memory, and emotions; diagnostic criteria, treatment goals, and therapeutic approaches.

Acute strokes, including their anatomy, pathophysiology, medical evaluation, acute treatment, and post-treatment care. Answers to potential telephone questions are provided at the end of the course.

Ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes; thrombolytic drug treatment; rtPA, principles of the medical management of intracranial and subarachnoid hemorrhage.

Basic responsibilities of a stroke center; steps for evaluating a potential acute stroke, neurological exams and imaging techniques used to diagnose strokes.

Types, causes, symptoms of strokes; recognizing and responding to a potential stroke; actions recommended for emergency responders to potential stroke victims.

Assessment and diagnosis of complications in patients; causes of and response to common medical complications of acute strokes.

Primary-care goals for recovering stroke patients; features of medical rehabilitation programs for stroke patients; lifestyle changes to reduce the recurrence of stroke; physical rehabilitation of stroke patients.

An introduction to telephone nursing including best practices, areas of controversy, protocols, documentation forms, red flags, rules of thumb, and red herrings.

A review of characteristics, treatment, complications, disabilities, and prevention of traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Age-related changes that may adversely affect the balance of older adults, nursing and therapy interventions, sensory systems, and balance evaluations.

Job burnout including stress on the body, cardinal symptoms of burnout, stages of burnout, management of burnout, and prevention of burnout.

Incidence, prevalence, consequences of overweight and obesity in children; contributing factors, approaches to treatment; individual and public health approaches to prevention.

Pregnancy complications including spontaneous abortion, ectopic pregnancy, hydatidiform mole, placenta previa, abruptio placentae, hyperemesis gravidum, gestational hypertension, preeclampsia, eclampsia, preterm labor and birth.

Epidemiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, management, and complications of type 1 diabetes; differences between type 1 and type 2.

A detailed clinical look at type 2 diabetes, including insulin resistance, examination and diagnosis, laboratory tests, treatment options, pharmacology, education for lifestyle changes, complications, prevention, and telephone nursing.

Characteristics and functions of emotions; the limbic system of the brain, the neurology of emotions, management of primary emotions, and emotional intelligence.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

A look at the nature of change, the relationship of patient conviction and confidence to positive motivation, and techniques for facilitating behavioral change in patients.

Definition and review of metabolic syndrome including measurements, laboratory tests, causes, potential consequences, and preventive measures.

Postpartum physiology, psychology, assessment, normal postpartum adaptation, teaching the postpartum patient, complications of labor and delivery, and reportable signs and symptoms in the postpartum patient.

Review of pregnancy monitoring tests including normal hematologic values (HGB, HCT, RBC, WBC), iron-deficiency anemia, folic acid deficiency, the clotting cascade and clotting factors, von Willebrand disease, hypercoagulable and physiologic changes of pregnancy.

An introduction to telephone nursing including best practices, areas of controversy, protocols, documentation forms, red flags, rules of thumb, and red herrings.

Age-related changes that may adversely affect the balance of older adults, nursing and therapy interventions, sensory systems, and balance evaluations.

This course meets the Florida requirement for reporting and prevention of medical errors (Statute 456.013), covering types of medical errors, risk factors, reporting, improving outcomes and public education.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

A look at the nature of change, the relationship of patient conviction and confidence to positive motivation, and techniques for facilitating behavioral change in patients.

Topics include age-related changes in health status, medication use and misuse, polypharmacy, functional assessment of geriatric patients, assessing nutritional status, supporting family caregivers, elder abuse, palliative care, and hospice.

Types of medical errors, risk factors, reportable sentinel events, adverse drug event (ADE), adverse event (AE), active errors, latent errors, and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

An introduction to telephone nursing including best practices, areas of controversy, protocols, documentation forms, red flags, rules of thumb, and red herrings.

A discussion of the special needs of disabled travelers, transportation, preparation for travel, challenges, documentation and potential hazards.

Age-related changes that may adversely affect the balance of older adults, nursing and therapy interventions, sensory systems, and balance evaluations.

A review of the physiological effects, the types of current employed, and the rationales, applications, and contraindications for the use of electrical stimulation.

