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Improving Communication with the Hearing Impaired
This course provides an overview of hearing impairments and the importance of clear communication in the healthcare setting. The course also covers topics such as types and causes of hearing loss, along with relevant statistics, the risks and challenges associated with unclear communication for individuals with hearing impairments, and the Deaf community. Best practices and assistive devices for effective communication with this population in healthcare settings will be explored.
Improving Communication with the Hearing Impaired
This course provides an overview of hearing impairments and the importance of clear communication in the healthcare setting. The course also covers topics such as types and causes of hearing loss, along with relevant statistics, the risks and challenges associated with unclear communication for individuals with hearing impairments, and the Deaf community. Best practices and assistive devices for effective communication with this population in healthcare settings will be explored.
Cultural Diversity for All Members of the Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) Team
This course provides members of the Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) team with a comprehensive understanding of cultural diversity and its impact on patient care within the ASC environment. Participants will explore the principles of cultural competence, patient-centered communication, and health equity, including strategies to reduce bias, improve cross-cultural interactions, and ensure meaningful language access for patients with Limited English Proficiency (LEP). The course addresses federal nondiscrimination laws, the National CLAS Standards, and best practices for delivering culturally and linguistically appropriate services. Through practical examples and patient scenarios, learners will gain tools to enhance communication, strengthen therapeutic relationships, and promote safe, equitable, and high-quality care for diverse patient populations.
Cultural Diversity for All Members of the Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) Team
This course provides members of the Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) team with a comprehensive understanding of cultural diversity and its impact on patient care within the ASC environment. Participants will explore the principles of cultural competence, patient-centered communication, and health equity, including strategies to reduce bias, improve cross-cultural interactions, and ensure meaningful language access for patients with Limited English Proficiency (LEP). The course addresses federal nondiscrimination laws, the National CLAS Standards, and best practices for delivering culturally and linguistically appropriate services. Through practical examples and patient scenarios, learners will gain tools to enhance communication, strengthen therapeutic relationships, and promote safe, equitable, and high-quality care for diverse patient populations.
Dental Practice Act of California
The Dental Practice Act of California course provides an overview of the Dental Board and its duties, which include the regulation of dentists and dental auxiliaries. Learners will review the scope of practice for dentists and auxiliaries, as well as the laws governing conscious sedation, prescription writing, license renewal, violations and disciplinary actions, and mandatory reporter status. The Dental Board of California’s mission is “to protect and promote the health and safety of consumers of the State of California.”
Dental Practice Act of California
The Dental Practice Act of California course provides an overview of the Dental Board and its duties, which include the regulation of dentists and dental auxiliaries. Learners will review the scope of practice for dentists and auxiliaries, as well as the laws governing conscious sedation, prescription writing, license renewal, violations and disciplinary actions, and mandatory reporter status. The Dental Board of California’s mission is “to protect and promote the health and safety of consumers of the State of California.”
Ergonomics and Injury Prevention for Dental Practices
This course provides dental professionals with an evidence-based overview of ergonomics and injury prevention in dental practice. Participants will explore common ergonomic risk factors, musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), and the role of workplace design, equipment selection, and work practices in reducing injury risk. Current health literature and OSHA guidance are integrated to support safe, compliant clinical environments and promote long-term professional well-being.
Ergonomics and Injury Prevention for Dental Practices
This course provides dental professionals with an evidence-based overview of ergonomics and injury prevention in dental practice. Participants will explore common ergonomic risk factors, musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), and the role of workplace design, equipment selection, and work practices in reducing injury risk. Current health literature and OSHA guidance are integrated to support safe, compliant clinical environments and promote long-term professional well-being.
