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This course provides an overview of the Model of Care (MOC) for Special Needs Plans (SNPs). Participants will learn about the purpose, key elements, and requirements of the MOC, as well as the roles of the Interdisciplinary Care Team (ICT) in delivering coordinated, high-quality care to SNP enrollees.

This course is designed to equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively respond to nuclear weapons of mass destruction (WMD) incidents. Participants will gain an understanding of the unique challenges posed by nuclear events, including radiation exposure, injuries, and contamination. Participants will learn how to develop comprehensive response plans, coordinate with other agencies and organizations, mitigate health risks, and provide optimal care to affected individuals in the aftermath of a nuclear WMD incident.

This course will instruct the core principles of radiological materials, exploring their various dissemination pathways and the indicators of exposure. Participants will gain the knowledge needed to effectively choose suitable personal protective equipment, ensuring safety in the event of radiological terrorism incidents. Additionally, it will cover the appropriate protocols for reporting and responding to radiological emergencies, including the vital role of syndromic surveillance in detection, mitigation, and recovery efforts.
Through an in-depth examination of the threat landscape and practical preparedness strategies, this course empowers individuals and organizations to take proactive steps in safeguarding communities and mitigating the consequences of radiological terrorism events.

This course provides an overview of best practices related to the use of restraints and seclusion in healthcare settings, the course covers CMS regulations, patient rights, types of restraints, criteria for their use, monitoring and documentation requirements, and strategies to minimize their use through alternative interventions and de-escalation techniques.

This course provides an overview of HIPAA regulations related to telehealth, including the Privacy Rule and the Security Rule. The course provides a brief summary of HIPAA Privacy Rule and Security Rule as well as the best practices for maintaining privacy and security during telehealth sessions, including the use of technology and communication methods. Additionally, the course explores the benefits and challenges of telehealth focused in behavioral health.

This course provides comprehensive training on the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition Text Revision (DSM 5-TR). The module is designed to familiarize clinicians with the essential aspects of DSM 5-TR, its structure, and its clinical application. Clinicians will be guided through the process of diagnosing and assessing mental disorders utilizing the DSM 5-TR. The course will also delve into the practical aspects of applying DSM 5-TR in a clinical setting, ensuring clinicians can effectively interpret and implement the manual in clinical practice.
This course is designed to offer clinicians comprehensive training on the DSM 5-TR, covering its essential aspects, clinical application, diagnostic process, and practical implementation in clinical settings to ensure effective interpretation and utilization in diagnosing and assessing mental disorders.

This course focuses on recognizing and managing common and emergent complications during childbirth. The course covers the most prevalent birth complications, including pre-eclampsia, fetal distress, postpartum hemorrhage, and shoulder dystocia.
Participants will review the physiological processes of labor and delivery, setting the stage for a deeper understanding of when and how complications arise. The course teaches learners to identify early warning signs of complications using clinical observation and diagnostic tools. The training emphasizes the importance of timely intervention and the application of evidence-based practices to mitigate risks to both mother and child.

This comprehensive course explores the complex facets of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) with the

This course is designed to explore various biochemical agents and their clinical manifestations and modes of transmission. Participants will learn how to use personal protective equipment while treating those affected by a biochemical incident. Participants will gain an understanding of their role in a bioterrorism event and learn the procedures to follow in reporting acts of terrorism. An emphasis will be placed on the role of syndromic surveillance in early detection, identification and mitigation of bioterrorism threats.