An overview of palliative and hospice care for nurses and other healthcare professionals including palliative care in the U.S., ethical challenges, communication skills, medication options, care of the special patient (AIDS, dementia and cancer), dealing with the dying child and the care of the patient during the last hours.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

A review of motor vehicle crashes including societal cost, protection systems, type of injuries, scene size-up, and the assessment and management of typical injuries.

Topics include age-related changes in health status, medication use and misuse, polypharmacy, functional assessment of geriatric patients, assessing nutritional status, supporting family caregivers, elder abuse, palliative care, and hospice.

The management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Meets the requirement for pain and symptom management continuing education for nurses in Michigan. Covers pain and symptom management, including the nature of pain, sources, assessment, diagnosis, and interventions to relieve pain.

This course will fulfill the Oregon requirement for 6 hours of continuing education in pain management. It covers the management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Types and causes of cancer pain, pain related to cancer treatment, pain management at the end of life, and pain interventions.

Ethical theories, principles, and dilemmas, and federal and state pharmaceutical laws as they relate to the management of pain. Includes a comparison of the ethical codes of the American Nurses Association and the International Council of Nurses.

Pain and symptom management, including the nature of pain, sources, assessment, diagnosis, and interventions to relieve pain.

The nature of pain, sources, assessment, diagnosis, and guidelines for pain management.

Types of medical errors, risk factors, reportable sentinel events, adverse drug event (ADE), adverse event (AE), active errors, latent errors, and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

Review of end-of-life care designed to meet the West Virginia CE requirements legislated for nurses licensed in West Virginia. Included ethical challenges, communication, pharmacological measures, psychosocial issues, the special needs patient and care of the patient during the last hours.

Signs and symptoms of asthma, the underlying disease process of asthma, home response to an attack, the step approach to the treatment of an attack, common asthma medications, and treatment variations for special populations.

Age-related changes that may adversely affect the balance of older adults, nursing and therapy interventions, sensory systems, and balance evaluations.

Incidence, prevalence, consequences of overweight and obesity in children; contributing factors, approaches to treatment; individual and public health approaches to prevention.

Characteristics and functions of emotions; the limbic system of the brain, the neurology of emotions, management of primary emotions, and emotional intelligence.

This course meets the domestic violence continuing education requirement for healthcare providers in the state of Florida including implications, risk factors, signs and symptoms, documentation, FL's reporting guidelines, interventions and resources.

This course meets the Florida requirement for reporting and prevention of medical errors (Statute 456.013), covering types of medical errors, risk factors, reporting, improving outcomes and public education.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

A look at the nature of change, the relationship of patient conviction and confidence to positive motivation, and techniques for facilitating behavioral change in patients.

Review of requirements for mandated reporters of child abuse and neglect in NY, including definitions of maltreatment, abuse, and neglect; physical and behavioral indicators, risk factors; situations requiring reporting; procedures for placing a child in protective custody.

The management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Types of medical errors, risk factors, reportable sentinel events, adverse drug event (ADE), adverse event (AE), active errors, latent errors, and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

An introduction to telephone nursing including best practices, areas of controversy, protocols, documentation forms, red flags, rules of thumb, and red herrings.

A discussion of the special needs of disabled travelers, transportation, preparation for travel, challenges, documentation and potential hazards.

Job burnout including stress on the body, cardinal symptoms of burnout, stages of burnout, management of burnout, and prevention of burnout.

Pregnancy complications including spontaneous abortion, ectopic pregnancy, hydatidiform mole, placenta previa, abruptio placentae, hyperemesis gravidum, gestational hypertension, preeclampsia, eclampsia, preterm labor and birth.

Thorough review of normal circulation, ischemia, atherosclerosis, coronary syndromes, typical coronary patient, treatment, prognosis, prevention, and telephone nursing.

Characteristics and functions of emotions; the limbic system of the brain, the neurology of emotions, management of primary emotions, and emotional intelligence.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

A review of motor vehicle crashes including societal cost, protection systems, type of injuries, scene size-up, and the assessment and management of typical injuries.

The management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

This course will fulfill the Oregon requirement for 6 hours of continuing education in pain management. It covers the management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Postanesthesia care including the facilities, staffing, and functioning of a Level I PACU; normal recovery from anesthesia; medical complications in the PACU; and challenges in operating a PACU.

