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Workplace Violence in Healthcare: Q & A from Our Free Webinar
Workplace violence in healthcare is one of the most urgent safety concerns facing today’s nurses, clinicians, case managers, social workers, and healthcare leaders. During CareerSmart® Learning’s interactive webinar, “Workplace Violence in Healthcare:…
Free Webinar Q & A “From Burnout to Balance: Tools to Navigate Stress”
During our November 5, 2025, webinar, From Burnout to Balance: Tools to Navigate Stress, presenter Danielle Rhode, MSN, RN, CEN, discussed some of the most common challenges contributing to nurse burnout in…
Free Webinar Q&A Recap: Debunking Myths in Opioid and Chronic Pain Management
On June 11, 2025, CareerSmart Learning hosted a well-attended and thought-provoking free webinar titled “Reframing the Pain Conversation: Debunking Myths in Opioid and Chronic Pain Management.” This one-hour session was approved for…
Webinar Attendee Q&A: Addressing the Nursing Shortage Through Technology and Innovation
March 18, 2025 Attendee Q&A (Answers provided by speaker Jennifer Walker, RN, MSN, NPD-BC, GERO-BC, NE-BC) We were honored to host so many engaged professionals for our March 18, 2025 webinar, Addressing…
Free Webinar: Addressing the Nursing Shortage Through Technology & Innovation
It’s time for a transformative approach, leveraging technology and innovation to create a more sustainable nursing workforce. The nursing shortage is a significant challenge, impacting patient care, staff morale, and costs.…
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Workplace Violence in Healthcare: Q & A from Our Free Webinar
Workplace violence in healthcare is one of the most urgent safety concerns facing today’s nurses, clinicians, case managers, social workers, and healthcare leaders. During CareerSmart®…
Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month: Honoring Memories, Inspiring Hope
I still remember the first time my nana looked at me with uncertainty in her eyes and quietly asked, “Can you remind me who you…
The Importance of Mental Health CE in Healthcare: A Personal Perspective
In Recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month There was a time in my life when getting through the day felt overwhelming. Within a short period,…
How Do Healthcare Organizations Document Continuing Education (CE) for Accreditation Surveys?
Healthcare organizations operate in a highly regulated environment where continuing education (CE) is not just encouraged, it’s expected. Whether preparing for a Joint Commission survey…
Leadership Skills Licensed Professionals Can Build Through Continuing Education
In today’s healthcare environment, leadership shows up in the impact you have, not just the title you hold. Licensed professionals across all roles are expected…
National Public Health Week: Strengthening the Workforce through CE
Quick Highlights There’s a big difference between a team that just meets a requirement and one that has the skills to pivot instantly during a…
Stay Certified: California CNA CE Requirements for Certification Renewal
Navigating and understanding continuing education (CE) requirements can feel complex, especially when they are one of many steps in the license or certification renewal process.…
Building Quality Leaders: The Role of CE in Clinical Leadership Development
Key Takeaways Continuing Education (CE) as Infrastructure: Providing up-to-date, relevant continuing education is a strategic investment in organizational stability, not just an individual professional licensing…
Walking Alongside Survivors of Brain Injury
This article is informed by the clinical experience of nurse case manager Angie Jung, RN, CCM, CRRN, who has more than 25 years of experience…
Are Healthcare Employers Responsible for Professional License Renewal and CE Compliance?
Short Answer: While individual clinicians are legally responsible for maintaining their licenses and certifications, healthcare employers share operational, legal, and financial responsibility for ensuring staff…
Medical Assistant vs CNA: What’s the Difference?
Key Takeaways Medical assistant vs CNA: MAs assist doctors; CNAs assist nurses. Medical assistants blend clinical tasks (vitals, injections, specimen collection) with administrative work (scheduling,…
Quality Improvement in Healthcare: Integrating Quality into Daily Operations
Every healthcare professional wants to deliver safe, high-quality care—but good intentions alone don’t prevent errors. Quality Improvement (QI) provides the structure, data, and discipline needed…