Stress 101
Aila Accad
1 Hours
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that 90% of all physician visits are stress related. It is important for health professionals to understand the dynamics of stress, how stress contributes to illness and what to do to change stress habits. In this course, healthcare professionals will be able to identify how the st....
Treatment of Fetal Alcohol Disorders
Patricia B. Getty, Jon Dunbar-Cooper,Josefine Haynes-Battle, and LCDR Daniel A. Bailey.
3 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 CE course provides healthcare professionals working with pregnant women and those with FASD the procedures f....
Support for People with Cancer
Industry Specialists
5 Hours
This course was developed from the National Cancer Institute booklet which is a resource for the person with cancer and those close to them. The booklet discusses: learning of the cancer diagnosis; family matters; sharing feelings about cancer; talking with the health care team; dealing with a new self-image; and living each da....
The Role of Community Health Workers and Diabetes
Michael Parchman, MD, MPH and Ileana Ponce-Gonzalez, MD, MPH
1 Hours
In this seminar participants will be able to identify the performance measures established by HRSA related to diabetes, as well as the signs and symptoms of diabetes. Participants will also learn how to manage their diabetes via a healthy lifestyle and regular monitoring of blood glucose levels. Focus will also be given to the r....
Understanding Urinary Tract Infections
Georgina Casey
What causes urinary tract infections (UTI)? Who is most at risk? How do we best manage UTI? When should bacteriuria be treated? Why do people with urinary catheters have greater risk of UTI and how does our nursing practice affect this? UTI are symptomatic inflammatory conditions of the lower urinary tract including the bladder....
AROC 2022 - Medical Errors
Alan D. Carr, D.O., F.A.A.A.
For questions or comments regarding the information presented in the continuing medical education lecture, please contact Amanda Howell at [email protected] or Tajma Kotoric at [email protected] and your email will be returned within the next 24 hours. Review of Medical Errors for 2022. This is a two part CME Activity, a....
Improving patient care through concept mapping
Suzanne Aberdeen
1 Hours
This learning module reviews the use of concept mapping as a person-centred problem-solving aid to assessment, risk management, care evaluation and care planning for nurses. Concept maps are diagrams that are used to organise, represent and create knowledge, and provide a useful framework for critical analysis and problem solvin....
Preparing for your annual staff appraisal: employee and manager preparation
Bob Price
1 Hours
Annual appraisals are an important part of workforce management and staff development. To improve the appraisal process, the professional interests of the practitioner and objectives of the organisation need to be aligned. Nurses should be well prepared for their annual appraisal so that they can gain the most from it, as well a....
Appraisal Skills for Midwifery Managers
Ray Wicks and Phil Dale
The Royal College of Midwives Welcome to this module on Appraisal Skills for Midwifery Managers, which will take you through a series of six units that have been designed to enable you to better understand the appraisal process and to maximise the results that you achieve from this process. This module will focus on and expl....
Common Diseases affecting the Arterial Disease 14 [DABCI 1019-1020]
Robert Kessinger, DC, DABCI, and Ben Bowers, DC, DABCI
This session provides an overview on the principles, practices, nomenclature, patient work-up and management of the common diseases affecting the arterial system commonly seen in the internal disorder practice.
The role of surveillance in preventing healthcare-associated infections
Brett G Mitchell and Philip L Russo
1 Hours
Surveillance of healthcare-associated infections is central to healthcare epidemiology and infection control programmes and a critical factor in the prevention of these infections. By definition, the term 'infection prevention' implies that healthcare-associated infections may be preventable. The purpose of surveillance is to pr....
Value of eggs during pregnancy and early childhood
Carrie Ruxton
1 Hours
The maternal diet is believed to influence infant health, as does diet in early life following the introduction of solid foods. Eggs, commonly available and low in cost, contain nutrients that may be of benefit during pregnancy as well as during weaning. Key nutrients include vitamin D, folate, iodine, selenium and long-chain n-....
Transition from Child-centred to Adult-orientated Healthcare
Janet McDonagh, Anita Morgan and Marcelle Sousa
0.5 Hours
This session explores the importance of transitional care, as young people with long-term conditions and/or disability negotiate the move from child-centred to adult-orientated care.
Supporting Self Care
Patricia Wilkie
This session will explore self care from the perspectives of the key people involved – the person living with a long-term condition (LTC), the healthcare professional and the healthcare provider.
Why do People Consult
Andrew Shanks
0.5 Hours
This session will introduce some psycho-social ways of thinking about different influences on consulting behaviour. You will be asked to reflect on your own experiences.
Self Appraisal
Daryl Goodwin
0.5 Hours
This session describes an approach to self-appraisal, and provides practical tips and guidance about appraisal of consultation performance in primary care.
Resuscitation Adult - Level 2
National Health Service
This e-learning session meets the statutory and mandatory training requirements and learning outcomes for Resuscitation Adult Level 2 in the UK Core Skills Training Framework (UK CSTF).
The Role of the Consultation
Roger Neighbour
0.5 Hours
This introduction session contains video footage of six well-known GP opinion leaders and writers as they give 'their take' on the place of the consultation in contemporary general practice.
Working with Local Community Organisations
Asif Afridi and Paramjit Gill
0.5 Hours
Voluntary and community organisations can help your patients in a variety of ways. This session enables you to match the support needs of people who use your practice with other local organisations that could help them. This session was reviewed by Suchita Shah and last updated in February 2015.
Self Awareness in Communication
Carole Tallon
This session explains the importance of self-awareness and reflection in end-of-life care.
SARS-COV-2 - COVID 19
Dr. Juli Reynolds PhD
Neo Consult This course provides information on what facilities should be doing to be prepared to respond to a case of an emerging respiratory virus such as the novel coronavirus, how to identify a case once it occurs, and how to properly implement IPC measures to ensure there is no further transmission to HCW or to other patie....
Module 1: Equipping Nurses and Midwives Across Africa for Effective Infection Treatment and Control
Melonie A. Owusu
This module aims to equip nurses and midwives with knowledge to identify, manage, and prevent MPOX, focusing on its epidemiology, transmission patterns, and the current context in Africa.
Appropriate Imaging Examination for a Patient
Fiona Carmichael
The dentist has several options when choosing a radiograph, and should recognise which radiograph is most appropriate for a given pathology. The dentist should also be aware of the typical radiation doses and risks associated with these options.
Selection Criteria for Radiographic Examination
Fiona Carmichael
This session identifies the guidelines that support dentists in the selection of the most appropriate dental radiograph. It further explains how dentists incorporate the guidelines into dental practice.
Translating Information into a Diagnosis
Andrew Shelley
As a dentist, you will need to make a thorough diagnosis from a variety of information sources. The aim of the diagnosis is to formulate an appropriate treatment plan for an individual.