5 Hours
Designed for registered nurses who provide triage, stabilization and intrapartum care for women at risk for preterm birth due to preterm labor or preterm premature rupture of membranes. Reviews evidence-based practices for optimizing the health of infants born prematurely and for supporting the health of women and families facin....
This module outlines what early stage breast cancer is. It highlights the epidemiology, pathogenesis and risk factors of breast cancer. It summarises the complex staging and management options of the various stages which comprise an early stage breast cancer.
4 Hours
Although those working with women living with HIV focus primarily on the physical manifestations of the condition, this CEU course examines the understanding of the psychosocial, cultural, mental health, and substance abuse issues faced by HIV infected women in order to optimize care and makes recommendations for social worker r....
1.5 Hours
One act of alcohol-exposed pregnancy (AEP) prevention can positively impact the life of the mother and the life of the unborn child. One change in how services are provided can multiply that impact many times over. This CEU course provides social workers working with pregnant women and those with FASD the procedures for screen....
2 Hours
Even though research indicates that the majority of youth in the juvenile justice system have been diagnosed with psychiatric disorders, they often do not receive the treatment and services they need. This CEU course examines changes in the prevalence and persistence of disorders during the 5 years after detention; describes yo....
1 Hours
An overview of the changes to the DSM-5 with a focus on Behavioral Health and Substance Abuse. The material used for this course is with permission by Kendall Hunt Publishing Company and Dr. Lori Phelps.
2 Hours
This CEU course provides recommendations for the medical management and treatment of transgender federal inmates.
1 Hours
This CEU course provides recommendations for the medical management of inmates with hypertension.
1 Hours
This short CE course on HIV and Special Populations is an update from the Center for Disease Control and addresses new data related to special populations in the United States. *This course is not approved for NBCC renewal.
7 Hours
This course is intended to give an overview of the most commonly abused drugs. It begins with an explanation of the Controlled Substances Act, how it is used, and the substances listed on the five Schedules. It covers the five classes of drugs regulated by the CSA, including the origin of each drug, its street name(s), informati....
1 Hours
This short CE Course is based on an updated research report by NIDA that highlights the state of the science between HIV and drug abuse. *ICB Credit for Counselor I or II, Preventionist I or II, CARS I or II, MISA I or II, PCGC II, CCJP II, CAAP I, CRSS II, MAATP I or II, NCRS I or II, CFPP II *This course is not approved....
3 Hours
This course is an overview of the federal Medicaid program and suitable for Nursing Home Administrators. It covers eligibility, services provided, cost, and funding for Medicaid. It is intended to help students understand the basics of how the program works, what it does, and how it fits into the national healthcare coverage puz....
2 Hours
This course contains 56 regulatory rights of medium- and long-term care residents under federal law. The format begins with a commonly asked question regarding resident rights and then answers the question based on federal law. *This course is not approved for NBCC renewal.
3 Hours
This course covers a variety of actions the gambler may take to relearn how to manage money so he or she can regain financial stability in life and begin working toward a sound financial future. These may be areas you’ll talk about directly with the gambler and perhaps with a professional financial advisor, as well. At a minimum....
10 Hours
This course addresses the first step in selecting evidence-based practices: understanding the population of interest. It identifies risk factors, protective factors, behavioral manifestations across three developmental stages, diagnostic criteria, co-occurring conditions, and the course of these disorders.
6 Hours
This course describes the behavioral health services offered under the Medicaid program and the various types of Medicaid authorities that provide the basis for components of state behavioral health programs. As looked at in this course, behavioral health services and treatments may be authorized by a state’s Medicaid State Pla....
4 Hours
This course describes treatment effectiveness, cost effectiveness, current coverage under each Medicaid program, and examples of innovative financing and delivery models used by states to provide disulfiram, acamprosate, methadone, buprenorphine, buprenorphine-naloxone, and naltrexone to those with alcohol and/or opioid use diso....
3 Hours
Statistics on the incidence and prevalence of sex crimes, as well as trend data, can provide important insight into the nature and extent of sexual violence that practitioners can use to design and deliver more effective prevention and intervention strategies. This CE course presents empirically derived information that helps p....
2 Hours
This CE course provides health care professionals with the knowledge and understanding on the following topics: differences in pathways into homelessness, health care utilization, age-specific clinical issues; the health impact of incarceration; the role of housing first, jail inreach, and re-entry programs; challenges in identi....
1 Hours
This CEU course summarizes recommendations on the following topics: which youths have benefitted from reforms over the past 10 years; legislation and state budgets funding deeper reforms; successful placement policies that bring youth close to home; successful supervision strategies; and ways jurisdictions can incorporate youth,....
2 Hours
This CE course lays the groundwork to understanding the intersection between domestic violence and homelessness, and offers practical strategies that providers can follow to improve service integration. Also addressed is the gap between the domestic violence and homeless service systems and how this gap can be bridged.
1 Hours
This course will provide healthcare workers with the definition of healthcare ethics, principles of healthcare ethics and how to walk the ethical road of the code of the nursing ethics.
0.25 Hours
This course is intended to provide information on updates to HIV.
3 Hours
This CEU course provides the most current Federal Bureau of Prisons recommendations for the treatment of chronic HCV infection in the federal inmate population.
3 Hours
This course can be taken to meet the HIV mandatory needs for licensees of: The Florida Board of Respiratory Care The Florida Council of Dietetics and Nutrition This CEU course provides guidance on the screening, evaluation, and treatment of federal inmates with HIV infection, with a focus on primary care.