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1 Take Charge of Your CE And Build Your Lifelong Learning Record in Healthcare Today! The Nurses Network is a leading content publisher focused on building courseware BY Nurses FOR Nurses, offering both regulatory and leadership programs, as well as a variety of clinical titles for specialties such as: Medical-Surgical, Cardiology, Critical Care, Pediatrics, Neonatal, Emergency, Transport, and more. The courses integrate solid medical and technical information with insight and stories from real-world clinical experiences; complimented by medical animations, interactivities and 3D graphics. The revolutionary CoursePark platform provides access to your own lifelong learning record, formal and informal knowledge exchange on its Boards for improved peer-peer engagement, social tools linked to Facebook and twitter, new blogs, and articles from experts in healthcare, and so much more! Come visit US and Receive 2 FREE CE COURSES
2 Leadership LEADERSHIP Conflict Management Cultural Competency Generational Issues in the Workplace Leadership Styles Contact Hours: 1.6 Mentoring Others Motivating Employees Roles of Leaders and Managers Service Excellence Strategic Planning Team Building Time Management Strategies LEARNING Active Adult Learning Learning Styles Patient and Family Education Preceptor Training Contact Hours: 1.6
3 Leadership Cont d COMMINICATIONS Building Patient Rapport - QL Conflict Management Cultural Competency Documentation and Reporting Generational Issues in the Workplace HIPAA for Healthcare Leadership Styles Medical Terminology 101 Mentoring Others Motivating Employees Patient and Family Education Patient Interview Techniques QL Roles of Leaders and Managers SBAR: A Communication Tool for RNs Service Excellence Team Building Contact Hours: 1.6 Contact Hours: 2.0
4 Regulatory PATIENT SAFETY Age -Specific Care Domestic Violence Elder Abuse End of Life Issues National Patient Safety Goals Pain Assessment & History Taking-QL Pain Management Pain Management-QL Patient Identification Patient Rights Pressure Ulcer Assessment Pressure Ulcer Prevention Preventing Medication Errors Restraint and Seclusion Understanding Advance Directives Universal Protocol (Guidelines) Contact Hours: 1.9 Contact Hours: 3.7 Contact Hours: 2.0
5 Regulatory Cont d NFECTION CONTROL Aseptic Technique (Guidelines) Bloodborne Pathogens Bloodborne Pathogens (Guidelines) Chain of Infection Hand Hygiene Hand Hygiene (Guidelines) Infection Control for Healthcare Professionals Infection Control for Hospital Workers Influenza Pandemic MRSA Standard Precautions Contact Hours: 4.7 Contact Hours: 3.3 Contact Hours: 0.7 LEGAL "Do not Use" Abbreviations Documentation and Reporting Elder Abuse HIPAA for Healthcare Medical Terminology 101 National Patient Safety Goals Patient Identification Patient Rights Restraint and Seclusion SBAR: A Communication Tool for RNs Understanding Advance Directives Contact Hours: 0.5 Contact Hours: 2.0 Contact Hours: 2.0
6 Clinical: By Specialty CARDIOLOGY 12- and 15-Lead ECG Interpretation Advanced Cardiac Rhythm Interpretation Basic Cardiac Rhythm Interpretation Cardiac Heart Sounds and the Valves Cardiac Interventions and Tests - QL Cardiac Risk Factors QL Cardiovascular Assessment Chest Pain Assessment QL Chest Pain Interview MI Symptom Management Myocardial Ischemia and Injury Other Common Causes of Chest Pain-QL Overview of 4 Main Heart Functions Rapid Cardiopulmonary Assessment QL Understanding ACE Inhibitors Understanding Antiarrhythmics Understanding BP and Orthostatic BP Understanding Diuretics Understanding Nitrates Understanding Shock Understanding Thrombolytics and Anticoagulants Contact Hours: 2.2 Contact Hours: 1.9