Postpartum physiology, psychology, assessment, normal postpartum adaptation, teaching the postpartum patient, complications of labor and delivery, and reportable signs and symptoms in the postpartum patient.

Review of pregnancy monitoring tests including normal hematologic values (HGB, HCT, RBC, WBC), iron-deficiency anemia, folic acid deficiency, the clotting cascade and clotting factors, von Willebrand disease, hypercoagulable and physiologic changes of pregnancy.

Types of medical errors, risk factors, reportable sentinel events, adverse drug event (ADE), adverse event (AE), active errors, latent errors, and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

A review of characteristics, treatment, complications, disabilities, and prevention of traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Thorough review of the characteristics, progression, and impact of AD, medical therapies, effective communication and behavior management, assisting with ADLs, ethical issues, and end of life care.

Signs and symptoms of asthma, the underlying disease process of asthma, home response to an attack, the step approach to the treatment of an attack, common asthma medications, and treatment variations for special populations.

Incidence, prevalence, consequences of overweight and obesity in children; contributing factors, approaches to treatment; individual and public health approaches to prevention.

Causes and forms of COPD; characteristic findings, treatment, acute exacerbations, pulmonary rehabilitation, effects of smoking, and telephone Q and A.

Thorough review of normal circulation, ischemia, atherosclerosis, coronary syndromes, typical coronary patient, treatment, prognosis, prevention, and telephone nursing.

An overview of palliative and hospice care for nurses and other healthcare professionals including palliative care in the U.S., ethical challenges, communication skills, medication options, care of the special patient (AIDS, dementia and cancer), dealing with the dying child and the care of the patient during the last hours.

A thorough review of HIV/AIDS in the U.S, including etiology, epidemiology, risk factors, confidentiality and legal issues, education, prevention, and treatment.

Signs, symptoms, transmission of H1N1 influenza virus. Groups at high risk for complications, types of treatment, and infection control measures.

Transmission, symptoms, treatment, and prevention of seasonal influenza. Includes CDC recommendations issued in September 2009, antiviral drugs, and TIV and LAIV vaccines.

Definition and review of metabolic syndrome including measurements, laboratory tests, causes, potential consequences, and preventive measures.

Multidrug-resistant organisms (MDROs): MRSA, VRE, MDR-GNB, MDRSP, ESBLs, VISA, VRSA, MSSA, and CA-MRSA. Discussion of selective pressure, colonization pressure, surveillance cultures, antibiograms, and decolonization.

The management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

This course will fulfill the Oregon requirement for 6 hours of continuing education in pain management. It covers the management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Types and causes of cancer pain, pain related to cancer treatment, pain management at the end of life, and pain interventions.

Pain and symptom management, including the nature of pain, sources, assessment, diagnosis, and interventions to relieve pain.

Postanesthesia care including the facilities, staffing, and functioning of a Level I PACU; normal recovery from anesthesia; medical complications in the PACU; and challenges in operating a PACU.

Types of medical errors, risk factors, reportable sentinel events, adverse drug event (ADE), adverse event (AE), active errors, latent errors, and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

Epidemiology, assessment, diagnostic testing, treatment, reporting and prevention of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).

Acute strokes, including their anatomy, pathophysiology, medical evaluation, acute treatment, and post-treatment care. Answers to potential telephone questions are provided at the end of the course.

Ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes; thrombolytic drug treatment; rtPA, principles of the medical management of intracranial and subarachnoid hemorrhage.

Basic responsibilities of a stroke center; steps for evaluating a potential acute stroke, neurological exams and imaging techniques used to diagnose strokes.

Assessment and diagnosis of complications in patients; causes of and response to common medical complications of acute strokes.

Comprehensive review including droplet nuclei, nontuberculous mycobacteria (MDR TB), extrapulmonary TB, latent TB infection, TB infection vs. TB disease, AFB smear and culture, Mantoux tuberculin skin test, QuantiFERON-TB gold test; the concept of anergy.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a seven-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS, factors of transmission, testing, counseling, treatment guidelines, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

Pregnancy complications including spontaneous abortion, ectopic pregnancy, hydatidiform mole, placenta previa, abruptio placentae, hyperemesis gravidum, gestational hypertension, preeclampsia, eclampsia, preterm labor and birth.

