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Quantum Units Education

Quantum Units Education

Shoulder dystocia is an obstetrical emergency that is occurring at an increasing rate in the United States. Nurses must understand what shoulder dystocia is, identify the risk factors and causes, recognize the signs of its occurrence, understand how to respond with evidence-based interventions, and be knowledgeable of the health implications related to shoulder dystocia.

Quantum Units Education

Quantum Units Education

Veterans and their families undergo numerous adjustments and stressors when transitioning back to civilian life. They are at risk for behavioral health conditions, including anxiety, depression, posttraumatic stress disorder, substance use disorders, grief, and suicide. Mental health professionals need to be skilled in identifying these conditions and treating them with a trauma-focused lens that is supportive of the unique needs of Veterans. This course will provide an overview of behavioral health conditions and their impact on the families of Veterans. Evidence-based interventions, including suicide prevention, are also outlined.

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Antimicrobial-resistant infections have been on the rise in the last century. Pathogens utilize various methods to evade the effects of antimicrobial agents. Nurses must increase their knowledge regarding these pathogens, as treatments for many infections change as evidence develops and new resistance is identified. Current information regarding the most common types of antimicrobial infections, mechanisms of resistance, risk factors, signs and symptoms, diagnostic, treatment, and prevention methods is helpful in providing evidence-based care and improved outcomes.

Quantum Units Education

An evidence-based course designed for healthcare professionals in senior living that equips them with the skills to assess fall risks, develop individualized prevention plans, and coordinate interdisciplinary care. Covers environmental modifications, strength and balance training, medication management, and emergency response protocols.

Quantum Units Education

An in-depth review of transference and countertransference in therapeutic relationships, covering risk factors, causes, signs, types, and impact on the therapeutic process, with strategies for management and ethical considerations.

Quantum Units Education

Quantum Units Education

Quantum Units Education

This continuing education course equips nursing home administrators with the essential knowledge and practical strategies to comprehensively understand and address the multifaceted psychosocial needs of residents.

Quantum Units Education

HIV research and clinical care course covering transmission, risk factors, screening, diagnosis, treatment, patient support, and prevention of HIV transmission in healthcare settings. Nurses must understand what HIV is, how it is and is not spread, associated risk factors, best practices related to screening, diagnosis, and treatment, how to support patients, and how to prevent HIV transmission.

Quantum Units Education

Course reviews various types of wounds and their signs and symptoms, identifies risk factors for developing wounds or complications, understands prevention strategies, reviews evidence-based treatment methods, and outlines nursing interventions that support optimal outcomes.

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Oncology social work course reviewing core competencies of care coordination including providing culturally competent care, navigating the health care system, addressing barriers to care, and supporting patients during transitions throughout the disease trajectory.

Quantum Units Education

Quantum Units Education

Self-compassion is the act of being supportive toward oneself when experiencing suffering or pain, whether caused by personal mistakes and inadequacies or by external life challenges. This course will examine self-compassion from theoretical and practical perspectives, helping mental health professionals cultivate skills and strategies for its application in their personal and professional lives. A special focus will be placed on addressing the societal and personal narratives that particularly affect wellness.

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This course reviews the social constructions and meanings attached to menopause and how this impacts women's experiences of menopause, with emphasis on the sociocultural and historical context while examining menopause from an integrative approach considering interaction of current and past sociocultural contexts, biology, psychology, and social and family environments.

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Health issues distinctive to women encompass all of the dimensions in which a woman interacts with herself and her environment—mind, body, and spirit. This course will include information on healthy lifestyle behaviors, risk factors, and interventions for common health issues in women. Major health promotion issues and treatment in the care of women, including sexual and reproductive health, gynecologic cancers, perimenopause and menopause, breast care, heart disease, obesity, diabetes, and psychological health will be highlighted.

NetCE

NetCE

This course outlines appropriate approaches to the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of female sexual dysfunction in order to enhance patients-provider communication and improve patient outcomes and well-being.

NetCE

NetCE

A course reviewing clinical trials and research on cannabis and other cannabinoids in the treatment or management of diseases and conditions, covering potential indications, pharmacology, mechanism of action, side effects, contraindications, and the history of medicinal cannabis use.

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This course outlines the demographics of antidepressant-associated sexual dysfunction and gender-specific manifestations, and enriches knowledge of sexual side effects and approaches to management to improve patients' adherence to antidepressant therapy and overall quality of life.

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Opioid stewardship in multimorbidity demands clinical sophistication beyond guideline adherence. It requires individualized risk-benefit analysis, mastery of pharmacokinetic principles, commitment to functional rather than purely pain-focused goals, and most critically, interprofessional collaboration.

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This course provides up-to-date information regarding the demographics and characteristics of club drug users, pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, clinical signs and symptoms, and available treatment for persons experiencing acute or long-term adverse effects of club drug toxicity.