Breast Pathology Reports
Leila Khazai MD
0.50 Hours
A comprehensive guide to the terminology used in pathology reports presented by Laila Khazai, MD. Increase your knowledge in understanding pathology report terms and the best follow up suggestions. This mini video lecture gives you a quick refresh to stay current on pathology report reading.
Breast Biopsy with MR: How I do it.
Steven Harms MD
1.00 Hours
Breast MRI tips and techniques are shared by Steven Harms MD, pioneer in the art and science of breast MRI. He distills his vast experience over two decades: practical diagnostic approach, expanding applications, interventional MRI, and MRI biopsy technique.
Patient Placement Criteria
Yvonne Martinez, CADC-CS, ICCS, ICADC, NCAC-I, CRPS
6.00 Hours
Placement Criteria identifies discussions in the AOD treatment field today in the establishment of standardized patient placement criteria (PPC) for use throughout the field to assess the severity of clients' problems, place them in appropriate levels of care, and facilitate movement through the continuum of treatment services.....
Older Adults and Substance Abuse
Yvonne Martinez, CADC-CS, ICCS, ICADC, NCAC-I, CRPS
6.00 Hours
Older Adults and Substance Abuse discusses the relationship between aging and substance abuse and offers guidance on identifying, screening, and assessing not only substance abuse but also disorders such as dementia and delirium that can mask or mimic an alcohol or prescription drug problem. This unit aims to advance the underst....
Pathology of the Musculoskeletal System of the Dog
Dr Bruce Williams DVM
1.00 Hours
This RACE-accredited lecture discusses the pathologic features of the musculoskeletal system of the dog.
Pathology of the Genitourinary System of the Dog
Dr Bruce Williams DVM
This RACE-accredited lecture covers the gross pathology of the reproductive and urinary tracts of the dog, with reference to appropriate clinical, clfinicopathologic, and histologic findings.
Phylum Apicomplexa: Toxoplasma Gondii & Neospora Caninum
Joe Camp, PhD
0.25 Hours
Examine two protozoan parasites Phylum Apicomplexa: Toxoplasma Gondii & Neospora Caninum. Discuss treatment and control.
The Broodmare - From Breeding to Foaling
Dr. Katie Naughton, an equine theriogenologist.
1.00 Hours
This lecture addresses breeding management, pregnancy and foaling.
Brain Tumors - Location Location Location
Veterinary Cancer Society
1.50 Hours
Brain Tumors: Location, location, location Brain tumors, though often benign, present unique therapeutic challenges because of their location. The delicate nature of brain surgery limits the ability to aggressively remove a tumor and surrounding normal tissue as we endeavor to do in other parts of the body. Because these....
Take your first course
UGANDA
This is the first course that you will undertake on this system. The purpose of this course is to guide you and to give you a full understanding of how the Council’s system enables you to study and record CPD activity on this platform.
Perineal & Catheter Care
Industry Specialists
This caregiver course outlines the procedures for providing excellent perineal care for both males and females. Includes a review of the urinary system, the prevention of UTIs, and information about catheters and catheter care.
Adult Failure to Thrive (AFTT)
Industry Specialits
This inservice provides caregivers with an overview of adult failure to thrive, including the causes and who is at risk. Caregivers will learn how to help with nutrition and increase social interaction for clients with AFTT. The module includes information on complementary and alternative treatments and the role of hospice and p....
Diploma in Clinical Aromatherapy - Module 2
Penny Price MA
Entitled 'A Deeper Exploration: The Materials and Benefits of Aromatherapy', this is the second of four modules in The Penny Price Academy of Aromatherapy course for the award of 'Diploma of Clinical Aromatherapy', and is designed for aspiring professional aromatherapists and alternative health practitioners.
Looked After Children Part 1: Challenges and Principles
Douglas Simkiss
In this and Session Safeguarding/Looked After Children Part 2, we will explore the evidence for the statement that looked after children “have a higher level of health, mental health and health promotion needs than others of the same age” and look at how the Healthy Child Programme can meet these needs.
Promoting mental and physical health in adults with psychosis
Hilary Jane Mairs and Tim Bradshaw
0.50 Hours
Psychosis is an umbrella term for a range of mental health problems characterized by hallucinations, delusions, and/or becoming inactive or withdrawn. This learning module explores developments in understanding psychosis and reports on progress in finding effective treatments for psychotic symptoms. While such advances offer new....
Supporting people with Down’s syndrome and dementia
Karen Watchman
0.50 Hours
People with Down’s syndrome enjoy a longer life expectancy now than they ever have before, and are therefore at greater risk of developing conditions associated with aging, including dementia. The evidence base for the effects of dementia on people with Down’s syndrome is much smaller than that for older people generally, which....
Supporting patients who are experiencing hallucinations
Bob Price
0.50 Hours
Nurses working in a range of clinical settings may encounter patients who report experiencing hallucinations, whether auditory, visual or any other form. This learning module, which has been written for nurses working in general practice rather than mental health practice, clarifies the differences between hallucinations and del....
Understanding attitudes and their effects on nursing practice
Bob Price
0.50 Hours
Attitudes are of crucial importance in nursing. Attitudes help us to understand how people perceive issues and processes in care and determine what they deem important, good, relevant and appropriate. We should understand attitudes if we are to provide collaborative, patient-centered care; however, they are poorly understood. Th....
Caring for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: part 2
Donna Jones
0.50 Hours
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a common, progressive and disabling disease that causes significant burden to patients, their families, and the NHS. Research suggests that the complexity of factors contributing to the disease requires a deeper understanding of the patient experience and a more holistic approach t....
Caring for older people experiencing agitation
Jane Caroline Pritchard and Ami Brighty
0.25 Hours
Agitation commonly affects older adults, particularly those living in care homes and in hospital settings. Agitation can be distressing to experience, may be associated with poorer health outcomes and can present a challenge to staff in keeping the person and those around them safe. This learning module examines why agitation ca....
Psychological effects of living with rheumatoid arthritis
Sarah Ryan
0.50 Hours
Rheumatoid arthritis is a long-term inflammatory condition that can affect physical, psychological and social function. The condition is not curable - although drug therapy can be used to reduce inflammation - and patients often experience daily symptoms of joint pain and stiffness, fatigue and functional limitations. Patients m....
Emotional Intelligence
Rebekah Radulovich
0.50 Hours
Designed to give an overview of the concept of emotional intelligence and how pharmacists may integrate EI into their leadership role. This activity was developed and accredited in Australia and was designed to address competencies described by the National Competencies Standards Framework for Pharmacists in Australia (2016)....
Infant Nutrition
Craig Dowdy B. Pharm, MACP, Professional Development Pharmacist at ACP
0.50 Hours
Designed to give an overview of the different types of infant formula available. This activity was developed and accredited in Australia and was designed to address competencies described by the National Competencies Standards Framework for Pharmacists in Australia (2016). As such, some of the information may not be appli....
CAMs Vs conventional meds in IBS
Dr Brett MacFarlane BPharm, Hons, PhD, FACP, MPS
0.50 Hours
Irritable bowel syndrome is a stressful condition that can be poorly controlled. There are a number of different treatment options. Many of these are complementary medicines with strong supporting evidence. Dr Brett MacFarlane discusses the evidence for CAMs in IBS and how pharmacists can recommend them. Designed to help phar....
Special Communication Needs
Industry Specialists
This important topic deals with the most common special communication needs, including problems that arise from sensory issues, stroke, dementia and language differences. Caregivers will learn about how communication happens and about common communication barriers. This module includes information about speech therapists and how....