Nursing: Georgia LPN CE Requirements Package — 20 Contact Hours
32.95
This convenient package of courses was designed to meet the CE requirements for Georgia LPNs. Save over 75% on individual course prices.
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Courses included in this package. Click on a course to learn more.
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An Overview of Dietary Supplements for Nurses - N46202
3
3
Course release date: 1/11/2021
About the Course:
Nurses in many practice settings are likely to encounter patients that are using dietary supplements – some appropriately – whereas in other instances, not. This course is designed to provide an overview of these products that will empower nurses to guide their usage safely and effectively. Dietary supplements of many types are widely used by Americans. As a result, it is likely that nurses, in a variety of settings, will encounter patients who use these products. -
Assessment and Prevention of Suicide for Healthcare Professionals - N47287
4
Course release date: 12/15/2020
About the Course:
This course is intended for all healthcare professionals who care for individuals and veterans at-risk for suicide or who are survivors of suicide. The course discusses the background, statistical data, etiology, risk factors for, and treatment and management of suicide in the United States. Risk of imminent harm with communication strategies is presented with a special focus on the veteran and healthcare workers populations. -
Emerging Infectious Diseases - N47384
6
Course release date: 3/3/2021
About the Course:
This course provides an overview of emerging infectious diseases (EID), offering useful historic and scientific underpinnings, as well as an introduction to the less obvious consequences of rapidly spreading infections. The course is aimed at empowering nurses to best serve their patients, despite the challenges projected by EID-associated disruptions. In broad strokes, this course provides general ID and EID information, discusses consequences of a pandemic, provides an overview of how governments and organizations prepare for EID, methods to combat the spread of ID, and descriptions of specific nursing approaches useful to prevent and manage EID. -
Ethics and Moral Distress for Healthcare Professionals - N47689
4
Course release date: 4/28/2021
About the Course:
This course provides healthcare professionals information about ethical principles that guide practice, present factors that contribute to moral distress, and provide strategies to manage moral distress. The course provides an overview of ethics, ethical principles, and moral distress. -
Traumatic Brain Injury, 3rd Edition - N47290
3
Course release date: 2/19/2021
About the Course:
Given the rising rates of TBI, the renewed interest in limiting its prevalence and likelihood for reinjury, and its long-term cognitive challenges, nurses and specialists in brain injury and mental health are well positioned to deliver state-of-the-art care to patients and families. This course provides evidence-based information related to the detection, identification, etiology, pathophysiology, clinical manifestations, and diagnostic tools used for all levels of TBI.
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Georgia LPN CE Requirements Package — 20 Contact Hours
32.95
This convenient package of courses was designed to meet the CE requirements for Georgia LPNs. Save over 75% on individual course prices.
Included Courses
Courses included in this package. Click on a course to learn more.
-
An Overview of Dietary Supplements for Nurses - N46202
3
3
Course release date: 1/11/2021
About the Course:
Nurses in many practice settings are likely to encounter patients that are using dietary supplements – some appropriately – whereas in other instances, not. This course is designed to provide an overview of these products that will empower nurses to guide their usage safely and effectively. Dietary supplements of many types are widely used by Americans. As a result, it is likely that nurses, in a variety of settings, will encounter patients who use these products. -
Assessment and Prevention of Suicide for Healthcare Professionals - N47287
4
Course release date: 12/15/2020
About the Course:
This course is intended for all healthcare professionals who care for individuals and veterans at-risk for suicide or who are survivors of suicide. The course discusses the background, statistical data, etiology, risk factors for, and treatment and management of suicide in the United States. Risk of imminent harm with communication strategies is presented with a special focus on the veteran and healthcare workers populations. -
Emerging Infectious Diseases - N47384
6
Course release date: 3/3/2021
About the Course:
This course provides an overview of emerging infectious diseases (EID), offering useful historic and scientific underpinnings, as well as an introduction to the less obvious consequences of rapidly spreading infections. The course is aimed at empowering nurses to best serve their patients, despite the challenges projected by EID-associated disruptions. In broad strokes, this course provides general ID and EID information, discusses consequences of a pandemic, provides an overview of how governments and organizations prepare for EID, methods to combat the spread of ID, and descriptions of specific nursing approaches useful to prevent and manage EID. -
Ethics and Moral Distress for Healthcare Professionals - N47689
4
Course release date: 4/28/2021
About the Course:
This course provides healthcare professionals information about ethical principles that guide practice, present factors that contribute to moral distress, and provide strategies to manage moral distress. The course provides an overview of ethics, ethical principles, and moral distress. -
Traumatic Brain Injury, 3rd Edition - N47290
3
Course release date: 2/19/2021
About the Course:
Given the rising rates of TBI, the renewed interest in limiting its prevalence and likelihood for reinjury, and its long-term cognitive challenges, nurses and specialists in brain injury and mental health are well positioned to deliver state-of-the-art care to patients and families. This course provides evidence-based information related to the detection, identification, etiology, pathophysiology, clinical manifestations, and diagnostic tools used for all levels of TBI.