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2 Minute EBP Challenge

Monday, August 30, 2010
Ascites and alcoholic cirrhosis
In a patient with alcoholic cirrhosis, ascites may develop as a result of:

Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Dyspepsia and PPIs
How long can dyspepsia persist after the discontinuation of proton-pump inhibitors?

Monday, August 09, 2010
Geriatric Cardiac Function
In geriatric patients, a variety of events occur that cause a decrease in cardiovascular function.

 

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Web-Based Seminars (Webinars)

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Med-Surg Certification Webinar
We can help you achieve your dreams of becoming a certified Med-Surg Nurse. With the MSCert: Success -- Guaranteed! program you will get a comprehensive review of medical-surgical nursing and tips on how to study and take the test.
Update on Heart Failure
This one-hour web-based seminar (webinar) is designed to give you insight into the latest treatments for heart failure along with the pathophysiological underpinnings of the disease process. You will explore several causes for heart failure, along with the latest diagnostics and cutting-edge treatments.
Progressive Care Nursing Certification
Stepdown, telemetry, and progressive care nurses:
Get certified in Progressive Care Nursing!  The PCCN is a highly-respected credential from the American Association of Critical Care Nurses.  You can get certified and we will show you how.  Our pass rate is 100% -- and fully guaranteed!
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.

Cardiac Emergencies
As the first in a six-part series on managing common nursing emergencies, "Cardiac Emergencies" will help you better manage patients with cardiovascular problems
Sepsis, Sepsis Syndrome, and Septic Shock
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.
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
Pulmonary Emergencies
As the second in a six-part series on managing common nursing emergencies, "Pulmonary Emergencies" will help you better manage patients with respiratory problems.
Coping with Short-Staffing
Nurse staffing levels have been directly linked to patient outcomes in a number of recent research studies. 
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