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This course provides an evidence-based overview of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), examining key concepts, current global and public health trends, and factors influencing access to care across diverse populations. Learners will explore sexual health, reproductive health, sexual and reproductive rights, and the impact of social, economic, cultural, and structural determinants on health outcomes. The course addresses major sexual and reproductive health topics, including contraception, sexually transmitted infections and HIV, maternal and newborn health, unintended pregnancy and abortion, infertility, cervical cancer prevention, adolescent health, LGBTQ+ health, and the needs of displaced and underserved populations. Emphasis is placed on health equity, emerging challenges, and evidence-based strategies to improve access to high-quality sexual and reproductive health services.

This course offers a comprehensive look at how physical activity impacts the health and well-being of older adults. It explores the physiological changes associated with aging, such as decreased muscle mass, bone density, and mobility, and demonstrates how exercise can slow or reverse these trends. The course covers evidence-based exercise guidelines, the benefits of physical fitness on chronic disease management and mental health, and common misconceptions that discourage older adults from staying active. Learners will also explore community-based fitness programs, motivational strategies, and policy considerations for supporting senior wellness. Emphasis is placed on individualized and adaptable activity plans that promote independence, functional ability, and overall quality of life in aging populations.
This course is designed to help healthcare professionals, caregivers, and wellness advocates understand the critical role of physical activity in maintaining health, preventing disability, and improving quality of life among older adults through safe, effective, and engaging fitness strategies.

Monkeypox is an emerging infectious disease caused by a virus transmitted to humans from infected animals, most commonly rodents. It can be spread to other people but person-to-person transmission alone cannot easily sustain an outbreak. The clinical presentation is similar to that seen in the past with smallpox but less severe. Smallpox was eradicated worldwide in 1980; however, monkeypox still occurs sporadically in parts of Central and West Africa, near tropical rainforests. Typically, case fatality in monkeypox outbreaks has been 1-10% but with appropriate care, most patients will recover.
This course provides a general introduction to monkeypox and is intended for health personnel responsible for prevention and control of monkeypox.
The content and scope of this course on monkeypox have been tailored for outbreaks in African countries where the disease is endemic. The course material was last updated in 2020 and may not reflect most recent WHO guidance issued for the multi-country outbreak in 2022.

This course provides comprehensive education on the identification, prevention, and management of sepsis in healthcare settings. Designed to meet Element 7 of the New York State Infection Control and Training syllabus, it equips healthcare professionals with the knowledge needed to recognize early signs of sepsis, understand its causes, and implement timely, evidence-based interventions. The course also explores high-risk populations, outlines patient education strategies, and highlights state-specific protocols such as “Rory’s Regulations.” Learners will engage with interactive content to solidify their understanding and improve patient outcomes through prompt recognition and treatment of sepsis.
This course is designed to enhance healthcare professionals’ awareness of sepsis, improve early recognition of its symptoms, and support effective, evidence-based prevention and treatment strategies to reduce morbidity and mortality associated with sepsis.

This concise online course provides essential knowledge on the identification and management of anaphylaxis, a severe and potentially life-threatening allergic reaction. Learners will explore the definition of anaphylaxis, review its most common triggers, and learn to recognize the key signs and symptoms. The course also outlines appropriate treatment protocols, including the use of epinephrine and emergency response steps. Ideal for healthcare providers, educators, and support personnel, this training ensures rapid recognition and response to anaphylactic emergencies.
This course is designed to equip learners with the knowledge and skills to recognize, respond to, and appropriately treat anaphylaxis to reduce the risk of severe outcomes in emergency situations.

This webinar focuses on sterilization packaging and quality assurance as it relates to COVID-19 procedures. An overview of instrument reprocessing will be covered, the use of sterilization wraps, peel pouches, and containment devices will be examined, and required testing for sterilization and what to do in the event of a sterilization failure will be discussed.

The brain is an amazing organ that controls all parts of the human body. It interprets information from everywhere around us and provides us with a consciousness that serves as the foundation of our mind and soul. Intelligence, memory, emotion, and creativity are all governed by the brain; ultimately, it is our brain that makes us unique as individuals. This course will provide a comprehensive overview of the brain, which includes brain biology, brain development, learning and memory, and disorders that can affect the functionality of the brain.

Although the word arthritis means joint inflammation, the term is often used to refer to any disorder that affects the joints. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, arthritis affects 54.4 million, or about 1 in 4, U.S. adults. It is a major cause of work disability in the United States and one of the most common chronic conditions in the nation. It is estimated that 78 million, or 26%, of U.S. adults age 18 years or older will have been diagnosed with arthritis by 2040. In this course, we will discuss the etiology, risk factors, assessment, and management of the patient with osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis.

This course provides an overview of Surgical Scrub and Surgical Attire in order to maintain a sterile environment in the operating room. The focus is on proper techniques for surgical scrubbing, the importance of infection control, and the correct use of surgical attire. During surgical procedures, both clients and providers are at risk of exposure to potentially infectious microorganisms. Proper surgical attire helps reduce the risk of post-procedure infections, and some elements of surgical attire are also designed to reduce the risk of exposure to potentially infectious blood and tissue during clinical procedures. Participants will be able to explain the process of donning and doffing surgical attire. By the end of this course, participants will be well-prepared to enhance patient safety and improve surgical outcomes.
This course is designed to help healthcare professionals with essential key aspects of surgical scrub and attire procedures to prevent situations where there is a risk of exposure.