Online CEUs
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Advance Care Planning and Ethical End-of-Life Issues
Explore the findings resulting from research funded by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) and utilize tools designed to guide the elderly as they contemplate their future physical, psychosocial, and spiritual wishes at the end of life.
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$15.00
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Aging in Place: There’s No Place Like Home
Recognizes the desire of many seniors to remain at home as they age and discover resources and strategies to assist in honoring their wishes when feasible.
1.0 CE Credit.
$15.00
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Alzheimer’s Disease: The Latest Research
Explores the latest findings on how to prevent Alzheimer’s Disease, how to detect warning signs and symptoms, and how to assess the appropriate treatment and care for the Alzheimer’s patient.
1.0 CE Credit
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Care Transitions for the Elderly: From Hospital to Home
Discusses discharge planning tools and strategies designed to assist the elderly when returning home after hospitalization.
1.0 CE Credit .
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Caregiver Guilt: Resisting This Destructive Emotion
Discover how to help caregivers combat feelings of guilt associated with caring for their elderly loved ones.
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$15.00
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Caregiver Personality Types: Strategies to Enhance Patient Care
Discusses various personality traits of caregivers for the elderly and shows how the healthcare professional can utilize the family member’s strengths in providing care for the patient.
1.0 CE Credit
$15.00
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Caring for the Elderly: Ethical Considerations During a Pandemic and Beyond
Discusses how the elderly have been affected by the pandemic and the ethical issues that have surfaced as a result. With the use of case studies, topics will include substance abuse, depression/isolation, financial impact/scams, changes in care provision, family caregiver stress and emotions, hospitalization, end of life issues, etc.
1.0 CE Credit
$15.00
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Conflict Management in Healthcare: Finding Common Ground
Explores communication strategies and techniques designed to find common ground and work through conflicts in healthcare settings with elder patients and their families.
1.0 CE Credit
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$15.00
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Elder Abuse and Self Neglect: The Ethical Aspects of Caring
Defines elder abuse and neglect and outlines the professional’s responsibility in preventing, detecting, and reporting.
1.0 CE Credit
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$15.00
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Ethics in Caring for the Elderly: Do You Know Their Love Language?
Reiterates the ethical duty that healthcare professionals have to provide person-centered care and introduces the love language concept as a way of delivering that care to elderly patients.
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$15.00
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Generational Differences in Healthcare: Bridging the Gap
Gain insight into generational values and belief systems and learn techniques to effectively communicate with each of the four generations represented within the patient population today.
1.0 CE Credit
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$15.00
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Good Grief: Helping Families Cope After the Loss of an Elderly Loved One
Review key components of healthy grieving in order to assist families after a patient's death. Ethical issues related to dying, death, and grief will be discussed.
1.0 CE Credit
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$15.00
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Holiday Stress and Caregiving: The Search for Comfort and Joy
Analyze the prevalent difficulties of caregiving during the holidays and develop coping strategies that will help professional and family caregivers manage holiday stress.
1.0 CE Credit
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$15.00
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Hydration and the Elderly: Let’s Drink to That!
Recognizes the signs, symptoms, risk factors, and complications of dehydration with the elderly population and provides the latest intervention and health-promotion strategies.
1.0 CE Credit
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Improving Emotional Intelligence (Part 1): Self-Awareness & Self-Management
Teaches how to utilize the emotional intelligence skills of self-awareness and self-management when providing patient care to improve communication and outcomes.
1.0 CE Credit
$15.00
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Long-Term Care Insurance: To Have or Have Not
Explains the pros and cons of long-term care insurance, what it typically covers, and what to look out for when helping patients make care decisions based on their long-term care coverage (or lack thereof).
1.0 CE Credit
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Mental Health and the Elderly: An Ethical Team Approach
According to a recent CDC report, over 20% of adults ages 65 or older have a mental health concern, but only about two-thirds receive treatment. Emphasizes the need to address the mental health of our elderly population by reviewing assessment strategies and specific treatment options.
1.5 CE Credit
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$15.00
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Music, Memory and Dementia: The Beat Goes On
Emphasizes the healing benefits of music therapy with the elderly population, particularly with the dementia patient. The use of “personalized music” will be discussed in terms of tapping into long-term memory and altering negative behaviors.
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$15.00
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No News Isn’t Always Good News: The Ethics of Communicating Bad News Through Crucial Conversations
Explores communication techniques that are proven to be effective when delivering negative news to patients, families, and others. Ethical issues of withholding crucial information will be discussed.
1.0 CE Credit.
$15.00
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Positivity in Healthcare: Improving Quality of Care
Illustrates the powerful effect that the healthcare professionals’ positive outlook can have on patient, caregivers, co- workers, and themselves.
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$15.00
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