Postpartum physiology, psychology, assessment, normal postpartum adaptation, teaching the postpartum patient, complications of labor and delivery, and reportable signs and symptoms in the postpartum patient.

Review of pregnancy monitoring tests including normal hematologic values (HGB, HCT, RBC, WBC), iron-deficiency anemia, folic acid deficiency, the clotting cascade and clotting factors, von Willebrand disease, hypercoagulable and physiologic changes of pregnancy.

An introduction to telephone nursing including best practices, areas of controversy, protocols, documentation forms, red flags, rules of thumb, and red herrings.

Job burnout including stress on the body, cardinal symptoms of burnout, stages of burnout, management of burnout, and prevention of burnout.

Characteristics and functions of emotions; the limbic system of the brain, the neurology of emotions, management of primary emotions, and emotional intelligence.

This course meets the Florida requirement for reporting and prevention of medical errors (Statute 456.013), covering types of medical errors, risk factors, reporting, improving outcomes and public education.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

Overview of healthcare informatics, information management vs. decision support, myths associated with computer use in healthcare, pitfalls of computer-based healthcare documentation, and strengths/weaknesses of software design for healthcare documentation.

Infection control practices and procedures; the chain of infection, CDC guidelines, Standard Precautions, Contact Precautions, Droplet Precautions, Airborne Precautions; engineering controls, work practice controls, and environmental controls.

A summary of the profession of legal nurse consultant, including expert witness vs. legal consultant, components of a medical malpractice case, supporting legal appeals, qualifications, work settings, professional resources.

Infection control practices, procedures for healthcare professionals; meets NY State requirements. Includes the chain of infection; CDC guidelines; Standard, Contact, Droplet, and Airborne Precautions; engineering, work practice, environmental controls.

Nursing practice standards for RNs and LPNs in Ohio; promotion of client safety, applying the nursing process, and roles of the Ohio Board of Nursing and the Ohio Nurses Association. Course is approved by the Ohio Board of Nursing and meets requirements for CE on the Ohio Nurse Practice Act.

The management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Types of medical errors, risk factors, reportable sentinel events, adverse drug event (ADE), adverse event (AE), active errors, latent errors, and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

Encourages women to embrace leadership in healthcare, with discussion of balancing personal and professional needs and overcoming challenges in the workplace.

An introduction to telephone nursing including best practices, areas of controversy, protocols, documentation forms, red flags, rules of thumb, and red herrings.

A consideration of the incidence of workplace violence and steps to recognizing and preventing it. Definition of workplace violence, risk factors, security hazards, prevention measures and establishing a workplace violence prevention program.

Job burnout including stress on the body, cardinal symptoms of burnout, stages of burnout, management of burnout, and prevention of burnout.

Characteristics and functions of emotions; the limbic system of the brain, the neurology of emotions, management of primary emotions, and emotional intelligence.

An overview of palliative and hospice care for nurses and other healthcare professionals including palliative care in the U.S., ethical challenges, communication skills, medication options, care of the special patient (AIDS, dementia and cancer), dealing with the dying child and the care of the patient during the last hours.

This course meets the domestic violence continuing education requirement for healthcare providers in the state of Florida including implications, risk factors, signs and symptoms, documentation, FL's reporting guidelines, interventions and resources.

A look at the nature of change, the relationship of patient conviction and confidence to positive motivation, and techniques for facilitating behavioral change in patients.

Crisis intervention in the context of the nursing process for people who are exhibiting mood, anxiety, anger, substance use, or mental disorders.

Traumatic events associated with PTSD; relationship of trauma, stress, memory, and emotions; diagnostic criteria, treatment goals, and therapeutic approaches.

Thorough review of the characteristics, progression, and impact of AD, medical therapies, effective communication and behavior management, assisting with ADLs, ethical issues, and end of life care.

Signs and symptoms of asthma, the underlying disease process of asthma, home response to an attack, the step approach to the treatment of an attack, common asthma medications, and treatment variations for special populations.

