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This training is directed at Alaska professionals who are legally required to report child abuse in Alaska and are required to participate in training as a part of their obligations as “Mandatory Reporters”. At the end of the course, you will need to complete an “Acknowledgment” question, and will have the option of obtaining a certificate of completion.

This course equips learners with the skills to craft and deliver compelling presentations across diverse settings. Participants will explore audience analysis techniques, presentation structures such as problem-solution and chronological frameworks, and advanced storytelling and persuasive speaking strategies. The curriculum covers visual aid design, verbal and non-verbal communication, and methods for engaging visual, auditory, kinesthetic, and reading/writing learners. Participants studying impromptu speaking strategies will build confidence, learn to manage anxiety, and explore interactive speaking concepts. By mastering these fundamentals and advanced techniques, participants will enhance their ability to communicate ideas clearly, persuasively, and memorably in any professional context.
This course is designed to equip professionals with the confidence and skills necessary to deliver effective presentations and speeches. By acquiring the ability to analyze audiences, structure content, and engage listeners across in-person and virtual formats, participants will improve credibility, influence decisions, and advance their careers through clear, persuasive communication.

This course equips care professionals with CBT-based strategies for effectively concluding therapy and preparing clients for termination. Organized into structured modules, it explores how to recognize readiness for termination, reinforce treatment gains, navigate emotional responses, and provide relapse prevention strategies. Participants will engage with evidence-based approaches, case scenarios, and ethical considerations to ensure a structured and supportive transition out of therapy.
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This course provides a comprehensive, evidence-based exploration of tuberculosis (TB) management tailored to healthcare professionals involved in the clinical care of patients. Learners will gain in-depth knowledge on TB diagnosis, prevention, and treatment, with special focus on high-risk and vulnerable populations. A unique emphasis is placed on patient-centered approaches, including mental health support, cultural competence, and interdisciplinary collaboration to optimize treatment outcomes in diverse care settings.
This course is designed to equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills to deliver evidence-based, patient-centered care for individuals with tuberculosis, emphasizing diagnosis, prevention, treatment, and the management of high-risk and vulnerable populations using current global best practices.

This course provides a practical guide to improving nurse-patient communication using respectful, empathetic, and patient-centered strategies. Nurses are often the first and most consistent point of contact in a patient’s healthcare journey. Through this training, nursing professionals will gain tools to build rapport, address diverse communication needs, and foster trust across cultural, generational, and linguistic differences. The course emphasizes inclusive language, active listening, cultural humility, and legally compliant practices contributing to high-quality, compassionate care.

This short course provides an overview of the key regulations and safety practices for the transport of hazardous materials. Participants will learn the basics of hazardous materials classification, packaging, labeling, and transport requirements to ensure compliance with federal regulations, including those set by the Department of Transportation (DOT) and other relevant agencies.
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Descripción general del curso
Este curso breve proporciona una descripción general de las regulaciones clave y las prácticas de seguridad para el transporte de materiales peligrosos. Los participantes aprenderán los conceptos básicos de la clasificación, el embalaje, el etiquetado y los requisitos de transporte de materiales peligrosos para garantizar el cumplimiento de las regulaciones federales, incluidas las establecidas por el Departamento de Transporte de los Estados Unidos (DOT) y otras agencias pertinentes.
Certificación
Este programa ha sido preaprobado por The Commission para proporcionar créditos de educación continua a los Administradores de Casos Certificados por la Junta CCM® (CCM® Board-Certified Case Managers). El curso está aprobado para 0.5 hora(s) de contacto de educación continua (CE).
Cumplimiento regulatorio
Toda persona que participe en la preparación, el embalaje, el etiquetado o el transporte de materiales peligrosos se considera un empleado de materiales peligrosos. El Departamento de Transporte de los Estados Unidos exige capacitación para garantizar que estos empleados comprendan cómo desempeñar sus funciones de manera segura y legal.
La capacitación debe incluir concientización general, procedimientos específicos del puesto, prácticas de seguridad y concientización sobre seguridad física. Si una instalación cuenta con un plan de seguridad física, puede ser necesaria capacitación adicional.
Los empleados nuevos deben completar la capacitación dentro de los 90 días posteriores al inicio de sus funciones, y todos los empleados deben recibir capacitación de actualización cada tres años. Es responsabilidad del empleador garantizar que la capacitación se complete y documente a tiempo.

This course will provide healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills to identify when it is appropriate to discontinue the use of restraints. Emphasis will be placed on maintaining patient dignity and safety while adhering to best practices and policies for restraint management.
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This course provides healthcare professionals with a comprehensive understanding of surgical site infections (SSIs) and the critical role of antimicrobial stewardship in their prevention. Learners will explore the biological and clinical mechanisms driving antibiotic resistance and its growing impact on SSI rates. The course examines foundational and advanced principles of antimicrobial stewardship, offering strategies for effective implementation in surgical settings. Participants will assess both patient-related and procedural risk factors that contribute to SSIs and apply evidence-based interventions to reduce these risks. In addition, the course provides an in-depth interpretation of CDC guidelines for SSI prevention, emphasizing their application in infection control and clinical decision-making. Learners will also gain the skills to accurately classify surgical wounds and determine appropriate antimicrobial prophylaxis and reporting protocols in accordance with CDC standards.
This course offers a comprehensive overview of surgical site infections and emphasizes the role of antimicrobial stewardship in preventing them and limiting antibiotic resistance.

This course offers a comprehensive exploration of the long-term psychological and emotional impacts associated with the use of restraints and seclusion in healthcare settings. Designed for care professionals across multiple disciplines, this course provides participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand, identify, and address the adverse effects these practices can have on patient mental health.
By examining the historical context, ethical and legal considerations, and psychological outcomes, the course emphasizes the importance of trauma-informed care and explores alternatives to restraints and seclusion. Participants will gain knowledge on best practices to reduce or eliminate the use of these interventions while fostering safer, more compassionate environments for individuals.
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