Safety

Start this course! Course Description Sepsis is one of the oldest and most elusive conditions in medicine today. It is estimated that there are over 30 million cases of sepsis worldwide each ...

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 will review the utilization of central line catheters as well as the etiology and epidemiology of CLABSIs. The risks associated with CLABSI ...

Start this course! Course Description This course will review the best practices for the insertion, access and maintenance of central venous catheters (CVCs). The types of central venous catheters ...

Start this course! Course Description This course is divided into three modules that will focus on alternatives to indwelling urinary catheters, or IUCs, for incontinent patients; knowing the ...

Start this course! Course Description This course is divided into five modules that will focus on deciding which patients need an indwelling urinary catheter, or IUC, understanding the different ...

Start this course! Course Description As patient populations become more diverse, it is important that healthcare professionals be able to serve all patient populations and create an environment ...

Start this course! Course Description Cardiac electrophysiology is the study of the electrical system of the heart. This course will explore the basics of cardiac electrophysiology and strengthen ...

Start this course! Course Description It is every caregiver’s responsibility to contribute to a culture of patient or resident safety by practicing proper hand hygiene at all times as well ...

Start this course! Course Description Vascular access in the neonatal and pediatric population can be physically and emotionally challenging. Significant advances in medical and surgical care ...