CPAA Tax Update - June 2020
Ms Lindsey Osborne
This is the CPAA Tax Update for June 2020 by Kevin Read
CPAA Accounting Update - June 2020
Ms Lindsey Osborne
This is the CPAA Accounting Update for June 2020
Introduction to GIS for Surveyors
Ms Christine Gayron PLS
This course gives you an introduction to the basic concepts of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) with emphasis on how GIS is used by land surveyors. GIS is a database with a geographical component. You will be presented with many examples in this course, and descriptions about what GIS can do and how it is used. We are living....
Part 3: Methyl cycle and Related Pathway Abnormalities – Assessment and Treatment [Part-2]
Paul S. Anderson, NMD
This presentation could be called “Beyond Methylation!” and in it Dr. Anderson discusses the particular portions of related pathways and more tissue specific biology which can both bring improved health and cause seemingly odd reactions. A Segway from the prior session, this presentation will round out the participants understan....
Reducing the Risk of Infectious and Hemorrhagic Complications of Regional Anesthesia (Patient Safety Highlights 2017)
Terese Horlocker, M.D.
1.00 Hours
The actual incidence of neurologic dysfunction resulting from hemorrhagic complications associated with neuraxial blockade is unknown; however, recent epidemiologic studies suggest the incidence is increasing (1). In a review of the literature between 1906 and 1994, Vandermeulen et al. (2) reported 61 cases of spinal hematoma a....
Practical Approaches to Solving Human Error in Cardiac Surgery (Patient Safety Highlights 2017)
James Abernathy III (M.D., M.P.H.), Nancy Nussmeier (M.D., FAHA), Tjorvi Perry (M.D.), Thoralf M. Su
2.00 Hours
This course outlines the current state and limitations of safety science as it relates to communication, culture and the environment. As well as latent errors in a care delivery system from adverse patient events.
Postoperative Respiratory Depression is a Real Risk for Our Patients: What is Our Responsibility as Perioperative Physicians? (Patient Safety Highlights 2017)
Ashish Khanna (M.D., FCCP), Vidya Rao (B.S., M.B., FRCA), Satya-Krishna Ramachandran (M.D., FRCA) an
1.00 Hours
This course outlines respiratory depression in the post-operative patient using both objective and subjective definitions, as well as hospital policy that will allow for improved practices in the management of patients at risk for postoperative respiratory depression on the regular nursing floors.
Essentials of Digital Imaging Module 7: Quality
Industry specialists
This module explains why quality assurance testing is important and how these tests are performed on photostimulable phosphor (PSP) and flat-panel image receptors. You will also learn how display monitors are tested. This series has been reviewed by technical experts in the field and updated to reflect modern digital imaging.....
Essentials of Digital Imaging Module 5: PACS
Industry specialists
This module explores the digital image storage system known as PACS. Learn how this modern equivalent to the traditional file room is bringing digital imaging into the future. Essentials of Digital Imaging Module 5: PACS is the fifth in a series of seven modules. This easy-to-follow educational program is designed for technol....
Errors in Pediatric Anesthesia: What Can We Learn From Our Mistakes? (Patient Safety Highlights 2016)
Dr. Samuel Wald
1.00 Hours
In 1956 the incidence of cardiac arrest related to anesthesia was approximately 1/600 infants, 1/1700 children and 1/2500 adults. The most common etiologies were hypoxia and ether overdose. The risk of cardiac arrest was certainly higher in younger aged patients so one might conclude that errors could have an exaggerated effect....
CT Basics Module 7: Procedures
Hal C. Davison, B.S., R.T.(R)(CT)
This module explains how to properly position a patient and select appropriate scan parameters for common CT examinations. You will learn why different window widths and levels are selected and the imaging planes required for each procedure.
CT Basics Module 3: Data Acquisition
Chandra Y. Gerrard, R.T.(R)(CT)
This module describes the methods of acquiring computed tomography images, the process of data acquisition and what factors influence that process. You will learn the functions of the data acquisition system and the selectable scan factors used to acquire an image.
