MedTrainer's Healthcare Course Library

This course focuses on the essential knowledge and practical skills for compassionate ostomy care in long-term care units. You’ll learn to identify ostomy types, perform basic care tasks such as pouch emptying, and recognize the difference between normal and abnormal stoma and peristomal skin. The course emphasizes infection control, effective communication, resident dignity, and prompt reporting of “red flags” to a nurse, ensuring resident comfort, safety, and well-being.
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Effective incident reporting is the cornerstone of a robust safety culture in long-term care. This course equips healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to recognize, document, and analyze resident-related incidents in compliance with Joint Commission guidelines and facility policies.
Learners begin by mastering essential terminology before exploring why timely, accurate reporting is critical for regulatory compliance, liability protection, and, most importantly, resident well-being. The course then differentiates among common incident categories, highlighting unique reporting pathways, notification requirements, and corrective actions.

This advanced e-learning course offers an in-depth exploration of the ankle and foot, focusing on sophisticated diagnostic and non-operative therapeutic skills. It covers advanced applied anatomy, biomechanics, comprehensive physical examination techniques, and refined interpretation of imaging. The curriculum delves into prevalent pathologies like complex ligamentous injuries, various tendinopathies, foot deformities, and arthritic conditions, preparing practitioners to manage challenging cases effectively. The course emphasizes evidence-based injection techniques and comprehensive rehabilitation principles, empowering participants to optimize patient outcomes.

Residents in long-term care settings have the right to voice concerns without fear of retaliation. Federal regulations require facilities to maintain a formal grievance process, designate a Grievance Official, respond to concerns in writing, and ensure residents are informed of their rights. This course walks staff through these regulatory requirements and outlines best practices for complaint handling, documentation, timely follow-up, and communication. The course also addresses the importance of building trust with residents and promoting a facility-wide culture of accountability and transparency.

This advanced course provides an in-depth exploration of contemporary diagnostic and non-operative therapeutic strategies for complex shoulder and elbow conditions. Participants will refine their clinical assessment skills, enhance imaging interpretation, and master advanced ultrasound-guided procedures, including injections and biologic therapies. The curriculum emphasizes evidence-based approaches and integrated rehabilitation principles to optimize patient outcomes.

“This course provides foundational knowledge and practical guidance for healthcare professionals involved in diabetes care. It explores the types, causes, and symptoms of diabetes mellitus and emphasizes the critical role of insulin in treatment. Learners will gain essential skills in insulin handling and administration, blood glucose monitoring, infection control procedures, and interpreting glucose results to guide patient care. Interactive content and scenario-based learning support the development of safe, competent, and effective diabetes management practices.

This course provides direct care staff in assisted living facilities with an overview of resident assessments, the course explores regulatory requirements, documentation standards, risk assessment, individualized care strategies, and ongoing monitoring. Designed to help staff conducting risk assessments and contribute to the development and maintenance of personalized care plans that promote resident dignity, safety, and independence.

This provides an overview of the complexities of pain recognition and management in residents with ADRD. Learners will explore how pain manifests differently across dementia types, identify the consequences of untreated pain, recognize pain assessment tools like PAINAD scale, person-centered pain management strategies, and the risks of undertreated pain.

This course explores the foundational elements of OSHA’s emergency preparedness requirements for general industry, with a focus on healthcare settings. Learners will examine each required EAP component, understand additional OSHA standards that influence emergency planning, and review healthcare examples of effective emergency preparedness.