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This disaster preparedness training reviews the importance of emergency preparedness for healthcare organizations. Examples of disasters and emergency situations discussed inThis course include natural and man-made disasters and public health emergencies such as the COVID-19 pandemic. This training is a pre-recorded webinar, and touches on compliance requirements that employers, particularly healthcare organizations, must include in their emergency preparedness plans. These include program management, planning, implementation, testing and exercises, and program improvement.

This course describes best practices for protecting workers in healthcare settings from occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens.This includes topics such as common bloodborne pathogens, routes of exposure, best practices and standards for avoiding exposure to bloodborne pathogens, proper sharps disposal, methods for compliance for OSHA and other standards, and incident reporting in case of an exposure. With proper training and preparation, employees and employers can minimize risk of BBP exposure at work.

This course provides a review of the in which ways infectious diseases spread and outlines environmental factors that can contribute to infectious transmission. The learner will be trained on pathogen survivability and oriented on appropriate preventive measures including the proper use of PPE.

This course offers a comprehensive overview of the Patient’s Bill of Rights, a key document in healthcare that ensures patients are protected and empowered within the U.S. healthcare system. It addresses essential aspects such as access to accurate information, the ability to choose healthcare providers, the safeguarding of privacy and confidentiality, involvement in treatment decisions, access to emergency services, and a fair process for resolving disputes. Through interactive scenarios and knowledge checks, healthcare professionals will learn how to implement these protections in practice, ensuring that all patients receive ethical, respectful, and patient-centered care.
This course is designed to equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to uphold the Patient’s Bill of Rights, ensuring compliance with legal and ethical standards and fostering a healthcare environment where patients are informed, respected, and empowered.

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, also known as HIPAA, along with privacy, security, and breach notification rules, protects the privacy and security of all patients. These rules also provide individuals with certain rights to their specific health information. In this course, we will review the best practices for maintaining HIPAA compliance and explore the importance of the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act of 2009 in addition to the more recent Omnibus Final Rule implemented in 2013.

In this course we will discuss the United States Department of Transportation’s regulatory authority over the handling of hazardous materials and how these laws affect commerce in America. To better understand D.O.T training, the course will explore history legislation pertaining to the hazardous materials, examine the hazardous materials regulations classification system for hazardous materials, known as the Hazardous Materials Table, identify the marking and labeling requirements for packages containing hazardous materials, and explore D.O.T training requirements.

La capacidad de proporcionar una atención culturalmente competente y fomentar un lugar de trabajo que incorpore valores compartidos desempeña un papel vital en la comunidad sanitaria. Esta serie de cursos está diseñada para ayudar a proporcionar a los profesionales sanitarios los conocimientos, las habilidades y las estrategias necesarias para ofrecer una atención culturalmente competente y receptiva a todos los pacientes. Este tercer curso de la serie incluye los factores que deben abordarse y gestionarse continuamente para que los profesionales sanitarios sigan atendiendo a la población diversa de pacientes, los determinantes sociales de la salud y la asociación con la salud y los resultados para proporcionar una atención culturalmente competente.

Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASCs) have grown rapidly over the past decade. With more and more procedures being performed on an outpatient basis, ASCs must meet state and federal guidelines regarding the proper use, cleaning, and storage of diagnostic equipment. This course will discuss the use of diagnostic equipment and the importance of maintaining strict cleanliness and storage practices to keep patients safe.

This is an introductory course for new employees in family homes, assisted living facilities, and home care agencies to gain an understanding of the care setting and job responsibilities. This incorporates fundamentals of communication, archives and detailing, documents and reporting, use of restraints, and mandated reporting. This is the second and final part of the orientation training for long-term care workers.
Washington DSHS developed content for Long-Term Care (LTC) worker orientation that applies to workers who provide care in family homes, assisted living facilities, and home care agencies. The training includes information on all department-required orientation topics associated with WAC 388-112A-0210.