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Continuing Education

More Ways to Get Your Continuing Education Credits!
 

The Online Learning Center is expanding its course offerings and providing you with more ways to earn your continuing education credits from wherever it is convient for you to study at a cost you can afford. Check out some of our new offerings.


Nurses - in honor of AACN NTI 2008, receive free CE in May, 2008 by registering here at the Philips Learning Center!

Choose from any of the following free AACN Category A approved CE online courses in May and have up to six months to take the assessment test and obtain the CE contact hours:

 

Choose from any of the following free AACN Category A approved CE online courses in May and have up to six months to take the assessment test and obtain the CE contact hours:

1) End Tidal CO2 Monitoring and Resuscitation (1 contact hour)

Measurement of the end tidal carbon dioxide (EtCO2) value, coupled with use of the continuous, real-time measure of EtCO2 via the capnography waveform, or capnograph, provides a powerful diagnostic tool in the evaluation and treatment of a variety of clinical situations. The primary focus of this presentation is on the use of both the EtCO2 value and the capnogram in the evaluation and treatment of patients experiencing potentially life-threatening resuscitative events, however a limited selection of other capnography clinical applications is also shared. In addition, the speaker offers guidelines about how to use EtCO2 to guide decisions about patient selection for resuscitation treatment, and secondarily, how use of this information helps to channel communication efforts around end-of-life issues.

2) Breast Cancer Overview (1.5 contact hours)

This module is designed to give the participant a general overview of breast cancer. No prior medical knowledge is required. Upon completion the student will be able to distinguish between the basic forms of breast cancer and understand its various stages of development. Additionally there is a review of the most common detection techniques (including self-examination) and a discussion on the ever-expanding variety of imaging technologies. Finally, there is an introduction to surgical and drug treatment options available.

3) Early Identification & Treatment of Sepsis Using Clinical Decision Support (0.5 contact hour)

This session will begin with a brief description of the currently recommended physiologic monitoring for patients at risk for sepsis. Using these, practice recommendations for maximizing the use of currently available clinical decision support tools for critically ill patients at risk for sepsis will be discussed.

4) How to Succeed with Defibrillation, Cardioversion, and Transcutaneous Pacing (1 contact hour)

Chances for successful use of defibrillation, synchronized cardioversion, and transcutaneous pacing therapy can be improved when clinicians both understand the technology and how to apply the therapy to minimize risks of failure. This course is designed to provide practical tips, knowledge of which will enable the clinician to defibrillate, cardiovert, and pace with confidence.

Other AACN CE approved nursing specific course topics available at the Philips Learning Center include:

* Applied Anatomy
* Disease
* Clinical Strategies
* Management Topics
* HIPAA
* Sepsis

Register today at the Philips Learning Center and go to the Nursing category in the course catalog to obtain your free CE.

* Please visit us at the AACN NTI meeting (booth 2501) to obtain another CE on CD.


FREE CE ! (Under On Sale Today)

  • Case Study - Ductal Carcinoma In Situ  (1.0 CE)
  • Case Study - Gout (0.5 CE)

These learning exercises provide information regarding the disease or condition and by reviewing the medical history and test results of several diagnostic modalities, the characteristics of this pathology are examined.

* Offer valid from 4/1/08 - 6/30/08


NEW Series by Dr. Ashley Davidoff, M.D.!
  • Clinical Strategies - Chest Pain (2 CE)
  • Clinical Strategies - Acute Myocardial Infarction (1.5 CE)
  • Clinical Strategies - Neck Pain (1 CE)
  • Clinical Strategies - Abdominal Pain (1 CE)
  • Clinical Strategies - Headache (1 CE)

* Under Diseases and Conditions in the Course Catalog

Dr. Davidoff reviews in this comprehesive series the causes of pain, the characteristic clinical presentations, the general approach to management as well as the usual diagnostic algorithm, procedures and imaging studies that are performed. The courses begins with a review of the applied anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology of the body part.


 

NEW Tutorials by Sinclair Community College!

  • Bariatric Surgery: Treatment for Obesity (1 CE)
  • Quality Assurance in Radiation Oncology (1 CE)
  • HIPAA, Part 1: Overview and Patient Confidentiality (1 CE)
  • HIPAA, Part 2: Security Standards for Health Care Records (1 CE)
  • HIPAA, Part 3: Management of Patient Health Care Records (1 CE)

Sinclair Community College has a 30-year history of providing quality instruction in radiologic technology. In addition, the college’s nationally recognized distance-delivered learning activities date back as early as 1979. By fusing quality radiologic technology instruction with a state of the art distance delivery framework, Sinclair offers top-notch, relevant continuing education opportunities.

* Under Sinclair Community College


 

Check out our Cardiology section!

  • Cardiovascular Pathophysiology (1 CE)
  • Coronary Catheters Getting Bent Into Shape (1 CE)
  • The Basic EP Study: Uncovering Tachycardias (1 CE)
  • Moderate Sedation (1. 5 CE)
  • Cardiac Structure and Function (CE)
  • Cardiovascular Hemodynamics (1 CE)

 

 

 

Healthworks, Inc., is a private Healthcare Professional Practice Organization offering a variety of departmental Staffing/Outsourcing solutions, as well as Consultative and Educational Services in the areas of invasive and non-invasive cardiology, electrophysiology and specialty nursing. Founded in 1997, the company is headquartered in Douglassville, PA.


 

   

 

Applied Anatomy Series

  • Applied Anatomy of the Lung-Part 2 (worth 4 credits)
  • Applied Anatomy of the Colon (4 credits)
  • Applied Anatomy of the Pancreas (2.0 credits)
  • Applied Anatomy of the Heart (2.5 credits)
  • Applied Anatomy of the Breast ( 2.5 credits)
  • Applied Anatomy of the Lung (3.0 credits)
  • Applied Anatomy of the Liver (1 credit)
  • Applied Anatomy of the Adrenal Glands (1 credit)
  • Applied Anatomy of the Great Veins (1.5 credits)


Utilizing multiple imaging modalities, these courses provide a comprehensive understanding of anatomy and physiology and how to apply that knowledge within medical imaging. The learner will also gain an understanding of the more common pathological conditions and how those conditions affect the structure and function of the organ.

* Under Davidoff Applied Anatomy Courses


Plain and Simple Series

Explaining confusing technology in an easy to understand way that is what the new "Plain and Simple" Series is all about. Check it out:

  • NEW! Understanding PACS Plain and Simple (2 CE)
  • Medical Imaging Trends in Healthcare Plain and Simple (1.0 CE)
  • X-Ray Plain and Simple (1.5 CE)
  • PACS Plain and Simple (1.5 CE)
  • Medical Image Processing (1.0 CE)
  • DICOM Plain and Simple (1.0 CE)
  • CR and DR Plain and Simple (2.0 CE)

* Under Radiology - Department Topics