CT Basics Module 2: Equipment and Instrumentation
Rebecca R. Blankley, R.T. (R)(M)(CT)(MR)
This module provides an in-depth description of major CT equipment components and the sequence of events from the application of electrical current to the radiographic tube to the image. You will learn how adjusting the operator console parameters can affect CT image data and the elements of a digital image.
Breast Imaging Essentials Module 8: Digital Procedures and Techniques
Stephanie Johnston, M.S.R.S, R.T.(R)(M)(BD)(BS), FASRT
This module explains the requirements for image labeling, projections and positions used for mammography, and the criteria for evaluating digital mammograms. You will also learn localization techniques used in breast procedures, how to handle difficult patient situations, and the process for various interventional breast procedu....
Safety of Perioperative Glucocorticoids in Elective Noncardiac Surgery
Andrew James Toner, B.M.B.Ch., F.R.C.A.; Vyhunthan Ganeshanathan, F.R.C.A.; Matthew Chan, F.A.N.Z.C.
1.00 Hours
Glucocorticoids are increasingly used perioperatively, principally to prevent nausea and vomiting. Safety concerns focus on the potential for hyperglycemia and increased infection. The authors hypothesized that glucocorticoids predispose to such adverse outcomes in a dose-dependent fashion after elective noncardiac surgery.
Anesthetic Management of Patients Undergoing Spine Surgery (2016 RCA - January 2017)
Dr. Susan Black
1.00 Hours
Management of patients undergoing spine surgery varies with location and type of surgical procedure. Understanding of the patient’s spine disease, the planned procedure, and other comorbidities is crucial to providing optimal perioperative care.
Improving self-management of type 1 and type 2 diabetes
Anne Phillips
0.50 Hours
Diabetes is an increasingly common life-long condition, which has significant physical, psychological and behavioural implications for individuals. Self-management of type 1 and type 2 diabetes can be complex and challenging. A collaborative approach to care, between healthcare professionals and patients, is essential to promote....
Safety at School: What Are the Rules?
ATPE Member Legal Services Department
Who makes the rules regarding COVID-19 safety protocols, and what are those rules? How do those rules differ for school employees, students, and school visitors? Learn more in this ATPE Member Legal Services Department video. The information provided in this video is for general purposes only. Individual legal situations vary gr....
Options for Nutritional Care
Annabel Alder and Ruth Kander and Mary Hickson
0.5 Hours
This session will look at nutritional support and will consider the factors to take into account when planning and reviewing your patients’ care.
Classic ECGs and Infarct Territories
Chris Critoph
0.25 Hours
This session provides an overview of ischaemic electrocardiograms (ECGs) in acute medicine. It is not intended to teach how to interpret ECGs, but to understand the underlying coronary anatomy relative to their interpretation.
Criteria for Diagnosing Osteoporosis
Nicola Cooper
0.25 Hours
This session discusses the diagnosis and treatment of osteoporosis.
Safe Use of Injectable Medicines (Part 1)
Gillian Cavell
0.5 Hours
Intravenous therapy, known also as IV therapy, refers to the application of liquid medication directly into the veins of a patient. This session explores the health and safety aspects of this procedure, the different technical approaches and equipment involved, along with the steps entailed and the associated risks.
Assessment - Trainee GPs
Daryl Goodwin
0.5 Hours
This session describes the main tools used to assess trainee GPs and distinguishes between formative and summative forms of assessment. This session was reviewed by Suchita Shah and last updated in February 2015.
Care of People with Dementia
Emma Vardy and Louise Robinson
0.5 Hours
This session looks at the broader aspects of caring for people with dementia, including issues around driving, non-cognitive symptoms and how people with dementia may also develop problems with swallowing.
Consulting with Children
Cassy Henderson
0.5 Hours
This session gives an overview of the ways in which children differ from adult patients. It offers techniques that may assist effective consultation and overriding principles that must be taken into account.