MedTrainer's Healthcare Course Library

Drug Diversion Training and Best Practices Prescribing

This course focuses on the identification of general drug diversion in patients and among staff. It meets the federal requirement for continued education for healthcare practitioners. Learners will be oriented to the scope of the prescription drug abuse epidemic, patient perception and lack of information, risk factors for prescription drug abuse, frequently diverted and abused prescription drugs, challenges in chronic pain management, types of pain, evaluating pain and addiction risk, the four As of chronic pain treatment, safe use, disposal, and storage of controlled substances, risk evaluation and mitigation strategy, and clinical decision tools and resources.

Intermittent Fasting: Nutrition and the Brain

The typical eating pattern for people is to eat three meals a day. If these meals are abundant, not only does it lead to weight gain, but it can also contribute to

Medical Equipment Safety Regulation

Each year the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) receives several hundred thousand medical device reports of suspected device-associated deaths, serious injuries, and malfunctions. Medical Device Reporting (MDR) is one of the surveillance tools the FDA uses to monitor device performance, detect potential device-related safety issues, and contribute to benefit-risk assessments of these products. In this course, you will review the FDAs consensus standards for domestic and international medical devices, their role in medical device safety, and the FDA Modernization Act. Additionally, the course reviews basic regulatory requirements including device registration and listing requirements, premarket notification, investigational device exemptions for clinical studies, the quality system, and labeling requirements. The final chapter of the course covers the expansion of the FDAs authority to promote innovation, increase stakeholder activity, and enhance the safety of the drug supply chain. This course aligns with the training requirements specified in the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory HealthCare (AAAHC) Accreditation Handbook.

Risk Management and Patient Safety

This comprehensive course focuses on risk management and patient safety in healthcare. Participants will gain a thorough understanding of the importance of risk management in reducing adverse events, errors, and system failures to protect patients, staff, and the healthcare facility. The course explores the connection between risk management and patient safety, highlighting the identification of risks, best practices, and the use of evidence-based guidelines. Additionally, participants will examine compliance considerations, including malpractice claims, legal liabilities, and the role of risk management in corporate compliance programs for healthcare entities. The material aligns with patient care guidelines and aims to improve care practices and achieve optimal patient outcomes while adhering to reimbursement rates set by the CMS for Medicaid and Medicare beneficiaries.

Descripción general del curso
Este curso integral se centra en la gestión de riesgos y la seguridad del paciente en la atención médica. Los participantes adquirirán una comprensión profunda de la importancia de la gestión de riesgos para reducir eventos adversos, errores y fallas del sistema, con el fin de proteger a los pacientes, al personal y a la institución de atención médica.
El curso explora la relación entre la gestión de riesgos y la seguridad del paciente, destacando la identificación de riesgos, las mejores prácticas y el uso de guías basadas en la evidencia. Además, los participantes examinarán aspectos relacionados con el cumplimiento normativo, incluidas las reclamaciones por negligencia profesional, las responsabilidades legales y el papel de la gestión de riesgos en los programas de cumplimiento corporativo de las entidades de atención médica.
El contenido está alineado con las guías de atención al paciente y tiene como

Code of Conduct for Medicare

The course provides the conceptual framework of important considerations for establishing and maintaining a Code of Conduct and how it compliments and reinforces an organizations Compliance Program. The essential elements of a Compliance Program such as written policies and procedures, compliance programs, compliance committees, establishing a code of conduct, audits, consistent discipline, and corrective action. Real-life scenarios will be presented to help you understand how the Code of Conduct is used in the workplace.

Healthcare Fraud and Abuse Prevention

This microlearning course provides an overview of fraud and abuse in healthcare settings. Learners will review common types of fraud and abuse, applicable federal laws, and practical strategies to prevent, detect, and report violations. A real-world case example is included to reinforce key concepts.

Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act

The Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA) was passed in 1986 by the US Congress. The purpose of this legislation was to ensure patient access to emergency medical treatment and to prevent the practice of transferring uninsured patients solely for financial reasons. Transfer and stabilization requirements for emergency medical situations as well as medical staff on-call procedures will be reviewed. The course summarizes historical perspectives, discusses legal requirements, and explains penalties and enforcement procedures set forth under EMTALA guidelines. You will also cover medical screening exams and medical tests, conditions and specific instances.

Deficit Reduction Act / False Claims Act / Employee Protection Act

The Deficit Reduction Act, False Claims Act, and Employee Protection aim to protect against fraud, waste, and abuse. These acts have been established by the federal government. A healthcare organizations compliance with these acts is key to protecting its employees, contractors, and patients. To ensure full compliance, adequate education, training, and implementation of these guidelines for all healthcare personnel.
This course will cover specific guidelines, required documentation, and actions for the Deficit Reduction Act, False Claims Act, and Employee Protection.

Federal Anti-Kickbacks

The Federal Anti-Kickback Statute applies to all persons that participate in healthcare programs including providers, vendors, employees, and patients. This course will provide an overview of the law to identify and report suspected violations, possible fines, penalties, prison sentences, and safe harbors. You will also cover what the Federal Anti-Kickback Statue prohibits such as offering, paying, soliciting, or receiving anything of value to induce or reward referrals or generate Federal healthcare program business.