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Understanding the Role of Surgical Interventions in Cardiac Arrythmias
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Teacher Priya Nair, MSN, RN
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Priya Nair, MSN, RN
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Harilal Nair, APRN
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2020 Comprehensive Nursing Update Course (30 Contact Hours)
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Members only: Click here to begin the course and earn your certificate. Not a member? Sign up now. This course is included in membership. Non-members: Click here to view the course. Contact Hours Awarded: 30 Hours In this course we will cover a variety of nursing topics which are listed in the course outline below….
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Teacher Meghan Jenkins, MSN, APRN
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2020 Comprehensive Nursing Update Course (Viewing Only)
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Not a member? Sign up. Contact Hours Awarded: 30 Hours In this course we will cover a variety of nursing topics which are listed in the course outline below. This course is appropriate for both RNs and LPNs. Upon completion of this single module you will receive a certificate for 30 contact hours. To begin,…
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Liver Transplant: Beyond The Basics (Viewing Only)
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Not a member? Sign up. Contact Hours: 3.5 The first liver transplant was performed in 1967 by Dr. Thomas Starzl. Today, liver disease is the 12th most common cause of death. Liver transplant remains the last treatment option for patients with end-stage liver disease. Do you want to learn more about the transplant process and…
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Teacher Chelsea McCracken, MSN, AGACNP-BC
- 429 Students
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Drains: Everything You Need to Know (Viewing Only)
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Not a member? Sign up. Contact Hours: 2.5 Drains are often placed in patients to allow for drainage of a site. The most common indication for drains is to evacuate abscesses/infection. Nurses caring for patients with drains are often intimidated and overwhelmed. In this CE course you will learn about drain management and how care…
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Nursing Documentation 101: How to Guard Your License (Viewing Only)
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Not a member? Sign up. Contact Hours: 2.5 Documenting is at best a useful tool for communication and at worst a necessary evil. It is well-known that documenting is one of the most tedious aspects of bedside nursing. It takes time away from patient care and may be used for (or against) you in court….
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Teacher Jillian Hay-Roe, RN, BSN, RN-NIC, LNC
- 385 Students
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Prone Positioning in ARDS: How To Do It Right (Viewing Only)
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Not a member? Sign up. Contact Hours: 4 Acute respiratory distress syndrome is a rapidly progressive and often fatal condition with a mortality of >50%. ARDS is encountered by nurses in all hospitals settings- from small rural hospitals to large urban centers. Patients may quickly become too unstable for transport, therefore it is imperative that…
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Measles: The Forgotten Virus is Making a Comeback (Viewing Only)
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Not a member? Sign up. Contact hours: 1.5 Measles (Rubeola) is an infectious virus that affects predominantly children. It can have affect many systems leading to life-threatening pneumonia and/or encephalitis. Many healthcare practitioners are inexperienced the disease as it was rare in the U.S. prior to the current anti-vaccination movement. In this course we will…
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Teacher Caitlin Goodwin, MSN, Certified Nurse Midwife
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Influenza: Recognition, Treatment and Red Flags (Viewing Only)
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Not a member? Sign up. Contact hours: 2.5 Every year approximately 5-20% of the population will fall ill with seasonal influenza. 200,000 of those will become ill enough to require hospitalization. In recent years H1N1 was responsible for an unprecedented number of deaths among young, healthy adults. It is imperative that nurses are able to…
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Teacher Sarah Schulze, MSN, APRN
- 563 Students