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This course examines the global epidemiological trends of HIV/AIDS, including addressing cultural barriers to prevention. Special attention is given to the analysis of various epidemiological patterns and the development of effective prevention strategies. Additionally, the course covers specialized topics such as prevention in specific populations and emerging trends in HIV/AIDS research.
Incorporating diverse perspectives, this course integrates discussions on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) into the study of epidemiology and prevention. Learners will analyze real-world situations, applying their knowledge to practical solutions while considering the impact of cultural factors, social determinants of health, and systemic inequalities.

The Phlebotomy Refresher Course is designed to update and reinforce the skills and knowledge of healthcare professionals in blood collection. The course covers essential principles and theories of phlebotomy, advanced techniques for venipuncture and capillary collection, and critical safety and infection control protocols. Additionally, it addresses special considerations for specific patient populations, ensuring comfort and proper care. By the end of the course, participants will be well-equipped to perform phlebotomy procedures safely, accurately, and efficiently.
This course will update and reinforce healthcare professionals’ clinical skills and knowledge in blood collection, ensuring safe, accurate, and efficient procedures.

This course delves into the intricate legal landscapes surrounding HIV/AIDS management. It is designed to provide learners with a thorough understanding of the various legal regulations, policies, and frameworks that govern the management of HIV/AIDS. The course will cover crucial aspects such as laws related to confidentiality, anti-discrimination practices, patient rights, and the nuances of healthcare delivery in the context of HIV/AIDS.
Participants will gain insights into the legal obligations and implications for healthcare practitioners and institutions involved in HIV/AIDS care. Through this course, learners will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to navigate the legalities of HIV/AIDS management, ensuring ethical and legal compliance in their professional practice.

Critical incident reporting is an essential process in behavioral health settings, ensuring the safety and security of patients, staff, and visitors. This overview provides a guideline for understanding and managing critical incidents, helping facilities adhere to legal and regulatory requirements. Facilities can utilize the Accreditation Now Critical Incident Reporting System to gather, store, and summarize information, serving as a performance improvement tool to track and trend incidents and develop corrective action plans.

This 1-hour course offers education for physicians, non-physician practitioners, health care providers, medical coders, billing and claim processing personnel, and other medical administrative staff who send claims for payment using ICD-10-CM codes.
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This course is designed to educate healthcare practitioners in Texas on identifying and appropriately responding to potential human trafficking victims within healthcare settings. The course covers critical topics such as defining what it means to be trafficked, identifying vulnerable populations, and understanding different categories of traffickers. It also delves into the tools and techniques traffickers use, communication strategies with potential victims, the importance of building resource networks, and the development of protocols. The training emphasizes a trauma-informed, victim-centered approach to improve healthcare workers’ effectiveness in addressing human trafficking.
This course is designed to equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to identify and assist individuals who may be victims of human trafficking. The course also seeks to ensure that healthcare workers are prepared to respond effectively to trafficking situations by developing protocols, understanding reporting laws, and building resource networks

This course provides an in-depth examination of the opioid crisis, tracing its historical roots and contemporary impact on public health. Participants will explore the definitions, prevalence, and risk factors associated with opioid use and misuse. Emphasis is placed on describing the transformation of pain management practices, the rise of opioid prescriptions, and the subsequent surge in opioid dependence and overdose deaths. The course will also review national, state, and local strategies to mitigate the crisis, highlighting best practices for safer and more effective pain management. Upon completion, participants will be equipped with knowledge to better address opioid-related challenges within their professional practice.

This course provides an overview of blood transfusions. It covers the critical aspects of blood transfusion, including safety protocols, applicable standards according to regulations and guidelines, and complications associated with blood transfusions. Additionally, the course includes key aspects to help healthcare professionals manage patients who refuse medical treatment. This course is designed to help healthcare professionals safely and effectively manage blood transfusions, ensuring patient safety and adherence to regulatory standards.
This course is designed to help healthcare professionals safely and effectively manage blood transfusions, ensuring patient safety and adherence to regulatory standards.

This course is tailored for mobile retail vendors selling products containing ephedrine, pseudoephedrine, and phenylpropanolamine under the Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act of 2005. Participants will recognize the specific regulations that apply to mobile settings, including maintaining accurate sales logs, verifying customer identification, and adhering to daily and monthly sales limits. The course also covers secure storage practices within mobile environments. Upon completion, vendors will be prepared to comply with federal regulations while safely managing the sale of these regulated substances in a mobile retail context.
This course is designed to help healthcare professionals to meet the training requirements in the Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act of 2005