Age-related changes that may adversely affect the balance of older adults, nursing and therapy interventions, sensory systems, and balance evaluations.

Overview of bloodborne diseases, OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, modes of transmission, exposure control plan, protective equipment, warning labels, and exposure incident follow-up.

Job burnout including stress on the body, cardinal symptoms of burnout, stages of burnout, management of burnout, and prevention of burnout.

Causes and forms of COPD; characteristic findings, treatment, acute exacerbations, pulmonary rehabilitation, effects of smoking, and telephone Q and A.

Thorough review of normal circulation, ischemia, atherosclerosis, coronary syndromes, typical coronary patient, treatment, prognosis, prevention, and telephone nursing.

Epidemiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, management, and complications of type 1 diabetes; differences between type 1 and type 2.

A detailed clinical look at type 2 diabetes, including insulin resistance, examination and diagnosis, laboratory tests, treatment options, pharmacology, education for lifestyle changes, complications, prevention, and telephone nursing.

A review of the physiological effects, the types of current employed, and the rationales, applications, and contraindications for the use of electrical stimulation.

An overview of palliative and hospice care for nurses and other healthcare professionals including palliative care in the U.S., ethical challenges, communication skills, medication options, care of the special patient (AIDS, dementia and cancer), dealing with the dying child and the care of the patient during the last hours.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS and review of special population risks.

Health literacy concepts, including: plain language; cultural and linguistic competence; clinical, prevention, and navigation aspects; the health literacy scale; usability of health information; composition of spoken, printed, and online messages.

A look at the nature of change, the relationship of patient conviction and confidence to positive motivation, and techniques for facilitating behavioral change in patients.

This course meets the domestic violence requirement for nurses and other healthcare professionals in the state of Kentucky. The course covers scope and dynamics of domestic violence, signs and symptoms, legal issues reporting guidelines and interventions.

A review of motor vehicle crashes including societal cost, protection systems, type of injuries, scene size-up, and the assessment and management of typical injuries.

Review of requirements for mandated reporters of child abuse and neglect in NY, including definitions of maltreatment, abuse, and neglect; physical and behavioral indicators, risk factors; situations requiring reporting; procedures for placing a child in protective custody.

Topics include age-related changes in health status, medication use and misuse, polypharmacy, functional assessment of geriatric patients, assessing nutritional status, supporting family caregivers, elder abuse, palliative care, and hospice.

The management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Crisis intervention in the context of the nursing process for people who are exhibiting mood, anxiety, anger, substance use, or mental disorders.

Traumatic events associated with PTSD; relationship of trauma, stress, memory, and emotions; diagnostic criteria, treatment goals, and therapeutic approaches.

Primary-care goals for recovering stroke patients; features of medical rehabilitation programs for stroke patients; lifestyle changes to reduce the recurrence of stroke; physical rehabilitation of stroke patients.

A review of characteristics, treatment, complications, disabilities, and prevention of traumatic brain injury (TBI).

A discussion of the special needs of disabled travelers, transportation, preparation for travel, challenges, documentation and potential hazards.

Overview of wound care including phases of healing and steps for addressing acute and infected wounds, dealing with chronic wounds, debridement, dehiscence and granulation.

Signs and symptoms of asthma, the underlying disease process of asthma, home response to an attack, the step approach to the treatment of an attack, common asthma medications, and treatment variations for special populations.

Causes and forms of COPD; characteristic findings, treatment, acute exacerbations, pulmonary rehabilitation, effects of smoking, and telephone Q and A.

Brief overview of mold characteristics, environments supporting mold, health effects, removal, preventing regrowth of mold, and remediation of mold infestations.

Comprehensive review including droplet nuclei, nontuberculous mycobacteria (MDR TB), extrapulmonary TB, latent TB infection, TB infection vs. TB disease, AFB smear and culture, Mantoux tuberculin skin test, QuantiFERON-TB gold test; the concept of anergy.

This course meets the domestic violence continuing education requirement for healthcare providers in the state of Florida including implications, risk factors, signs and symptoms, documentation, FL's reporting guidelines, interventions and resources.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS and review of special population risks.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS, review of special population risks, psychosocial issues and concerns of family and care providers.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, CDC strategies for prevention, special population risks, psychosocial issues, concerns of family and care providers and possible co-infections and their management.

