Tibia 2 – Tibial Plateau and Plafond Fractures
Thomas V. Gocke, MS, ATC, PA-C, DFAAPA
1.00 Hours
This video-based activity focuses on a general anatomy review of the low leg and ankle, radiographic overview of tibia plateau, plafond and fibula shaft fractures, treatment options for fibula shaft fractures and Maisonneuve injuries to the low leg.
Virtual Patient: Soccer Coach too Busy for Shots
Peter Socrates Creticos (MD FAAAAI) and Linda Cox (MD FAAAAI)
0.25 Hours
This case simulation involves a female high school soccer coach with seasonal allergic rhinitis that has not been well controlled with over-the-counter medications. Symptoms have progressively worsened over the past four summers since she returned to Baltimore, Maryland, and now include cough and wheezing. She is interested in a....
What Can Implementation Research Teach Us About the Management of Asthma?
Andrea J. Apter (MD MA MSc FAAAAI) and Michelle M. Cloutier (MD)
1.25 Hours
The development of new treatments and evidence-based guidelines has not resulted in improved asthma management for many patients. The field of implementation research has emerged to address the science-to-real-world gap by improving the adoption, integration, scaling up, and sustaining of evidence-based interventions, policies,....
State of the Art in Case Management: 2018 & Beyond
Toni Cesta, Ph.D., RN, FAAN and Beverly Cunningham, MS, RN
Case management is found across the continuum of care, most recently returning to the community where its roots began. This program will review where case management came from and how it will work in today’s managed care and government payer environments. This webinar will review Medicare’s latest programs that impact the rol....
Infection Prevention and Control - Level 1
Rowena Chilvers, Jo Green, Helen Dunn, Deborah Tyler, Mohamed Sadak, Esther Taborn.
This e-learning session meets the statutory and mandatory training requirements and learning outcomes for Infection Prevention and Control Level 1 in the UK Core Skills Training Framework (UK CSTF).
SIP Core Integration Seminar 3: Communication: Pitfalls and Clearing Exercises
Jim Morningstar, PhD
3.00 Hours
Knowing how to recognize "Risky Rascals," those commonly used messages that purport to help, but which enmesh communicators emotional systems is key to assisting self and others to increase clarity and effectiveness. Recognizing communication styles and redirecting ineffective styles is the second goal of this seminar.
SIP Core Integration Seminar 4: Therapeutic Breathwork Introduction
Jim Morningstar, PhD
2.00 Hours
The basic elements of therapeutic breathwork that has been developed since the 1970's and applied to areas of therapy, medicine and spiritual growth is presented through audio download and class text, "Breathing in Light and Love, Milwaukee, WI: Transformations Incorporated, 1994, by Jim Morningstar." Practitioners will be intro....
Understanding Dementia 2 - Person Centred Care
e3Learning
This course has been developed to help the learner provide person centred care that is tailored to the individual needs of people suffering from dementia.
Weaning from Mechanical Ventilation
Gareth Hughes
This session describes the process of weaning from mechanical ventilation, the pathophysiology that affects the success of weaning and the predictors of weaning success and failure. It also describes weaning techniques and the role of tracheostomy and non-invasive ventilation.
Emotional Support and Signposting
David McCracken
This session will help you to understand the skills required to communicate effectively with individuals and families affected by bereavement, demonstrating empathy and signposting to other services where appropriate.
Moving and Handling Level 1
National Health England
Moving and handling can be a frequent activity for many employees. In health and social care, moving and handling injuries account for 40% of work-related sickness absence. Around 5000 moving and handling injuries are reported each year in health services.
Wound Care for Health Providers
Deborah Zaricor: MSN, RN, CWOCN, WOC
5.00 Hours
This online self-study course is designed to provide health providers with the most up-to-date tools to allow delivery of successful treatment plans for wound healing and will refresh you on the very basic form of clinical practice, which is tending the wounds of the patients.
Verbal De-escalation Techniques
Oluwatoni Idowu and David Keen
This session introduces verbal de-escalation techniques and outlines how to integrate areas included in a safety plan in your current care plans.
Mechanisms of Action, Effectiveness and UKMEC
Ruth Bailey
This session will give an overview of the contraceptive choices that are currently available and explore their effectiveness. It will outline the principles of assessment so that safe contraceptive choices can be offered using evidence-based guidance. The session will also discuss the mechanisms for initiating and switching meth....
FEB 2 Webinar with exam
Mr WCEA Administrator
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Interstitial Lung Disease and the Acute Medical Take
Melissa Heightman
This session outlines a variety of ways in which interstitial lung disease (ILD) may present on the acute medical take.
Mechanisms Behind Haemoptysis in Bronchiectasis
Gaurav Agarwal
This session explains the mechanisms associated with haemoptysis in bronchiectasis.
Integrating Mental Health into Primary Care
Dr. Theddeus Iheanacho
The lecture will focus on potential opportunities and barriers to integrated mental health and primary care
Megaloblastic Anaemia and An Approach to Macrocytosis
Dr Shinny Alimia
To discuss the aetiology, pathophysiology, clinical features, diagnostic approach and management of megaloblastic anaemia from vitamin B12 and folate deficiency. In addition, cover an approach to macrocytosis.
Understanding and managing substance use disorders in the primary care setting
Dr Theddeus Iheanacho
Provides an overview of addiction to substances substance use disorders and the medications and therapies for substance use disorders.
The Evolving Standard of Care: Immuno-Oncology Agents for Cervical Cancer
Linda R. Duska, Haley Moss, Abimbola Farinde, Jason Welch, Annette Sophin
0.50 Hours
Although early-stage cervical cancer can be effectively treated with surgery or chemoradiotherapy, locally advanced, recurrent, or metastatic diagnoses have poor prognoses with current treatment options. Novel immuno-oncology, targeted, and combination approaches are improving outcomes for advanced disease, representing a shift....