1 Hour 50 Minutes

With more people using computers and cell phones than ever before, neck and shoulder pain are on the rise.  Assessing movement-related impairments in these patients/clients is an essential skill in managing musculoskeletal pain.  This session will explore postural control mechanisms, myofascial imbalances and how they contribute to pain syndromes.

1 Hour 20 Minutes

Powered by RockTape, this module will introduce you to the concepts behind IASTM and discuss 3 different treatment stroke techniques to improve functional outcomes for general rehabilitation.

1 Hour 59 Minutes

From joint replacements to stroke recovery, kinesiology tape has rapidly gained popularity in geriatric and neurological rehabilitation due to its unique ability to improve movement and function.

1 Hour 55 Minutes

In this recording, you’ll explore the top interventions and goal-setting strategies used by leading clinicians in the field of dementia. Walk through a differential diagnosis of all degenerative neurological disorders, and learn how to stage a patient’s dementia with accuracy to assure safety and appropriate expectations.

12 Hours 15 Minutes

Watch this certificate course recording and receive a detailed understanding and foundation of the skills of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) as applied to clients with mental health and chemical dependency issues. Going beyond symptom management, these skills are designed to improve functioning to build satisfying lives.

6 Hours 02 Minutes

Watch Susan Lewis, psychologist and attorney, for this recording that will prepare you for litigation issues which can put your client, your license and your practice at risk.

13 Hours

Advances in neuroscience have provided a roadmap for the brain that shows us the key to working with anxious minds. But knowing how to interpret the complex map neuroscience provides has left many clinicians wondering … How do I unlock the complicated inner works of the brain to guide my client sessions?

6 Hours 27 Minutes

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1 Hour 15 Minutes

Learn bedside assessment strategies used in ruling out the following emergencies as the reason for a change in the patient condition: 1) pulmonary embolus, 2) myocardial rupture and cardiac tamponade, 3) tension pneumothorax, 4) aortic dissection, and 5) mechanical complications of ventricular septal defect and papillary muscle rupture. Improve your cardiovascular assessment skills including auscultation of heart and lung sounds, ECG warning signs, assessment of jugular venous distention, and consideration of hemodynamic data.

2 Hours

This session will teach you strategies for the diagnosis and risk stratification of acute coronary syndrome including the 12-lead ECG, patient presentation, and cardiac biomarkers, as well as unique presentation features found in women and the elderly. L

2 Hours 51 Minutes

Much has changed in the use of the bedside monitor as an essential assessment tool for the cardiac patient. This session will improve your skills, maximize your monitoring capabilities, and optimize your patient outcomes. You will learn how to make the monitor work for you in identifying problems. The 3 primary focus areas of bedside monitoring identified in evidence-based standards will be covered including arrhythmia detection, ST segment monitoring and QT interval assessment. 

6 Hours 25 Minutes

Attend this comprehensive ECG seminar and take your ECG knowledge to the next level. Your speakers Cynthia Webner, DNP, RN, CCNS, CCRN-CMC, CHFN, and Karen Marzlin, DNP, RN, CCNS, CCRN-CMC, CHFN will focus on the direct application of ECG interpretation in clinical practice and case study analyses, with many opportunities to practice your 12-lead ECG assessment skills.

5 Hours 37 Minutes

Falls are the leading cause of injury death and the most common cause of nonfatal injuries and hospital admissions for trauma among older adults. Although prevalent, providers often discover balance deterioration in its aftermath, learning to recognize and treat balance disorders from piecemeal lessons learned the hard way.

6 Hours 10 Minutes

There is a renewed focus in health care today on comfort care at the end of life. Research studies reveal that health professionals need to know more about the needs of dying persons regardless of setting: hospital, skilled nursing facility, home care or hospice.

5 Hours 31 Minutes

Attend this seminar and learn functional assessment techniques and discover how the cranial nerves drive both assessment and treatment. Join national speaker and dysphagia expert, Tiffani Wallace, MA, CCC-SLP, BRS-S, LSVT Certified Clinician, MBSImP Registered Clinician, as she teaches you practical, functional and affordable strategies and techniques that can be immediately incorporated into your workday.

1 Hour 30 Minutes

Motivational Interviewing (MI) is more than just a buzzword. It is an evidenced-based approach that will take the lecturing and negotiating out of the conversation with your patients, and provide you with effective strategies that will increase the behavior change your clients need. It’s a proven technique that can improve patient outcomes and quality in an organization, increase success and reduce re-admission.

1 Hour 49 Minutes

Get the latest and greatest on ARDS in this up-to-date, comprehensive and interactive session! We’ll discuss the underlying physiology, so you understand WHY you’re seeing what you’re seeing, the patient’s projected clinical course and rationales for each intervention….

1 Hour 41 Minutes

Sharpen your skills in identification and management for hypernatremia and hyponatremia. Many patients seek help in the emergency department for symptoms of sodium imbalance and others are admitted with or develop sodium imbalance while in the hospital. These imbalances can present in a variety of complex and confusing ways and you, as the front-line responder, need to be aware to recognize and react quickly and effectively to protect patients.

2 Hours 35 Minutes

Hospitalizations for sepsis more than doubled between 2000 and 2010. Patients with sepsis are more likely to have extended hospital stays and many patients experience major organ damage or death. You as a critical care or emergency department nurse, are on the front line in patient care and you will leave with tools that will assist you to identify subtle symptoms of sepsis and prepare you to assist in implementing the “surviving sepsis guidelines 2013”.

2 Hours 44 Minutes

“Never events” is a term coined by Ken Keizer, MD, former CEO of National Quality Forum, in 2001, in reference to shocking medical errors that should never occur. Never events are devastating and costly for organizations. There are currently 29 events that are recognized as “never events”. Clinical nurses are highly competent with skills and knowledge that can reduce these events.

5 Hours 41 Minutes

Post-operative complications can be fatal if not recognized and treated rapidly. Complications can lead to extended hospital stays, increased cost, and diminished quality of life. If you care for patients who have received sedation, anesthesia and analgesia in the operative, interventional or diagnostic setting, this seminar is for you.