Sustainable Healthcare Waste Management
Janita Hoffman
LabCoP’s Waste Management ECHO session, held on 7 Dec 2023, focused on sustainable healthcare waste management. Having a comprehensive waste management system backed by competent policies/guidelines, competent staff, appropriate technologies chosen, deployed, and properly maintained is an obligation of every institution. Janita....
Professional Clinical Midwifery Leadership
Clare Capito, Jessica Read, Michelle Waterfall, Claire Keegan, Kate Nash, Georgina Sims, Lisa Stephens, Lindsey Morgan, Jane E Tyler, Maeva Kamtcheu, Sarah Purdy, Louise Murphy, Emma Wadey, Sarah Legood
"In 2017, Midwifery supervision changed and the employer-led Advocating and educating for quality improvement (A-EQUIP) model of supervision was launched. The Professional Midwifery Advocate (PMA) role was introduced to implement the model. These elearning sessions were originally designed to support the launch of the A-EQUIP....
Assessment and Management of Weight Loss and Loss of Appetite
Kathleen Sherry
This session gives a framework for assessing and managing loss of appetite (anorexia), weight loss and cachexia in patients near the end of their lives. This session was reviewed by Alice Gray and Richard Kitchen and last updated in January 2021.
Assessment of Mood
Annabel Price and Max Henderson
This session provides a framework for the assessment of mood as an essential first step to appropriate management of depression.
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Management of Sore Mouth and Other Oral Problems
Sim Lan Koon and Jason Ward
Oral problems can impact greatly on the quality of life of patients receiving end-of-life care. This session provides a framework for the assessment and management of a sore mouth and other oral problems.
Symptom Management in People With Learning Disabilities
Regina McQuillan and Karen Ryan
This session identifies issues when providing palliative and end-of-life care for people with learning disabilities and how these can be addressed.
Individual Preferences and Cultural Influences on Symptom Management
Carina Saxby
This session discusses the role of cultural influences and patients’ individual preferences on symptom management and care plans.
Assessment of Physical and Cognitive Deterioration in Function
Doiminic Ó Brannagáin
This session provides a framework for the assessment of physical and cognitive deterioration in function in end-of-life care patients.
General Approach to Assessment of Symptoms
Howard Evans
This session provides a general approach to the assessment of symptoms, an essential first step before a plan for symptom management and care can be started.
Influence of Transition Points and Crises on Decision-Making in Symptom Management
Dee Traue
This session discusses how to deal with transition points and crises, both in terms of initial management options and how these options can be explained and discussed with patients approaching the end of life and their relatives and carers. The ways in which these transition points and crises influence decision-making in symptom....
Management of Cognitive Deterioration
Leena Srivastava and Mary Comiskey
As the end of life approaches, patients with either advanced cancer or other progressive life-limiting illnesses may experience a reduction in their cognitive function, such as forgetfulness, confusion or agitation. This session provides a framework for the management of diminishing cognitive function.
AHN-ALL-RPh-ALL-CPEProgram-Immunization Update 2020-4.2020
Dr Christina Billias
Pharmacists Call the Shots: Immunizations Review 2020
DPS2020: Tobacco, Nicotine and Vaping: Prevention and Treatment
Mrs Judith Petruzzi MEd
This course covers tobacco, nicotine and vaping prevention and treatment.
DPS2020: Home School Visitor/School Social Worker Forum
Mrs Judith Petruzzi MEd
This guided discussion deals with COVID-19 and return to school. The role of the Home School Visitor / School Social Worker is discussed, as well as updates on legislation impacting the field.
CHAPTER 18 – HUMANITARIAN ETHICS: ON COMPLICITY
Chiara Lepora
This chapter begins by defining what complicity is, and how to differentiate it from other wrongs committed with other people. It will then analyze what the doctor’s responsibility is regarding complicity. Because a doctor’s duty is to work in the interest of her patients, the chapter will highlight cases where ethical questions....
AHN-ALL-Tech-CPEProgram-Diabetes Overview-4.2020
Maria Peluso, Ashley Roland, Emily Kulesza
Knowledge-based: Designed to acquire factual knowledge. This information must be evidence-based and drawn from guidelines, research and published literature recognized by the health care professions. The minimum credit for these activities is 30 minutes or 0.5 contact hour.
AHN-ALL-Tech-CPEProgram-Peds-Med Safety-4.2020
Carissa Dolan, Sun Kwon, Emily Bauman
Knowledge-based: Designed to acquire factual knowledge. This information must be evidence-based and drawn from guidelines, research and published literature recognized by the health care professions. The minimum credit for these activities is 30 minutes or 0.5 contact hour.
CPAA Covid-19 Tax Update - September 2020
Ms Lindsey Osborne
This is the CPAA Covid-19 Tax Update for September 2020