Nitrous Oxide in the Dental Practice
This continuing education course provides a comprehensive review of nitrous oxide–oxygen (N₂O/O₂) sedation in dental practice, emphasizing its clinical applications, pharmacologic properties, indications, contraindications, and evidence-based administration protocols. Participants will explore the mechanism of action, physiologic effects, patient selection criteria, monitoring standards, documentation requirements, and post-procedure recovery considerations. The course also addresses occupational exposure limits, regulatory compliance with ADA, NIOSH, and OSHA guidelines, and strategies to prevent misuse and diversion within the dental setting. Designed to reflect current research and contemporary clinical standards, this program supports safe, effective, and compliant use of nitrous oxide sedation in modern dental practice.
Nitrous Oxide in the Dental Practice
This continuing education course provides a comprehensive review of nitrous oxide–oxygen (N₂O/O₂) sedation in dental practice, emphasizing its clinical applications, pharmacologic properties, indications, contraindications, and evidence-based administration protocols. Participants will explore the mechanism of action, physiologic effects, patient selection criteria, monitoring standards, documentation requirements, and post-procedure recovery considerations. The course also addresses occupational exposure limits, regulatory compliance with ADA, NIOSH, and OSHA guidelines, and strategies to prevent misuse and diversion within the dental setting. Designed to reflect current research and contemporary clinical standards, this program supports safe, effective, and compliant use of nitrous oxide sedation in modern dental practice.
Basics of Medication Administration
This course will discuss patient assessment and vital signs and review the rights and checks of medication administration. We will examine pill forms, including how to identify pills that cannot be crushed. We will explain non-injectable liquid forms of medications, including those administered by an oral syringe or dropper, suppositories, and topical medicines applied to the skin. We will also discuss best practices for documenting medication administration.
Basics of Medication Administration
This course will discuss patient assessment and vital signs and review the rights and checks of medication administration. We will examine pill forms, including how to identify pills that cannot be crushed. We will explain non-injectable liquid forms of medications, including those administered by an oral syringe or dropper, suppositories, and topical medicines applied to the skin. We will also discuss best practices for documenting medication administration.
Providing Oral Care for the Care Provider
This course will discuss proper techniques for providing oral care to a conscious person as well as an unconscious person and the proper procedure for cleaning dentures.
Providing Oral Care for the Care Provider
This course will discuss proper techniques for providing oral care to a conscious person as well as an unconscious person and the proper procedure for cleaning dentures.
Safe Patient Handling and Movement
This course provides an evidence-based overview of safe patient handling and movement in healthcare settings, focusing on the occupational risks associated with lifting, transferring, repositioning, and mobilizing patients. Learners will examine current injury statistics, common musculoskeletal disorders affecting healthcare workers, and the significant direct and indirect costs associated with patient handling–related injuries. The course also reviews OSHA’s role and expectations under the General Duty Clause, and presents real-world case studies demonstrating how effective safe patient handling programs reduce injuries, improve patient outcomes, and generate substantial cost savings for healthcare organizations
Safe Patient Handling and Movement
This course provides an evidence-based overview of safe patient handling and movement in healthcare settings, focusing on the occupational risks associated with lifting, transferring, repositioning, and mobilizing patients. Learners will examine current injury statistics, common musculoskeletal disorders affecting healthcare workers, and the significant direct and indirect costs associated with patient handling–related injuries. The course also reviews OSHA’s role and expectations under the General Duty Clause, and presents real-world case studies demonstrating how effective safe patient handling programs reduce injuries, improve patient outcomes, and generate substantial cost savings for healthcare organizations
Medicare for People with End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD)
This course was developed and approved by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), the Federal agency that administers Medicare, Medicaid, and the Childrens Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and the Health Insurance Marketplace. This course provides basic information about End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) and Medicare eligibility, Medicare enrollment based on ESRD, what Medicare covers, coverage options for people with ESRD, and additional sources to learn more.
Medicare for People with End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD)
This course was developed and approved by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), the Federal agency that administers Medicare, Medicaid, and the Childrens Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and the Health Insurance Marketplace. This course provides basic information about End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) and Medicare eligibility, Medicare enrollment based on ESRD, what Medicare covers, coverage options for people with ESRD, and additional sources to learn more.