MedTrainer's Healthcare Course Library

This course will provide information on treatment and services for persons at increased risk for suicide as well as those with active suicidal ideation.

New technology innovations spur constant improvements on the clinical side of healthcare. The administrative side, however, has fallen behind on adopting new technology, leaving many organizations with outdated and inefficient compliance processes.
A small investment of time and money for a cloud-based compliance solution can pay back tenfold or more. Officers quickly become more efficient, employees make fewer mistakes, and everyone can carve out extra time for patient-centered work.

This course provides the learner with an overview of implicit bias and the historical basis and present consequences. This course will help the learner develop self-awareness for unconscious bias and discuss bias and disparities associated in healthcare. This course will assist the learner to develop strategies to remedy the negative impact of implicit bias by recognizing and understanding how it can have an impact on perception, judgment, and actions, which may result in inequitable decision-making, failure to communicate effectively, and poor patient outcomes. This course can be taken in partial fulfillment of the Implicit Bias Training Requirement for the State of Michigan. This requirement takes effect in June 2022.

This course is designed to provide participants with an understanding of conflict of interest (COI) in the healthcare industry. It explores the legal and ethical implications of COI and its potential impact on patient care. The course covers the definition of COI, provides examples of common scenarios, and offers strategies for recognizing, addressing, and reporting COI in healthcare settings. Participants will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate ethical challenges and maintain the highest standards of professionalism in their roles.

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to sexual and reproductive health services for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and other sexual and gender minority (LGBTQ) populations. Designed for healthcare professionals and clinical staff, the course reviews the unique sexual and reproductive health needs of LGBTQ communities across the life course, with particular attention to adolescents and young adults. Content includes inclusive sexual history-taking, HIV and STI screening and prevention strategies (including PrEP, PEP, and doxycycline postexposure prophylaxis), pregnancy prevention and planning, contraception, fertility and family-building services, and gender-affirming care. The course also examines systemic barriers, stigma, mental health disparities, and structural inequities that contribute to poorer health outcomes, while highlighting evidence-based strategies to improve access, quality, and equity of care in diverse clinical settings

A biological safety cabinet (BSC) is the primary means of containment developed for working safely with infectious microorganisms. Class II BSCs, the most common cabinets used in laboratories, are designed to provide personnel protection (for you and those around you), product protection (for your samples), and environmental protection.
This basic-level eLearning course provides information on the safe use of Class II biological safety cabinets. Topics covered include major parts of a BSC, how a BSC works, how to work safely inside a BSC, and what to do if there is an emergency while working in a BSC. Videos, interactive exercises, job aids, and a modifiable checklist template are included in the course to enhance the learning experience.

The definition of “digital literacy” extends beyond basic technical skills to the abilities to find, evaluate, create, communicate, and share information online, and more broadly, to take on the social responsibilities of digital citizens. Although it is increasingly recognized to be an indispensable requirement for engagement in healthcare, the adoption of digital health literacy has been hindered by technological, socioeconomic, and legal or regulatory limitations. Despite the fact that most Americans depend on the use of computers and the internet for their work and daily lives, a substantial proportion do not have the knowledge or skill to navigate the digital aspects of accessing and utilizing healthcare services. This course covers digital literacy skills and assessment, barriers to digital literacy in healthcare, and strategies for overcoming these obstacles.

This course provides an overview of the electronic prescription mandate in the State of California, its

This course provides an overview of the causes of falls requiring home health care. You will review risk factors and learn why home health can play a vital role in the recovery as well as the prevention of falls. You also will learn about risk assessment tools used, along with general exercise programs that can be adapted and implemented in home health care.