A look at the nature of change, the relationship of patient conviction and confidence to positive motivation, and techniques for facilitating behavioral change in patients.

A thorough review of HIV/AIDS in the U.S, including etiology, epidemiology, risk factors, confidentiality and legal issues, education, prevention, and treatment.

This course meets the domestic violence requirement for nurses and other healthcare professionals in the state of Kentucky. The course covers scope and dynamics of domestic violence, signs and symptoms, legal issues reporting guidelines and interventions.

Topics include age-related changes in health status, medication use and misuse, polypharmacy, functional assessment of geriatric patients, assessing nutritional status, supporting family caregivers, elder abuse, palliative care, and hospice.

Postpartum physiology, psychology, assessment, normal postpartum adaptation, teaching the postpartum patient, complications of labor and delivery, and reportable signs and symptoms in the postpartum patient.

Review of pregnancy monitoring tests including normal hematologic values (HGB, HCT, RBC, WBC), iron-deficiency anemia, folic acid deficiency, the clotting cascade and clotting factors, von Willebrand disease, hypercoagulable and physiologic changes of pregnancy.

Anatomy, epidemiology, screening, diagnosis, and treatment of this common cancer in men.

Epidemiology, assessment, diagnostic testing, treatment, reporting and prevention of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a two-unit course for healthcare professionals. HIV/AIDS scope, risk factors Univeral Precautions, reduction, personal impact and support for family and care givers.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a four-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS,factors of transmission, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a seven-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS, factors of transmission, testing, counseling, treatment guidelines, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

This course meets the domestic violence continuing education requirement for healthcare providers in the state of Florida including implications, risk factors, signs and symptoms, documentation, FL's reporting guidelines, interventions and resources.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS and review of special population risks.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS, review of special population risks, psychosocial issues and concerns of family and care providers.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, CDC strategies for prevention, special population risks, psychosocial issues, concerns of family and care providers and possible co-infections and their management.

This course meets the Florida requirement for reporting and prevention of medical errors (Statute 456.013), covering types of medical errors, risk factors, reporting, improving outcomes and public education.

This course meets the domestic violence requirement for nurses and other healthcare professionals in the state of Kentucky. The course covers scope and dynamics of domestic violence, signs and symptoms, legal issues reporting guidelines and interventions.

Meets Nevada requirements for healthcare workers who may be called upon to treat people exposed to chemical, biologic, radioactive, or nuclear agents used in a terrorist act.

Review of requirements for mandated reporters of child abuse and neglect in NY, including definitions of maltreatment, abuse, and neglect; physical and behavioral indicators, risk factors; situations requiring reporting; procedures for placing a child in protective custody.

Infection control practices, procedures for healthcare professionals; meets NY State requirements. Includes the chain of infection; CDC guidelines; Standard, Contact, Droplet, and Airborne Precautions; engineering, work practice, environmental controls.

Nursing practice standards for RNs and LPNs in Ohio; promotion of client safety, applying the nursing process, and roles of the Ohio Board of Nursing and the Ohio Nurses Association. Course is approved by the Ohio Board of Nursing and meets requirements for CE on the Ohio Nurse Practice Act.

Meets the requirement for pain and symptom management continuing education for nurses in Michigan. Covers pain and symptom management, including the nature of pain, sources, assessment, diagnosis, and interventions to relieve pain.

This course will fulfill the Oregon requirement for 6 hours of continuing education in pain management. It covers the management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a two-unit course for healthcare professionals. HIV/AIDS scope, risk factors Univeral Precautions, reduction, personal impact and support for family and care givers.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a four-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS,factors of transmission, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a seven-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS, factors of transmission, testing, counseling, treatment guidelines, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

Review of end-of-life care designed to meet the West Virginia CE requirements legislated for nurses licensed in West Virginia. Included ethical challenges, communication, pharmacological measures, psychosocial issues, the special needs patient and care of the patient during the last hours.

Characteristics and functions of emotions; the limbic system of the brain, the neurology of emotions, management of primary emotions, and emotional intelligence.

