CE Courses

Start this course! Course Description This course equips healthcare professionals with the knowledge and tools to recognize and address implicit bias in their practice. By understanding and mitigating ...

Start this course! Course Description Non-invasive ventilation (NIV) is a method of delivering oxygen and ventilatory support via a mask without the need for an invasive procedure, such as intubation. ...

Start this course! Course Description Health equity is important for  everyone to be able to live a healthy life. It is difficult to live a healthy lifestyle when there are vast differences ...

Start this course! Course Description Trauma is a widespread public health concern in the U.S. resulting from different causes including but not limited to physical, emotional, or sexual ...

Start this course! Course Description Healthcare organizations must prepare for a range of emergencies, including violent acts that are increasingly common in the U.S., power outages that can ...

Start this course! Course Description Airway suctioning is a key component of airway management, both inside and outside of the intensive care unit (ICU).  This course will discuss ...

Start this course! Course Description This course will provide the different types of FDA-approved vaccinations, review the importance of prevention strategies, explain the use of the CDC's ...

Start this course! Course Description This course will provide nurses and other healthcare professionals with information about the risk factors that make a person susceptible to contracting ...

Start this course! Course Description STIs are a worldwide problem and rates have been increasing over time. They can burden the healthcare system. STIs can have a major effect on short-term ...

Start this course! Course Description Communication is at the heart of safety. Without excellent communication skills, an organization can suffer, and patient safety can be greatly affected. ...

Start this course! Course Description Workplace violence spans all settings, not just healthcare. However, according to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics, or BLS, hospitals are one of the ...

Start this course! Course Description It is imperative that clinicians understand the importance of monitoring artificial airway cuff pressure and applying the current standards of care. This ...

Start this course! Course Description Self-care for nurses is vital to maintaining optimal health, which is a necessary component of safe patient care delivery. Nurses makeup the largest group ...

Start this course! Course Description While central venous catheters are a valuable tool for treating patients, poor care and maintenance can contribute to negative outcomes. In fact, central ...

Start this course! Course Description Diabetes is a chronic disease that affects the population worldwide. Diabetes can be a complex and fatal disease, if not treated appropriately. It can ...

Start this course! Course Description Diabetes is a chronic disease that affects the population worldwide. Diabetes can be a complex and fatal disease, if not treated appropriately. It can ...

Start this course! Course Description Diabetes is a chronic disease that affects the population worldwide. Diabetes can be a complex and fatal disease, if not treated appropriately. It can ...

Start this course! Course Description Sepsis, a life-threatening condition, is a leading cause of death in U.S. hospitals. Its unpredictable nature and rapid progression make it a medical ...

Start this course! Course Description IV placement and maintenance is one of the most commonly performed procedures for nurses in the acute care setting and is becoming more and more common in ...

Start this course! Course Description In this course, we’ll explore central line catheter use, the etiology and epidemiology of CLABSIs, associated risks, and evidence-based practices for ...