General Education

In this course you will get information to help you develop good ergonomic habits.

In this course you will learn about your responsibilities for fire prevention and management in a healthcare environment.

In this course you will learn to use effective hand hygiene to help prevent the transmission of infections between healthcare workers and patients.

In this course you will learn about harassment, behavior that has the effect of humiliating, intimidating or coercing someone through personal attack.

In this course you will learn about the safe use and disposal of hazardous materials and waste commonly found in the healthcare environment.

In this course you will learn about the confidentiality, privacy and information security requirements contained in the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, commonly referred to as HIPAA.

In this course you will learn about the information security requirements contained in the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, commonly referred to as HIPAA.

In this course you will learn about basic requirements from regulatory bodies regarding informed consent.

In this course you will learn about latex allergies and how you can protect yourself and your patients.

Maintaining Sensitivity & Confidentiality Course

In this course you will learn about Managing a Bioterrorism Event.

In this course you will learn to understand the JCAHO standards for pain management.

In this course you will learn to understand regulatory body and JCAHO equipment management standards and how to best meet those standards.

This contains links to two National Incident Management System training courses provided by FEMA.

This contains links to National Incident Management System training courses provided by FEMA.

This contains links to National Incident Management System training courses provided by FEMA.

In this course you will learn about the Overview of the National Incident Management System.

In this course you will learn about the Overview of the National Incident Management System.

In this course you will learn about basic requirements from JCAHO and CMS related to the rights of individuals when they enter a healthcare entity as a patient.

In this course you will learn about the fundamental concepts of performance improvement.

In this course you will learn about Preventing Infant or Child Abduction in the Healthcare Setting.

In this course you will learn about the risk factors for violence in healthcare settings and to provide strategies for recognizing and reducing exposure to potential hazards.

This is Part 2 of the educational module, Quick Review of Mandatory Educational Requirements for Non-Clinical Staff. Part 1 reviewed Patient Rights, Patient Confidentiality, Basic Principles of Patient Safety, Body Mechanics, Electrical and Equipment Safety, and Security Management.

In this course you will learn about radiation, a form of energy that occurs naturally as well as from man-made sources.

This educational module reviews the Red Flags Rules and what a healthcare organization needs to do to ensure compliance with this federal expectation and identifying the steps in detecting identity theft.

In this course you will learn how to assist your organization in maintaining the most secure healthcare environment possible.

In this course you will learn about sexual harassment, unwanted sexual attention that often affects general workplace morale and violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

In this course you will get a basic understanding of a Corporate Compliance Program and how you can best assist your hospital in meeting these requirements.

In this course you will learn about EMTALA, which was enacted to impose on hospitals a legal duty to provide emergency care to all patients.

In this course you will learn about OSHA issued regulations for workplace health and safety.

In this course you will learn to understanding the JCAHO utility systems management standards.

Management of pain is an integral part of medical and nursing care. This educational module provides a general overview of pain management and the importance of addressing the patient's pain. The healthcare worker will be able to summarize the different types of pain and the care of the patient experiencing the pain and review categories of pain medication.

Expecting a patient to make decisions about his/her healthcare and his/her wishes regarding death is a topic most likely avoided, especially if the patient is being treated for a health-related problem. In this module, the healthcare professional will be able to define and recognize the types of advance directives available to the patient and be able to communicate the significance of having one to the patient.

This educational module will focus on ways to help reduce the number and severity of musculoskeletal disorders caused by exposure to risk factors in the workplace. The healthcare professional will be able to comprehend the basics of good body mechanics, review the use of ergonomics to prevent musculoskeletal disorders and implement good body mechanic practices in the workplace.

Hospitals must have mechanisms in place that ensure patients are free from all forms of abuse, neglect or harassment; and that incidents are reported and appropriate action taken in accordance with local, State or Federal law. In this module, the healthcare worker will be able to list factors that lead to abuse or neglect, recognize the signs and symptoms of different types of abuse, reporting requirements and how to manage potential and actual victims of abuse and neglect in the healthcare setting.

Healthcare providers need to be concerned with confidentiality of patient information collected and stored, whether it is verbal, written or electronic. In this module, HIPAA standards are addressed and the responsibilities of the healthcare professionals to identify security issues, to protect patient information and to prevent unauthorized access to this type of information.

Hospitals must have mechanisms in place that ensure patients are free from all forms of abuse, neglect or harassment; and that incidents are reported and appropriate action taken in accordance with local, State or Federal law. In this module, the healthcare worker will be able to list factors that lead to victim identification of domestic abuse, the reporting responsibilities and effective management of victims of domestic abuse in the healthcare setting.

Emergency Management encompasses a wide range of situations from infant abduction, fires, and earthquakes to terrorist attacks. In this module, the healthcare worker will understand the basic elements of an Emergency Management Program and Emergency Operations Plan, how a hospital responds to an emergency and the responsibilities of staff members.

This educational module focuses on understanding rights of patients and ethical decisions associated with end of life care, and assessing and supporting the needs of patients and their families.

Both proper body mechanics and ergonomics are essential in preventing self-injury in the workplace. In this educational module, the healthcare employee will recognize the basics of ergonomic safety, demonstrate the use of ergonomics to prevent injuries and define safe ergonomic workplace practices.

Fire prevention and fire management practices within an organization ensures a safe environment for everyone. In this educational module, the healthcare worker will learn basic fire safety management practices such as responding in the event of a fire, extinguishing a fire and evacuating patients, staff and visitors.

In the U.S., healthcare associated infections account for an estimated 1.7 million infections and 99,000 associated deaths each year. In order to decrease and prevent healthcare associated infections, healthcare facilities must improve compliance with hand hygiene practices. In this module, the healthcare employee will learn about proper skin care, how to use hand hygiene products correctly, when to use gloves and when to perform hand hygiene.

Healthcare providers need to be concerned with confidentiality of patient information collected and stored, whether it is verbal, written or electronic. In this module, HIPAA guideliness are addressed and the responsibilities of the hospital worker to recognize the types of health information protected under these guidelines, to protect patient information and to how practices are impacted when unauthorized access to patient information occurs.

Management of pain is an integral part of medical and nursing care. This educational module provides a general overview of pain management and the importance of addressing the patient's pain. The healthcare worker will be able to summarize the different types of pain and the care of the patient experiencing the pain and review categories of pain medication.