Overview of types of medical errors, common risks from falls, medication errors, accurate meds delivery, proper documentation, reporting errors, root cause analysis, and patient safety goals for Occupational Therapists in Florida.

This course meets the domestic violence continuing education requirement for healthcare providers in the state of Florida including implications, risk factors, signs and symptoms, documentation, FL's reporting guidelines, interventions and resources.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS and review of special population risks.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, and CDC strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS, review of special population risks, psychosocial issues and concerns of family and care providers.

This course meets the HIV/AIDS requirement in Florida. The course covers: Incidence of HIV/AIDS in Florida, the Florida Omnibus AIDS Act, modes of transmission, clinical management, CDC strategies for prevention, special population risks, psychosocial issues, concerns of family and care providers and possible co-infections and their management.

This course meets the Florida requirement for reporting and prevention of medical errors (Statute 456.013), covering types of medical errors, risk factors, reporting, improving outcomes and public education.

Meets FL requirements for CE in preventing medical errors; approved by Florida Physical Therapy Assoc. Covers types of medical errors, risk factors, vulnerable populations, fall risk and intervention, documentation and reporting of errors, patient safety goals.

This course meets the ethics and jurisprudence continuing competency requirement for Georgia PTs and PTAs and is approved by the Physical Therapy Association of Georgia. Covers ethical concepts and issues, standards, codes of ethics, Georgia Physical Therapy Practice Act, civil and criminal law as applicable to physical therapy.

This course meets the domestic violence requirement for nurses and other healthcare professionals in the state of Kentucky. The course covers scope and dynamics of domestic violence, signs and symptoms, legal issues reporting guidelines and interventions.

Meets the requirement for pain and symptom management continuing education for nurses in Michigan. Covers pain and symptom management, including the nature of pain, sources, assessment, diagnosis, and interventions to relieve pain.

Meets Nevada requirements for healthcare workers who may be called upon to treat people exposed to chemical, biologic, radioactive, or nuclear agents used in a terrorist act.

Review of requirements for mandated reporters of child abuse and neglect in NY, including definitions of maltreatment, abuse, and neglect; physical and behavioral indicators, risk factors; situations requiring reporting; procedures for placing a child in protective custody.

Infection control practices, procedures for healthcare professionals; meets NY State requirements. Includes the chain of infection; CDC guidelines; Standard, Contact, Droplet, and Airborne Precautions; engineering, work practice, environmental controls.

Nursing practice standards for RNs and LPNs in Ohio; promotion of client safety, applying the nursing process, and roles of the Ohio Board of Nursing and the Ohio Nurses Association. Course is approved by the Ohio Board of Nursing and meets requirements for CE on the Ohio Nurse Practice Act.

This course will fulfill the Oregon requirement for 6 hours of continuing education in pain management. It covers the management of pain and its nature, sources, assessment, interventions, documentation, ethical and legal issues, and effects upon special populations.

Meets the two-hour ethics and professional responsibility continuing education requirement for license renewal purposes for Texas PTs and PTAs. Theoretical basis for ethical decision-making, APTA Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct Guide, legal standards of behavior, case scenarios.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a two-unit course for healthcare professionals. HIV/AIDS scope, risk factors Univeral Precautions, reduction, personal impact and support for family and care givers.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a four-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS,factors of transmission, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

Meets Washington State Dept. of Health requirements on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and training in a seven-unit course for healthcare professionals. Epidemiology and etiology of HIV/AIDS, factors of transmission, testing, counseling, treatment guidelines, confidentiality and psychosocial issues.

Review of end-of-life care designed to meet the West Virginia CE requirements legislated for nurses licensed in West Virginia. Included ethical challenges, communication, pharmacological measures, psychosocial issues, the special needs patient and care of the patient during the last hours.