Medication Administration in the Correctional Setting
Lorry Schoenly
1.00 Hours
Administering medication is one of the most important … and one of the most risky...health care processes in corrections. Frequent legal and licensure issues surrounding medication possession and administration make this a nursing process of significant concern. Due to the secure environment of a correctional setting and the lim....
Drugs and Dysphagia Part 1
Peter Johnson and Lynette Carl Pharm.D, B.C.P.S.
0.25 Hours
The Drugs and Dysphagia video series is divided into three parts. Parts one and two discuss the medications affecting the central nervous system and dysphagia. This course is Part 1, a 2 hour video that provides a review of the central and peripheral nervous systems. This video course also provides an introduction to the pathoph....
Drugs and Dysphagia Part 3
Lynette Carl Pharm.D, B.C.P.S. and Peter Johnson
0.25 Hours
The Drugs and Dysphagia video series is divided into three parts. Parts 1 and 2 discuss the medications affecting the central nervous system and dysphagia. This 2 hr video, Part 3 of the course, looks at the medications affecting the gastrointestinal function. Instruction is given regarding the medications affecting gastrointest....
First Responders: Behavioral Health Concerns
Industry Specialists
1.00 Hours
First responders are usually the first on the scene to face challenging, dangerous, and draining situations, as well the the first to reach out to disaster survivors and provide emotional and physical support. This CEU course discusses the challenges encountered by first responders during regular duty as well as following disas....
Management of Oral Ulcerations
Martyn Ormond
This session aims to cover the common causes of oral ulceration, as well as the management options available in both general practice and the specialist setting.
Infection Prevention for Healthcare Professionals
Ruth M. Carrico, PhD, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, FSHEA, CIC
4.00 Hours
As delivery of healthcare becomes increasingly complex and locations where care is delivered more diverse, the challenges for providers of healthcare also become more substantial. Preventing acquisition and transmission of infection to patients, healthcare providers, and those in the community continues to be an area of focus am....
Legal Ramifications for Documentation
Marcy Jack, JD, BSN, CPHRM
1.00 Hours
The quality of infusion therapy is evaluated by the quality of the nursing documentation. Accurate and complete documentation is considered a professional standard of nursing practice. Documentation that is incomplete or not consistent with organizational policy, state regulations, or state boards of nursing can be used to suppo....
Implementing and Evaluating Smart Pump Technology
Pamela Phelps, PharmD, FASHP
1.00 Hours
The Institute of Medicine (IOM) reports that approximately 1.5 million hospital patients experienced, and are harmed by, medication-related adverse events each year. Half of these events are related to the use of infusion pumps. Infusion-related medication errors can result in serious injury or death. But, the development of "sm....
Maintaining Pediatric Vascular Access Devices
Theresa Reed, BSN, RN, VA-BC
0.75 Hours
Treatment methods for acutely ill children now include regimens that require frequent infusions. Central vascular access devices (CVADs) have become an important tool in the medical management of children. It is important for patients and their care providers to have an understanding of the intensity of maintenance required and....
Groupwork with Men Who Batter
Jeffrey Edleson, Ph.D.
1.00 Hours
Currently, there is wide variation in content, style, and length of batterer intervention programs, from small group treatment programs to universal prevention efforts. This CEU course focuses on the research on small group treatment programs for men who batter by first providing a brief overview of the history and current prac....
Group Therapy Treatment for Substance Abuse (Revised)
Philip Flores, Ph.D., COP, FAGPA, et al.; Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
11.00 Hours
Groups can support individual members in times of pain and trouble, and they can help people grow in ways that are healthy and creative. This CE course assists counselors in enhancing their therapeutic skills with regards to leading groups that are designed to promote recovery from substance abuse.
Evolutionary implementation of GS1 standards in the area of medical devices in the University Clinical Center in Gdansk, Poland
Mrs Joanna Nowak,
During this webinar mrs Joanna Nowak, master of organization and management, will share on the implementation of GS1 for medical devices in the Gdansk Hospital in Poland. In this hospital Mrs Nowak has been head of Medical Procurement Unit since 2001 and is responsible for supplies of medical devices for the University Clinical....