7 Clinical: By Specialty Cont d EMERGENCY 12- and 15-Lead ECG Interpretation ACLS Prep Advanced Blood Gas Interpretation Advanced Cardiac Rhythm Interpretation Airway Management Cardiac Interventions and Tests - QL Cardiac Risk Factors QL Chest Pain Assessment QL Chest Pain Interview * CPR Preparedness: Adult * CPR Preparedness: Infant and Child Maternity: HELLP Syndrome - QL MI Symptom Management Multi Organ Dysfunction Syndrome Other Common Causes of Chest Pain-QL Pediatric Cardiogenic Shock Pediatric Distributive Shock Pediatric Gastroesophageal Reflux-QL Pediatric Hypovolemic Shock Pediatric Obstructive Shock Pediatric Routine Growth Measurement-QL Pediatric Vital Signs-QL Rapid Cardiopulmonary Assessment QL Understanding Mechanical Ventilation Understanding Pediatric Shock Understanding Shock Contact Hours: 2.2 Contact Hours: 2.4 Contact Hours: 3.7 Contact Hours: 2.0 * These courses are not approved or accredited for continuing education credits. You will receive a certificate on completion however it will not include the accreditation statements and will not be accepted for CE
8 Clinical: By Specialty Cont d NEONATAL Common GI Diagnoses in the At-Risk Newborn * CPR Preparedness: Infant and Child Maternity: HELLP Syndrome - QL Newborn Abdominal Wall Defects Newborn- APGAR Scoring-QL Newborn Apnea and Airway Anomalies Newborn Brain: Anatomy Newborn Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia Newborn Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia Newborn Fistulas, Atresias and Malrotation Newborn Gas Exchange Newborn Gastrointestinal Assessment Newborn Necrotizing Enterocolitis Newborn Pneumonia and Meconium Aspiration Newborn Reflux and GERD Newborn Respiratory Assessment Newborn Respiratory Assessment-QL Newborn Respiratory Distress and HMD Newborn Respiratory Support and Retinopathy: Basics Contact Hours: 2.0 Contact Hours: 1.6 * These courses are not approved or accredited for continuing education credits. You will receive a certificate on completion however it will not include the accreditation statements and will not be accepted for CE
9 Clinical: By Specialty Cont d MATERNAL-NEWBORN Common GI Diagnoses in the At-Risk Newborn * CPR Preparedness: Infant and Child Maternity: HELLP Syndrome - QL Newborn Abdominal Wall Defects Newborn- APGAR Scoring-QL Newborn Apnea and Airway Anomalies Newborn Brain: Anatomy Newborn Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia Newborn Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia Newborn Fistulas, Atresias and Malrotation Newborn Gas Exchange Newborn Gastrointestinal Assessment Newborn Necrotizing Enterocolitis Newborn Pneumonia and Meconium Aspiration Newborn Reflux and GERD Newborn Respiratory Assessment Newborn Respiratory Assessment-QL Newborn Respiratory Distress and HMD Newborn Respiratory Support and Retinopathy: Basics Contact Hours: 2.0 Contact Hours: 1.6 * These courses are not approved or accredited for continuing education credits. You will receive a certificate on completion however it will not include the accreditation statements and will not be accepted for CE
10 Clinical: By Specialty Cont d CRITICAL CARE 12- and 15-Lead ECG Interpretation ACLS Prep Advanced Blood Gas Interpretation Advanced Cardiac Rhythm Interpretation Basics of Hemodynamic Monitoring Cardiac Interventions and Tests - QL Cardiac Risk Factors QL Central Venous Lines Chest Pain Assessment QL MI Symptom Management Other Common Causes of Chest Pain-QL Rapid Cardiopulmonary Assessment QL SCI - Spinal Cord Injury TBI - Traumatic Brain Injury Understanding Mechanical Ventilation Understanding Shock Contact Hours: 2.2 Contact Hours: 2.4 Contact Hours: 1.6 Contact Hours: 3.0 Contact Hours: 1.9
11 Clinical: By Specialty Cont d MEDICAL-SURGICAL Abdominal Assessment Abnormal Neurological Findings QL Airway Assessment and LOC QL Basic Blood Gas Interpretation Bladder Management Building Patient Rapport - QL Cardiac Interventions and Tests - QL Cardiac Risk Factors QL Cardiovascular Assessment Chest Pain Assessment QL Chest Pain Interview * CPR Preparedness: Adult * CPR Preparedness: Infant and Child CVA Diabetes Basics Elder Abuse Extremity Assessment Extremity Assessment QL Fluid Balance and Hydration Status QL General Survey & Vital Signs-QL Medical Surgical Abdominal Assessment Neurological Assessment Other Common Causes of Chest Pain-QL Parkinson's Disease Patient Interview Techniques QL Rapid Cardiopulmonary Assessment QL Respiratory Assessment Respiratory Assessment QL Tracheostomy Basics Understanding Bowel Sounds QL Understanding BP and Orthostatic BP Understanding Electrolytes Understanding IV Fluids Volume Assessment-QL Contact Hours: 3.0 Contact Hours: 1.9 Contact Hours: 3.7 Contact Hours: 2.0 * These courses are not approved or accredited for continuing education credits. You will receive a certificate on completion however it will not include the accreditation statements and will not be accepted for CE
