Anaesthesia for the Patient with a Renal Transplant
Ian Hunter and Judith Wright
This session will examine the conduct of anaesthesia in the patient with a pre-existing renal transplant.
Renal Cell Cancer I
Peter James Guest
This session covers renal cell cancer (RCC); its aetiology, presentation, diagnosis, imaging, and its staging with reference to the tumour, node, metastasis (TNM) system.
Plastic Surgeons as Innovators
Thomas Reekie and Nicholas Parkhouse
This session describes the history of innovation in plastic surgery and outlines the challenges associated with introducing new techniques.
Investigation and Management of Acute Kidney Injury
Helen Ford
This session considers the definition, assessment, investigation and management of acute kidney injury (AKI). The principles of fluid and drug prescribing are discussed.
Monitoring the Effects of Cancer Therapy
Svetislav Gacinovic and Jamshed Bomanji
This session evaluates the effects of cancer therapy on organ function.
Vaccine Administration
Michelle Falconer and Laura Craig
This session will provide information to immunisers on the correct procedures to follow for the storage of vaccines. Please note: this session discusses the storage recommendations for the majority of vaccines given in the UK. The COVID-19 vaccines have highly specific storage requirements, some of which may include being stored....
Reflective Practice in Plastic Surgery
Sarah Pape
This session defines the term ‘reflective practice’ and considers the role of reflection in clinical practice.
Carcinoma of the Colon
Julian Elford and Andrew Lockwood
This session covers colorectal cancer, including risk factors, presentation, radiological investigation, management, staging, treatment and follow-up.
Drug Therapy - Implications for the Anaesthetist
Santhana Kannan
A typical hospitalized patient is on ten different medications. Many of them may have implications for anaesthetic technique by: - Direct interaction with anaesthetic agents - Affecting perioperative conditions such as bleeding - Having adverse effects which can increase anaesthetic risk Any resultant impact may range....
Carcinogenesis
Jacky Chen, Kavit Amin and Dorothy Bennett
This session uses the normal eukaryotic cell cycle to explore the cellular pathology of cancer and describes the ways in which the body attempts to detect and destroy potentially cancerous cells.
Missouri Standards for Property Boundary Surveys Part I
Mr Ron Heimbaugh PLS
Missouri Land Surveyors have been required to meet these Standards for all boundary surveys. This version of the course series covers the Standards enacted in 2017. They are duly issued and jointly promulgated by the State Board of Registration for Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors and Landscape Architects (APEP....
Identifying and Treating Borderline Personality Disorder
Dr. Brett Novick MS, LMFT, CSSW
If you are working in a community mental health, hospital, or private practice setting, you have patients with some tacit quirk that seems to reach under your professional façade and frustrate you. Sometimes, we can figure out what the trait is, and at other times, we can’t quite put a finger on what is creating the obstacl....
Webinar: Preparing the Next Generation of Perinatal Professionals through Service Learning
Rhonda K. Lanning, DNP, CNM, IBCLC, LCCE
This session will describe the impact of an interdisciplinary, service-learning college-level course that prepares future health professionals through childbirth education, breastfeeding education, and doula training to serve the community and expand access to doula services at an academic health center. Students describe the tr....
Webinar: Labor Support Tools for Birth Professionals
Emily Wannenburg, DNDM, CLC, CD(DONA), AFAA, 4TFM
1 Hours
We know that progression of labor through movement and upright positions is key to our goal of spontaneous vaginal birth. In this session, we’ll examine 3 popular labor tools (Birth Ball, Peanut Ball, and the CUB) and how we can use them at the inlet, mid-pelvis, and outlet to aide in optimal positioning and progression of labo....
Webinar: Holding Space for Pregnancy Loss
Naima Beckles, MA, LCCE, CD
1 Hours
Pregnancy loss touches each of our lives and as childbirth educators we need skills to hold space for it. In this 60 minute webinar, Naima Beckles will: • guide participants through an analysis of the most recent stats on perinatal loss • lead a discussion on how, for Black birth givers in particular, American racism is a ris....
Webinar: What Language Please? Navigating Telehealth during COVID at a Community Health Center
Claire Lama, IBCLC, LCCE
In this session, we will look at the experience of Squirrel Hill Health Center in providing perinatal care throughout the pandemic to Pittsburgh area refugees and asylum seekers. We will look at the lessons learned and consider how these can be applied to the future of telehealth, perinatal care, lactation support, and childbirt....
Public Health Research Impacting Vision Impairment Policy
Bradley Dougherty, OD, PhD
This course reviews public health research impacting vision impairment policy.
Basics of Visual Acuity
Dr Shonraj Ballae Ganeshrao
This class will cover the basic concepts of visual acuity
Supporting Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Lisa Rogers
Over the years, researchers have started to provide greater insight into the neurology related to autism spectrum disorders. It is through this insight that parents and educators can better understand the disorder and, therefore, are able to create instructional programs that are meaningful, effective and humane.
LamazeLIVE 2019 Bundle: Improve and Expand Your Practice
Various
5.5 Hours
This bundle is valid for 5.50 Lamaze Contact Hours and 5.50 hours of CNE. The course includes recordings for five LamazeLIVE 2019 sessions: Finding the path: what have we learned? Research update #thestruggleisreal: How to Build Understanding and Empathy with Millennial Families Environmental exposures and Health Risks: Wha....
Developing effective therapeutic relationships with children, young people and their families
Jane Roberts, Gaynor Fenton, and Michaela Barnard
1 Hours
It is imperative that nurses caring for children, young people and their families develop and maintain effective, trusting and collaborative therapeutic relationships that sit within the scope of professional boundaries. This relationship is the nurse's responsibility and should be positive and mutually acceptable to all stakeho....
Providing constructive feedback to students during mentoring
Kathleen Duffy
1 Hours
The need to provide students with regular feedback on their performance is integral to the assessment process, but not all mentors feel confident to do this. This learning module highlights the benefits of providing constructive feedback for both the mentor and the student. Five principles associated with giving constructive fee....
Lamaze Educator Essentials Module 2: Developing Evidence-Based Childbirth Education Classes Using the Lamaze Healthy Birth Practices
Lamaze International
13 Hours
This self-paced online activity will provide learners with the evidence behind the Lamaze Six Healthy Birth Practices and how to use these practices along with adult learning theories to provide evidence-based childbirth education classes. Participants can earn 11.0 Lamaze Contact Hours and 13.0 contact hours of CABRN upon su....
Assessment and Management of Agitation in Palliative Care
Annabel Price
0.50 Hours
This session provides a framework for recognising and managing agitation in end of life care patients at any stage of their end of life pathway.
Breast Disease: Breast Lumps
Sophie Helme and Avi Agrawal
0.5 Hours
This session outlines the key features required to fully assess a patient presenting with a breast lump. It also outlines treatment options for breast cancer including surgery to the breast, axilla and adjuvant therapies.