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BLS Renewal

Monday April 23, 2012 – Monday April 23, 2012 18405 NW 2ND AVE Map and Directions | Register Description: Course Overview This CPR course is conducted in affiliation with the American Heart Association, which has updated the guidelines for performance of Basic Life Support. This is the course required by healthcare facilities in order to [...]

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AHA “Stress Free” ACLS Initial Course

Purpose This Initial Provider course is designed to teach the knowledge and skills required to implement the American Heart Association’s ACLS treatment guidelines in the learner’s practice setting and improve the outcomes for adult patients with cardiac arrest and other cardiopulmonary emergencies.   Target Audience The participant in this course is a currently active healthcare [...]

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ACLS Provider Course for the Highly Experienced Practitioner

Course Overview This class is designed for the highly experienced practitioner that uses ACLS in a clinical setting on a routine basis and does not allow for the traditional reinforcement of ACLS as it does in a traditional renewal course.  This is a fast paced, rigorous curriculum that assumes ready knowledge and skills.  Prior to [...]

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Wound Care Update

COURSE OVERVIEW Recent changes in Medicare policies that limit reimbursements for Hospital Acquired Conditions (HACs) in acute care hospitals and healthcare facilities have enhanced the need for proper education and training for healthcare providers.  Stage III and Stage IV pressure ulcers have been added to the list of Preventable Hospital Acquired Conditions no longer being [...]

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S.T.A.B.L.E. Program

Course Overview When newborn infants become ill and require specialized care, each member of the healthcare team-nurses, physicians, therapists and assistants-must know what to do in a timely and effective manner.  It is not uncommon for an infant to be properly resuscitated in the delivery room, but to receive less than optimal care post-resuscitation, resulting [...]

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