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What You Don’t Know About Vital Signs
You take vital signs all the time. You analyze the results and make decisions about patient care based on vital signs. But, what do you really know about vital signs? In this 60-minute web-based seminar (webinar) you will learn what you are assessing and why when you take vital signs.
What's New in Hemodynamics?
Hemodynamics is not just for the ICU anymore. With new minimally invasive technologies being developed and an increase in evidence based knowledge about what makes the heart tick, nurses have more knowledge available to them then every before. In this one hour web based seminar (webinar) you will learn how to assess your patient’s hemodynamic status with and without invasive equipment, and evidence based interventions for common hemodynamic problems.
Drugs and Labs Webinar Series
Did you know that over 770,000 people are injured or die in hospitals each year from adverse drug events (ADEs)?

And did you know that...
•    The costs associated with ADEs could be as high as $5.6 billion annually?
•    ADEs can increase your patient’s hospital stay by 8-12 days?
•    Or, that nurses may be responsible for as many as 38% of ADEs?
What's New in Acute Coronary Syndrome?
Acute coronary syndrome (ACS) is a continuum of conditions that cause cardiac chest pain.  Distinguishing between the conditions is important to prevent complications and morbidity. 
Nursing Faculty / Staff Development Teaching Tips Webinar Series
This pre-recorded web-based seminar (webinar) series is designed to give new and experienced nurse educators valuable tips to improve their teaching.  The webinars will present the best evidence-based techniques that consistently meet the needs of learners.  The focus will be on providing practical tips that you can use right away to improve your teaching effectiveness.  Each webinar included references, resources, and time for open discussion.
10 Subtle Signs You Must Recognize to Prevent Complications (prerecorded)
In this one-hour web-based seminar (webinar), you will learn about the 10 Subtle Signs and how to incorporate them into your assessment quickly and easily.  The focus will be on rapid assessment of the subtle signs, prompt intervention, and prevention of complications.  

Why You Need to Know About Sepsis Syndrome
Sepsis is the leading non-cardiac cause of death in ICU patients and ranks number ten in overall mortality according to the Center for Disease Control.
CCRN Informational Webinar
Learn about the benefits of Critical Care Nursing certification while gaining valuable insights into the testing procedure and the best preparation techniques. Presented by David W. Woodruff, MSN, RN-BC, CNS, CEN, an Alumnus CCRN.
What's New in Acute Stroke Care

1. Distinguish between stroke and non-stroke causes for neurological dysfunction.
2. Evaluate neurological status using the “5-point neuro check.”
3. Compare and contrast various diagnostic tests for acute stroke.
4. Describe the strategies to decrease risk for stroke.
5. Specify the pros and cons of cutting-edge treatment modalities.
7. Plan care for stroke patients using the latest guidelines from the American Stroke Association.

Medical-Surgical Nursing Certification
In this informational webinar, David W. Woodruff, MSN, RN-BC, CNS, CEN discusses the options available to Medical-Surgical nurses and some of the nuances of preparing for taking the certification exam.
The Million $ Nurse
To show our appreciation for all that you do as a nurse, please enjoy the free web-based seminar (Webinar) entitled "The Million $ Nurse."
Leadership and Mentoring in Nursing
Free Webninar: Leadership and Mentoring in Nursing
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