MedTrainer's Healthcare Course Library

Healthcare compliance is the complex process of strictly following the legal and professional standards applicable to a healthcare setting. It involves the development of numerous regulations and procedures to promote ethical conduct and monitor adherence to these rules. Training is a key process in raising awareness of compliance in all healthcare organizations. In this course, we will discuss the various requirements that must be met to be compliant in a healthcare setting. We will review the compliance training programs provided by HIPAA and OSHA that address specific rules, codes, and policies for healthcare providers.

Laboratory personnel requirements vary based on the complexity of testing that is performed in a given laboratory. Test systems are categorized according to criteria detailed in the CLIA regulations. CLIA regulations then delineate, based on the categorization, the required personnel. Understanding these requirements is critical to ensure both compliance with all applicable regulations as well as optimal patient outcomes. In this course we will briefly review the categories of test complexity along with the criteria used to categorize them. Then we will discuss which laboratory personnel are required for each category, along with their required qualifications, roles, and responsibilities.

Laboratories with potential exposure to corrosive materials are required to provide suitable facilities for immediate flushing of the eyes in the case of an emergency. Eye wash stations can be used to immediately wash chemicals or dangerous substances that have splashed into an individuals eyes prior to seeking further medical attention. They are an appropriate facility to provide immediate care, reducing workplace injury for laboratory personnel. This course will review eye wash laboratory standards.

The safe disposal of biohazard waste materials is a matter of highest priority not only to clinical laboratories and the healthcare organizations that utilize their services, but also to the health and safety of the public.
One size definitely does not fit all when it comes to the safe disposal of biohazard wastes. Different types of waste require different methods of disposal. Because of that, a variety of different local, county, state and federal regulations have been written to protect the health and safety of the public.
In this course, we will explore the types and varieties of biohazard wastes and take a look at the spectrum of regulations that apply to their disposal.

In todays interconnected healthcare environment, having a complete inventory of supplies, equipment and products used in the clinical laboratory is essential to the operation of medical facilities and physician practices.
This activity discusses ways to ensure that Supply Managers are able to maintain an adequate inventory of these commodities so doctors and clinicians can order and receive laboratory test results on time whenever they are needed.

Technical consultants add an additional level of quality to the performances, services and products that a laboratory provides. They are a medical laboratory expert, providing expertise as either a generalist or as a specialist. This direct involvement in technical management for laboratories has many requirements under CLIA standards. This course will review the responsibilities and requirements of technical consultants in the laboratory based on the CLIA standards.

El diagnostico rápido OSOM le ofrece una variedad de productos para la salud de la familia y la mujer, y nuestros servicios brindan un valor incomparable. Los resultados rápidos en el punto de atencion ayudan a reducir las visitas de seguimiento, promueven la educacion / prevencion y permiten un tratamiento más preciso.
La prueba de influenza AandB OSOM es un ensayo cualitativo rápido in vitro que detecta antígenos de nucleoproteína de influenza tipo A y tipo B directamente de muestras de hisopado nasal, hisopado nasofaríngeo y aspirado/lavado nasofaríngeo obtenidas de pacientes con signos y síntomas de infección respiratoria.

This course provides an introduction to the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) and its role in protecting cardholder data within the retail payment ecosystem. Learners will explore how modern payment systems function, including clearing and settlement processes, card-based technologies such as magnetic stripe and EMV, and emerging contactless payment methods. The course explains the purpose and structure of the PCI Security Standards Council, outlines the six PCI DSS security

This course provides a comprehensive overview of infection prevention, then branches into information specific for the care settings of urgent care centers, ambulatory surgical centers, dental settings, clinics, community health centers, behavioral health settings, private office settings, home health and hospice settings, long-term care facilities, skilled nursing facilities, and assisted living environments. This course also provides healthcare professionals with the information needed to minimize the risk of infections when treating people in these non hospital care settings.