Antibody-Drug Conjugates in Breast Cancer
Sara A Hurvitz, Aditya Bardia, Douglas S Burgoyne, Kelly Valla, Mark A Rubin, Annette Sophin, Michele B Kaufman
1.00 Hours
Antibody-drug conjugates offer a more targeted approach to treatment, with fewer side effects than traditional systemic therapies. Make sure your team understands how these agents fit into the current treatment landscape by tuning in to Part 3 of our Breast Cancer Hot Topics series! Leading breast cancer experts will review:....
Precision Targeting in Acute Myeloid Leukemia: Optimizing Disease-Informed, Patient-Centered Care
Catherine E Lai, Joshua F Zeidner, Ryan J Atkinson, Judith R Sands, Annette Sophin, and Stephanie Joyce
1.00 Hours
The treatment landscape for acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is rapidly evolving, leaving clinicians with the task of creating individualized treatment plans incorporating molecular and genetic testing results. Tune in to hear expert faculty as they examine the latest clinical evidence for novel therapies and share strategies for....
Assessing the Intra-oral Soft Tissues
Nicholas Goodger
This session describes the processes for performing intra-oral examinations, and the reasons for carrying them out.
Common classifications and indices of occlusion and malocclusion
Philip Benson
This session will introduce you to the common classifications and indices of occlusion and malocclusion. It will include the concept of ideal occlusion and that malocclusion is simply a biological variation rather than a disease.
Perinatal and Infant Mental Health Why it Matters
Dr Fatima Abu Amna, Dr Jenny Atkinson, Laura Brodetsky, Dr Ruth Butterworth, Dr Sarita Dewan, Dr Phillipa Gardner,Dr Lisa Marsland-Hall, Dr Aaron McMeekin, Dr Ipsy Mukherjee, Katie Reid, Dr Kirsty Pratt, Dr Helen Stevens, Dr Catherine Tighe, Dr Lisa Wardl
This session takes a look at the perinatal period and why it is unique and important in terms of outcomes for families.
Introduction to Public Health
Sammer Tang
This session will explore the meaning of the term "public health" and consider how public health has evolved over time. Later, it will identify the various domains of public health and examine the role of paramedics in supporting public health.
Removal and Disposal of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
National Health Service
Public Health England (PHE): Removal and disposal of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) – This video shows how to safely doff (or remove) the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) specific to COVID-19. This guidance outlines infection control for healthcare providers assessing possible cases of COVID-19. It should be used in conj....
Management of Seizures
Lara Alloway
Acute seizure activity (also commonly known as convulsions) is one of the few situations considered a medical emergency for end of life care patients. It requires urgent intervention. This session provides a framework for the immediate management and longer term treatment of acute seizures. This session was reviewed by Sarah....
Resuscitation Adult - Level 2
National Health Service
This session meets the statutory and mandatory training requirements and learning outcomes for Resuscitation Adult Level 2 in the Core Skills Training Framework (England) v1.1.
The Different Approaches in Assessing the Child Patient
Kathryn Harley, Sanjeev Sood and Gillian Richardson
This session describes the dental assessment and examination of children and adolescents. It will cover all aspects of the assessment process and appropriate age-related behaviour management techniques.
Factors Influencing the Use of Dental Local Anaesthesia
Andrew Carr
This session will outline factors influencing the management of dental patients with local anaesthetic.
A statistical analysis plan for the Adjunctive Corticosteroids for Tuberculous meningitis in HIV-positive adults (ACT HIV) clinical trial
Joseph Donovan,Trinh Dong Huu Khanh,Guy E. Thwaites,Ronald B. Geskus
This document details the planned analyses at 12 months post randomisation for the ACT HIV clinical trial (NCT03092817); ‘a randomised double-blind placebo-controlled trial of adjunctive dexamethasone for the treatment of HIV co-infected adults with tuberculous meningitis (TBM)’. A further analysis will follow at 24 months post....
Module 3: Compassion to Action
Danika Bowen, Janean Johnson, Stacie Sedlmayer, Beth Marquez, Peggy Guillory
In this final module, you will be introduced to the power of a nurse’s touch in transforming the lives of patients, families, and students. You will develop an understanding of the goals of the DAISY Award® program and the impact of meaningful recognition. Finally, you will hear the stories of those touched by the DAISY Award® b....
Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing and Health Care - Introduction & Overview
Stephen Adombire, Diana Baptiste, Cindy Zellefrow
Webinar 1 is the first in a multi-part series that introduces participants to the foundations of evidence-based practice (EBP) in nursing and healthcare. This session will provide an overview of key EBP concepts, and distinguish EBP from related approaches like research and quality improvement, and explore its role in delivering....
Newborn Hypoxia and Cyanosis: Your Baby's Blue Clues
Debby Mills MS, CNS, RNC-OB
1.25 Hours
This course explores reasons for newborn hypoxia and cyanosis from congenital heart disease and persistent pulmonary hypertension, pulmonary causes, neurological causes and sepsis. It also discusses various treatment options for hypoxia and cyanosis in the newborn.
Adolescent Alcohol Use - Exploring Rural-Urban Differences
John A. Gale M.S., Jennifer D. Lenardson MHS, David Lambert Ph.D., and David Hartley Ph.D.
2.00 Hours
This CE course examines the relationship between individual, family, peer, school, and religious factors and alcohol use by adolescents living in urban and rural areas. While the material covered in this course is preliminary, it may suggest protective and risk factors that contribute to alcohol use in rural areas, knowledge th....
Correctional Assessment - Beyond Risk and Needs
Industry Specialist
1.00 Hours
This CE course describes a comprehensive approach to assessment, developed by the National Council on Crime and Delinquency, that successfully addresses the following objectives of best practices in correctional assessment: resources should target high-risk offenders; programs should address needs related to each offender’s crim....
Addressing Family Homelessness
Industry Specialist
1.00 Hours
This CE course provides clinicians, and other professionals working with the homeless, knowledge on the following topics: the current trends in family homelessness; the conventional responses to shelter shortages; an alternative model to a shortage of resources for homeless families; program strategies to overcome housing attain....
How to perform a tracheostomy dressing and inner cannula change
Nicola Credland
This How to module aims to provide an overview of the skills required to perform a tracheostomy dressing and inner cannula change. Proactive tracheostomy management increases patient safety and reduces adverse events. A cleaning regimen performed every four hours reduces the risk of a blocked tracheostomy cannula, complete t....
How to perform respiratory assessment
Joyce Smith and Melanie Rushton
This module aims to assist practitioners to perform a respiratory assessment. A logical and structured approach to respiratory assessment, such as the ‘look, listen and feel’ approach, should be undertaken. The respiratory rate is an early indicator of deterioration of a patient’s condition. Signs of clinical deterioration....
How to remove a pulmonary artery catheter
Katie Scales
This module aims to help nurses to undertake the removal of pulmonary artery (PA) catheters in a safe manner. PA catheter removal is associated with several risks and complications, and nurses should be cognisant of these and take appropriate action to ensure patient safety and optimum outcomes. When PA catheters are no long....
Diffusion of Innovation Theory
June Kaminski, RN MSN PhD(c)
3.00 Hours
This 1 module (3 CE credit) course introduces nurses to the Diffusion of Innovation Theory which is often regarded as a valuable change model for guiding technological innovation where the innovation itself is modified and presented in ways that meet the needs across all levels of adopters. It also stresses the importance of com....
Perinatal Emergencies: Immediate or Imminent Do You Know How to Respond?
Debby Mills, MS, CNS, RNC-OB
0.25 Hours
This course is designed to help obstetric nursing know how to respond to common obstetrical emergencies such as placental abruption, eclamptic seizures, umbilical cord proloapses, amniotic fluid emboli, DVT, shoulder dystocia, postpartum hemorrhage, uterine rupture, and precipitous delivery in the absence of a physician and some....
OSHA/BBP/TB/HBV/HCV/HIV/AIDS
Industry Specialists
2.00 Hours
The OSHA/TB/BBP portion of the homestudy should take approximately 1 hour to complete and covers current information on safety, infection control and bloodborne and airborne pathogens, including TB. The HIV portion of the homestudy should take approximately 1 hour to complete and discusses HIV transmission, infection control, cu....
Common Diseases and Disabilities of the Elderly
Industry Specialists
3.00 Hours
Given information on cerebral vascular accidents and appropriate geriatric nursing assistant responses, HHA and CNA will be able to provide geriatric nursing assistant responses to clients who have had a cerebral vascular accident.