Intravenous Fluids
Andrew Toner and Paul Quinton
0.50 Hours
This session describes the use of crystalloids and colloids for acute fluid resuscitation.
Growth Charts and their Interpretation
Gary Butler Consultant and Professor in Paediatric and Adolescent Endocrinology
0.50 Hours
This session is an introduction to growth charts, and includes information on how to plot measurements and when to become concerned about a child's growth. This session was reviewed by Elaine Tabony and updated in February 2017.
Intervening to Reduce Risk - Promoting and Teaching Condom Use
Philippa Matthews
0.50 Hours
This is the last of the four complementary sessions on interventions to reduce risk. In this session we will focus on how to teach and promote the safe and consistent use of condoms. This has been written in conjunction with Sexual Health in Practice (SHIP). Please see acknowledgements for more details.
Managing CFS/ME In Adolescence
Anna Gregorowski
0.50 Hours
This session introduces the learner to the management of chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis (CFS/ME) in young people. It examines the different interventions and strategies and when it is most appropriate to use these.
Introduction to Physical Examination
Roger Tisi
0.50 Hours
This session introduces the Physical Examinations video module, which demonstrates how to carry out a range of focused, problem-based physical examinations in general practice. The module is useful for GPs at all stages in their career, including those preparing for the Clinical Skills Assessment.
Managing a Patient with Hyperthyroidism in Primary Care
Simon Page - Consultant Physician and Endocrinologist
0.50 Hours
This session describes the causes, initial investigation and treatment options for patients who present to a general practitioner with hyperthyroidism.
Managing Substance Use Problems In Routine Clinical Practice
Wendi Murphy Improving Data Lead for Children, Family and Maternity at the Department of Health
0.50 Hours
Since some high-profile cases, agencies that deal with young people have an increased responsibility to work with each other to improve outcomes for young people who misuse substances. This session outlines the responsibilities of some of the agencies involved and suggests current assessment, screening and management models.
Foreign Bodies Trauma and Burns Affecting the Eye
Stella Hornby - Module Editor: Eye Problems
0.25 Hours
This session describes the management of superficial foreign bodies in the eye, corneal abrasions, and how to identify a patient with serious ocular injury. This session was reviewed by Sally Higginbottom and last updated in February 2015.
Managing Knee Pain
Michael Burke - General Practitioner, Wirral
0.50 Hours
This session considers the assessment, examination and treatment of knee pain in primary care. The common causes of acute, chronic and referred knee pain will be described. Management of osteoarthritis (including NICE guidelines) and specific advice for athletes will be discussed. This session was reviewed by Richard Stones and....
Medical Assessment And Management Of Obesity
Helen Croker - Clinical Research Dietitian, UCL and Russell Viner - Consultant in Adolescent Medicin
0.50 Hours
This session will describe the key elements in the medical assessment and management of adolescent obesity and its relation to type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance. It will also cover the identification of secondary causes of obesity. This session was reviewed by Louise Lam, Hilda Mulrooney and Claire Cheminade and updated in....
Managing Sports Injuries in Primary Care
Kay Brennan - GP, London
0.25 Hours
This session discusses a selection of the sports injuries that commonly present to primary care practitioners. This session was reviewed by Richard Stones and last updated in June 2014.
Hip Pain
Paul Partington MBBS FRCS FRCS (T&O) - Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Northumbria Healthcare NHS Fo
0.50 Hours
This session covers the causes, investigation and management of hip pain in adults, and includes a discussion of the indications for referral and complications of total hip replacement.
Obesity In Young People
Rachel Pryke - GP, Redditch
0.50 Hours
This session describes recent trends, causes and sequelae of obesity in adolescence and assesses treatment options, including common dieting and exercise approaches. This session was reviewed by Hilda Mulrooney and Louise Lam, Bethan Hamilton, Lisa Mabbs and Claire Cheminade and updated in March 2017.