Medications Commonly Prescribed for Persons with Dementia (NAB/NCERS Approved) – 1.25 CE/Contact Hours

This course provides an overview of medications commonly prescribed for persons with dementia and their impacts. By the end of this course learners will be able to: Define dementia. Explain why medications are sometimes needed to manage symptoms caused by dementia. State three types of commonly prescribed medications for persons with dementia and why they […]
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Medication Management of Type 2 Diabetes for Older Adults in RCFE (NAB/NCERS Approved) – 1.25 Hour

Upon completing this course, learners will be able to: Describe the basic understanding of what diabetes is and factors affecting management of diabetes in older adults. Identify the main goals of diabetic medication management. Describe the various methods of insulin administration, different types of insulin, and the rationale behind correction or supplemental insulin. Identify at […]
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Medication Management Basics (NAB/NCERS Approved) – 1.25 CE/Contact Hours

This course provides an overview of policies and procedures related to medication management for elderly residents living in a long-term care environment. By the end of this course you will be able to: Define the differences between medication assistance and medication administration. Identify relevant laws and regulations pertaining to medication management for the elderly. Describe […]
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Hepatitis: Causes and Prevention (NAB/NCERS Approved) – 1.0 CE/Contact Hour

This course provides an overview of Hepatitis and contains the following learning objectives: Describe the biology and epidemiology of hepatitis. Define the viral and non-viral causes of hepatitis. Identify the symptoms and diagnosis of hepatitis. Recognize treatment options for hepatitis. Implement methods to prevent hepatitis transmission. This program has been approved for Continuing Education for […]
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Geriatric Nutrition: Nutritional Management of Residents in Long-Term Care Facilities (NAB/NCERS Approved) – 1.25 CE/Contact Hours

This course covers age-related changes that occur in the physiology of older adults and how these changes can greatly impact the nutritional needs of those living in a long-term care facility. By taking this course, learners will be able to achieve the following objectives: Recognize the physiological, psychological, and environmental factors that can influence the […]
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Gastro Esophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) (NAB/NCERS Approved) – 1.25 CE/Contact Hours

This course provides a comprehensive and technical overview of Gastro Esophageal Reflux Disease, also referred to as GERD. Learners will achieve the following objectives: Define GERD. Describe the symptoms and pathophysiology of GERD. Review the complications associated with GERD. Evaluate the impact of personality, stress, and psychology on GERD. Identify treatment options for management of […]
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Fall Prevention in Older Adults (NAB/NCERS Approved) – 1.25 CE/Contact Hours

The following objectives will be achieved through this course: Describe the prevalence of falls among the older adult population. Describe some of the implications of falls among older adults. Identify common risk factors for falls. Identify at least three intervention strategies to promote fall prevention. This program has been approved for Continuing Education for 1.25 […]
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End of Life: Signs and Symptoms of Active Dying (NAB/NCERS Approved) – 1.25 CE/Contact Hours

Course objectives include: List characteristics of the active dying process. Explain the etiology of five signs and symptoms of active dying. Explain the importance of managing signs and symptoms. Describe treatment for three common physical symptoms at end of life. This program has been approved for Continuing Education for 1.25 CE/Contact Hours by NAB/NCERS—Approval # […]
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