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With the Acucy Influenza AandB Test, clinicians can test and provide fast and accurate results that aid in the treatment of a patient in one office visit, enhancing the patient experience, reducing the spread of infection and improving patient care.

This video explains the procedures to update the firmware that controls the Sekisui Acucy Reader.

This course provides healthcare professionals with an understanding of how cloud-based systems and modern electronic devices interact with HIPAA compliance requirements. It explores the risks, safeguards, and practical applications of cybersecurity measures in the use of mobile devices, digital copiers, and medical devices. The course also discusses HIPAA Security Rule compliance, data disposal practices, and a real-world case study involving cloud misconfiguration.

This course provides an overview of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (ADRD), including the signs, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of these conditions. It explores the recent advances in identifying early indicators and discusses current guidelines for diagnosis and treatment. Additionally, the course addresses the socioeconomic disparities associated with ADRD, highlighting the challenges in providing care and treatment to affected individuals.

Parkinsons Disease is a central nervous system disorder that is common within the United States where more than 200,000 cases are reported annually. It is chronic and treatable but cannot be cured. This course will provide an overview of Parkinsons Disease and will identify risk factors and associated symptoms and explain patient assessments and treatment options.

Este curso fue desarrollado y aprobado por los Centros de Servicios de Medicare y Medicaid (CMS), la agencia federal que administra Medicare, Medicaid y el Programa de Seguro Médico para Niños (CHIP) y el Mercado de Seguros Médicos. Este curso proporciona una vision general de las consideraciones de Medicaid, Medicaid y Medicare (doblemente elegibles), la vision general de CHIP, y la elegibilidad de los no ciudadanos en Medicaid y CHIP.

The AMA Code of Ethics sets out standards of conduct or moral guidelines for the medical profession. It establishes the ethical basis for patient-physician relationships, including issues of consent, communication and confidentiality. Ethical guidance is also provided for genetic testing and reproductive medicine, end-of-life considerations, organ procurement and transplantation, and medical research. Guidelines also incorporate physician responsibility for community health, professional behavior and working relationships, as well as financial issues and maintenance of access to healthcare. This course will cover the principles of ethical and moral conduct, ethical relationships, privacy, consent and confidentiality, ethical practice of controversial medical topics and procedures, and provide an understanding of physician responsibility.

This course provides healthcare professionals with a foundational understanding of trauma and practical guidance for applying trauma-informed care (TIC) principles in acute care settings such as emergency departments and urgent care centers. Participants will explore the definitions and types of trauma, including acute, chronic, and complex trauma, as well as secondary trauma and adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). The course equips providers with skills to recognize trauma responses, avoid re-traumatization, and deliver patient-centered, collaborative care that fosters safety, trust, and empowerment.

Persons living with mental illness thrive best when they receive person-centered care. This video defines person-centered care as a way of thinking and caring that sees the person as an equal partner in planning, providing, and monitoring their care. The key elements of a person-centered care plan are discussed, and examples are shared about how caregivers have helped individuals reduce real and imagined anxiety through person-centered care approaches. The video also emphasizes that mental health experts are important partners in helping develop person-centered care plans.