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Sexual Harassment in the Workplace is a general course for employees of any company. The course covers legal definitions of sexual harassment, gives examples of acceptable and unacceptable workplace behavior, and how to respond to sexual harassment as a target or a bystander.

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Poverty is a pervasive issue across the United States that impacts many individuals and families every day. This course will focus on how poverty uniquely and systemically impacts each of Healthy People 2030's five Social Determinants of Health, and it will identify strategies to improve upon existing service delivery systems.

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Human trafficking has been present since the dawn of humanity and affects not only the victims but also their families, communities, and global society. Nurses are uniquely positioned to interact with victims of human trafficking when they seek healthcare. As a result, nurses must understand the different types of human trafficking, be able to identify populations at greater risk for trafficking and factors that contribute to increased risk, and be able to recognize indicators of human trafficking that may be observed when interacting with patients. Upon completion of this course, learners will understand therapeutic communication techniques to use when interacting with potential victims of human trafficking. This course will review how to report a human trafficking case and when reporting is mandated. It will also outline human trafficking prevention strategies, as well as review recent and current legislation related to human trafficking.

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Quantum Units Education

Chronic pain impacts millions of individuals negatively. This course reviews 14 different drug-free approaches to supporting patients in reducing or managing their chronic pain, including yoga, physical therapy, acupuncture, meditation, CBT, and ACT techniques.

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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.

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This course equips Nursing Home Administrators to strategically integrate AI into senior living. Participants will learn AI fundamentals, practical applications for long-term care challenges (staffing, care quality, efficiency, resident monitoring), implementation strategies, and ethical considerations.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Quantum Units Education

Stroke affects millions of people worldwide and is the cause of approximately 7 million deaths each year. Due to an increase in the prevalence of risk factors for stroke, nurses and other healthcare workers are caring for patients experiencing stroke more frequently. Nurses must understand what a stroke is, identify risk factors, recognize signs and symptoms, be knowledgeable about current evidence-based treatment and prevention methods, and understand their role in promoting optimal outcomes after a stroke. This course provides the information nurses need to deliver excellent stroke-related care.

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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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