12 Clinical: By Specialty Cont d TRANSPORT Fixed Wing Transport Ground Transport Nursing Contact Hours: 4.6 NEUROLOGY Abnormal Neurological Findings QL Advanced Neurological Assessment CVA Neurological Assessment Parkinson's Disease SCI - Spinal Cord Injury TBI - Traumatic Brain Injury Contact Hours: 1.9
13 Clinical: By Type PHARMACOLOGY Parkinson's Disease Understanding ACE Inhibitors Understanding Antiarrhythmics Understanding Diuretics Understanding Nitrates Understanding Thrombolytics and Anticoagulants MI Symptom Management TESTS 12- and 15-Lead ECG Interpretation Advanced Blood Gas Interpretation Basic Blood Gas Interpretation Basics of Hemodynamic Monitoring Cardiac Interventions and Tests - QL Phlebotomy Basics Contact Hours: 2.2 Contact Hours: 1.6 VASCULAR ACCESS Central Venous Lines Fluid Balance and Hydration Status QL Phlebotomy Basics Understanding Electrolytes Understanding IV Fluids Contact Hours: 3.0
14 Clinical: By Type Cont d PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT Age -Specific Care Abdominal Assessment Abnormal Neurological Findings QL Airway Assessment and LOC QL Building Patient Rapport - QL Cardiac Heart Sounds and the Valves Cardiovascular Assessment Chest Pain Assessment QL Chest Pain Interview Extremity Assessment Extremity Assessment QL General Survey & Vital Signs-QL Medical Surgical Abdominal Assessment MI Symptom Management Myocardial Ischemia and Injury Neurological Assessment Other Common Causes of Chest Pain-QL Patient Interview Techniques QL Rapid Cardiopulmonary Assessment QL Respiratory Assessment Respiratory Assessment QL Understanding Bowel Sounds QL Understanding BP and Orthostatic BP Contact Hours: 1.9
15 Clinical: By System RESPIRATORY SYSTEM Advanced Blood Gas Interpretation Airway Assessment and LOC QL Airway Management Basic Blood Gas Interpretation Respiratory Assessment Respiratory Assessment QL Tracheostomy Basics Understanding Mechanical Ventilation DIGESTIVE SYSTEM Abdominal Assessment Medical Surgical Abdominal Assessment Understanding Bowel Sounds QL ENDOCRINE SYSTEM Diabetes Basics Advanced Neurological Assessment
16 Clinical: By System Cont d EXCRETORY SYSTEM Abdominal Assessment Bladder Management Understanding Bowel Sounds QL Contact Hours: 3.0 NERVOUS SYSTEM Abnormal Neurological Findings QL Advanced Neurological Assessment CVA Extremity Assessment Extremity Assessment QL Neurological Assessment Parkinson's Disease SCI - Spinal Cord Injury TBI - Traumatic Brain Injury Contact Hours: 1.9 MUSCULAR SYSTEM Extremity Assessment Extremity Assessment QL
17 Clinical: By System Cont d CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM 12- and 15-Lead ECG Interpretation ACLS Prep Advanced Blood Gas Interpretation Advanced Cardiac Rhythm Interpretation Advanced Cardiac Rhythm Interpretation Airway Assessment and LOC QL Basic Blood Gas Interpretation Basic Cardiac Rhythm Interpretation Basics of Hemodynamic Monitoring Cardiac Heart Sounds and the Valves Cardiac Interventions and Tests - QL Cardiac Risk Factors QL Cardiovascular Assessment Central Venous Lines Chest Pain Assessment QL Chest Pain Interview Chest Pain Assessment QL Chest Pain Interview * CPR Preparedness: Adult * CPR Preparedness: Infant and Child CVA Extremity Assessment Extremity Assessment QL Fluid Balance and Hydration Status QL MI Symptom Management Myocardial Ischemia and Injury Other Common Causes of Chest Pain-QL Overview of 4 Main Heart Functions Rapid Cardiopulmonary Assessment QL Understanding ACE Inhibitors Understanding Antiarrhythmics Understanding BP and Orthostatic BP Understanding Diuretics Understanding Electrolytes Understanding IV Fluids Understanding Nitrates Understanding Thrombolytics and Anticoagulants Volume Assessment-QL Contact Hours: 2.2 Contact Hours: 2.4 Contact Hours: 1.6 Contact Hours: 1.9 Contact Hours: 3.0 Contact Hours: 3.7 Contact Hours: 2.0 * These courses are not approved or accredited for continuing education credits. You will receive a certificate on completion however it will not include the accreditation statements and will not be accepted for CE
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