Ethical Issues at the End of Life
Max Watson
0.50 Hours
Issues arising over end of life care, involving decisions that affect the nature and timing of an individual's death, can be a source of discord. This session highlights common ethical problems that may arise at this sensitive time. This session was last updated on 11/02/13.
Comparing Methods: Bleeding Patterns
Wendy Moore
0.50 Hours
This session explores the effect of contraceptive choice on bleeding patterns.
Case Study: Motor Neurone Disease
Jan Clarke
0.50 Hours
The aim of this session is to help you identify the main clinical and practical issues that patients with motor neurone disease face, so that you can better support them and their families in whatever setting you are working. The session draws on the 2016 NICE guideline for assessment and management of MND [1]. This session w....
Care After Death I: Introduction to Care After Death
Jane Thompson-Hill and Judith Mackleston
0.50 Hours
This session introduces the concept of care after death. It focuses on the need to prepare for the care of a person and their family after their death and highlights the significance of care after death to those that have been bereaved. This session was reviewed by Christina Faull and last updated in April 2015.
Health Promotion in Young People
Russell Viner
This session introduces the main issues linked to health promotion in young people. You will learn about the importance of educating young people and you will be presented with the most common approaches used to deliver these interventions.
Vaccine Administration
Michelle Falconer and Laura Craig
This session will provide information to immunisers on the correct procedures to follow for the administration of vaccines.
Brucellosis - Simple and Easy Training
Andrew McNulty, PhD
This activity will discuss Brucellosis and how the disease is transmitted from one human to another. This course will also analyse the signs and symptoms and the risk of exposure. Areas of concern are highlighted such as unpasteurized dairy products, occupations and expecting mothers. This e-learning will also analyse laboratory....
Capillariassis Infection
Andrew McNulty, PhD
Capillariasis is a parasitic infection cause by two species of nematodes, this course will review the diagnosis, signs and symptoms, how to prevent it and the treatments used. This activity will also describe the biology and life cycle as to how the infection starts in humans and animals.
Cardiomyopathy Disease
Andrew McNulty, PhD
Cardiomyopathy represents a collection of diverse conditions of the heart muscle. This course will highlight the main factors to the disease looking into the causes, symptoms, wants to prevent the infection including ways to treat it. This activity will also outline the key elements to pediatric cardiomyopathy
Chapare Hemorrhagic Fever
Andrew McNulty, PhD
This course will outline the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatments of the fever which is created by inhalation of aerosolized Chapare virus from the urine or feces of infected rodents. During this e-learning the participant will analyse ways to prevent the fever by laboratory testing.
Case Management Leadership: Developing Best Practices Part II
Toni Cesta, Ph.D., RN, FAAN and Beverly Cunningham, MS, RN
The role of the case management leadership is one of the most challenging, complex positions in any healthcare setting. Case management leaders are expected to have a comprehensive skill set ranging from clinical expertise to reimbursement. Additionally, case management leaders need strong management skills to leverage their re....
Compliance Measures for the Case Manager’s Daily Practice
Toni Cesta, PhD, RN, FAAN and Beverly Cunningham, MS, RN
During this webinar, our experts will explain compliance issues that affect your practice: the Two-Midnight rule, the NOTICE Act, HINNs, and many others. Additionally, this program will help you identify compliance practice gaps and how to fix them!
Complying with Section 1557: OCR & CMS CoPs
Sue Dill Calloway, RN, MSN, JD
Patients with limited English proficiency experience higher-than-average readmission rates and encounter more adverse events compared to English-speaking patients. It's imperative for hospitals to equip their interpreters with the right tools to meet the needs of every patient. In this session, attendees will learn about the....
Discharge Solutions to Prevent Hospital Readmissions
Sue Dill Calloway, RN, MSN, JD
One in five patients discharged from a hospital experience an adverse event within 30 days, often leading to emergency department trips and readmissions. Research suggests that up to 75% of these readmissions could be preventable, saving hospitals $528 million in Medicare reimbursement. This program will cover CMS proposed di....
Body Aliveness Series Seminar 3: Inspirational Leadership
Jim Morningstar, PhD
6.00 Hours
How Inspirational Leader themes (e.g., "To give into feeling is weak.") are developed especially during the first to third year of life is shown. The two variations of "overpowering" and "seductive" are explained and their body structure examined. The family messages, body language and adaptive and compensating defenses are give....
Personal Effectiveness Principles Session 1: Personal Effectiveness - Clarity and Passion
Jim Morningstar, PhD
1.00 Hours
Learn and practice the two basic time-honored principles empowering one to rewrite the formula for one’s personal success.
Creative Life Series Seminar 4: Loving Relationships
Jim Morningstar, PhD
4.00 Hours
The lifelong influence of primary parental relationships is well documented. This seminar will give insight into the personal patterns in one's relationships that are having the most profound impact. Psychological and emotional exercises will assist in becoming more objective and effective in making conscious loving changes to i....
Creative Life Series Seminar 5: Multilevel Awareness
Jim Morningstar, PhD
4.00 Hours
Expanding conscious awareness and exploring the boundaries of memory are topics for this mind-altering seminar. Now we begin to open the doors to other levels of "reality" for the purpose of enriching our present, learning lessons in alternate dimensions and deepening the sense of purpose and gratitude for this life. The text,....
Advanced Pulmonary Therapeutics: Non-Tuberculous Mycobacterial Disease
Lee E. Morrow, MD, FCCP
This course will study Non-Tuberculous Mycobacterial Disease and the clinical syndromes that come hand in hand. This e-learning will look at progressive pulmonary disease, Superficial lymphadenitis, skin and soft tissue infection and Disseminated disease.
Breathwork Certification, Module 7: Breathwork and Healing Trauma
Jim Morningstar, PhD
8.00 Hours
The aim of this Module is to elucidate the role that trauma plays in our development on all levels and the importance of the use of breathwork in healing the effects of trauma, as well as to engage in exercises and learn techniques which can safely and effectively be employed when working with trauma in a healing session to assi....
Reducing Medical Errors: State of Florida Mandatory Training
Jo DiBlasio, MS, RN
2.00 Hours
The safety of the patients in our care and treatment is an important goal during all healthcare encounters. Early studies in the 1960s already pointed to healthcare related errors as a problem for healthcare consumers. However, it was the startling report in 1999, from the Institute of Medicine (IOM) To Err is Human, that served....
Child Abuse Identification and Reporting: Iowa Training for Mandatory Reporters
Silvia Y. Beaupre, MS, RN, NPP, APRN, BC
In the United States, one of the most educated and affluent countries in the world, in 2008, over threequarters of a million children were victims of child maltreatment (USDHHS-ACF, 2010). The good news is that child abuse investigations are up and the rate of victimization is down nationally. During the time frame 2004 to 2008,....
Patient Autonomy and Related Ethics
Wing May Kong and Jennifer Richardson
0.50 Hours
This session will examine the ethical principles underlying the concept of autonomy. It will discuss the implications of respect for autonomy on clinical practice, and provide guidance for promoting autonomy in healthcare provision.
Chlamydia Screening
Sara Strodtbeck and Paula Baraitser
0.50 Hours
This session covers the aims of the English National Chlamydia Screening Programme (NCSP) and its implementation, including the rationale for the programme and its delivery.
Predictors for Chronic Pain
Mark Rockett
0.50 Hours
This session describes the risk factors for the development of chronic pain following surgery and injury.