A look at the nature of change, the relationship of patient conviction and confidence to positive motivation, and techniques for facilitating behavioral change in patients.

An overview of the history of medical forensics, including postmortem examination, postmortem changes to the body, autopsy and virtopsy, techniques of surveillance, forensic imaging, forensic reconstruction, Bertillonage, and DNA profiling.

The management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

This course will fulfill the Oregon requirement for 6 hours of continuing education in pain management. It covers the management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Signs and symptoms of asthma, the underlying disease process of asthma, home response to an attack, the step approach to the treatment of an attack, common asthma medications, and treatment variations for special populations.

Causes and forms of COPD; characteristic findings, treatment, acute exacerbations, pulmonary rehabilitation, effects of smoking, and telephone Q and A.

Thorough review of normal circulation, ischemia, atherosclerosis, coronary syndromes, typical coronary patient, treatment, prognosis, prevention, and telephone nursing.

Epidemiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, management, and complications of type 1 diabetes; differences between type 1 and type 2.

A detailed clinical look at type 2 diabetes, including insulin resistance, examination and diagnosis, laboratory tests, treatment options, pharmacology, education for lifestyle changes, complications, prevention, and telephone nursing.

Definition and review of metabolic syndrome including measurements, laboratory tests, causes, potential consequences, and preventive measures.

Postanesthesia care including the facilities, staffing, and functioning of a Level I PACU; normal recovery from anesthesia; medical complications in the PACU; and challenges in operating a PACU.

Anatomy, epidemiology, screening, diagnosis, and treatment of this common cancer in men.

Acute strokes, including their anatomy, pathophysiology, medical evaluation, acute treatment, and post-treatment care. Answers to potential telephone questions are provided at the end of the course.

An introduction to telephone nursing including best practices, areas of controversy, protocols, documentation forms, red flags, rules of thumb, and red herrings.

Overview of wound care including phases of healing and steps for addressing acute and infected wounds, dealing with chronic wounds, debridement, dehiscence and granulation.

Age-related changes that may adversely affect the balance of older adults, nursing and therapy interventions, sensory systems, and balance evaluations.

Overview of bloodborne diseases, OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, modes of transmission, exposure control plan, protective equipment, warning labels, and exposure incident follow-up.

Job burnout including stress on the body, cardinal symptoms of burnout, stages of burnout, management of burnout, and prevention of burnout.

A look at the nature of change, the relationship of patient conviction and confidence to positive motivation, and techniques for facilitating behavioral change in patients.

Infection control practices and procedures; the chain of infection, CDC guidelines, Standard Precautions, Contact Precautions, Droplet Precautions, Airborne Precautions; engineering controls, work practice controls, and environmental controls.

An overview of the history of medical forensics, including postmortem examination, postmortem changes to the body, autopsy and virtopsy, techniques of surveillance, forensic imaging, forensic reconstruction, Bertillonage, and DNA profiling.

Brief overview of mold characteristics, environments supporting mold, health effects, removal, preventing regrowth of mold, and remediation of mold infestations.

Multidrug-resistant organisms (MDROs): MRSA, VRE, MDR-GNB, MDRSP, ESBLs, VISA, VRSA, MSSA, and CA-MRSA. Discussion of selective pressure, colonization pressure, surveillance cultures, antibiograms, and decolonization.

Infection control practices, procedures for healthcare professionals; meets NY State requirements. Includes the chain of infection; CDC guidelines; Standard, Contact, Droplet, and Airborne Precautions; engineering, work practice, environmental controls.

Types of medical errors, risk factors, reportable sentinel events, adverse drug event (ADE), adverse event (AE), active errors, latent errors, and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

An overview of response to bioterrorism for healthcare professionals in Texas. Definition of bioterrorism, clinical features, CDC recommendations, best practices and reporting.

Rationale and practical considerations for achieving and maintaining hand hygiene in the healthcare workplace including hand hygiene and potential pathogens, cleaners, and factors affecting compliance with hand washing.

A consideration of the incidence of workplace violence and steps to recognizing and preventing it. Definition of workplace violence, risk factors, security hazards, prevention measures and establishing a workplace violence prevention program.