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- Lunch and Learn series - Caring for the Caregiver
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Fee: $35.00
Date: 5/22/2024
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Building: Online
Contact Hours: 1
Instructor(s): Holly Kapusinski MSN, RN, NC-BC, CPNP-PC, APRN
Lunch and Learn series presented by CCNL
Registered Nurses and Advanced Practice Registered Nurses hold space, witness client and family crises, and provide exceptional care to others daily, but how well are they cared for? Nursing continues to be the profession trusted the most in healthcare, however many nurses are suffering from fatigue, burnout, stress, and dissatisfaction in their role. In this lunch and learn, we will discuss tips and techniques to mitigate emotional, physical, and spiritual distress while building inner resources to begin healing.
1.0 Contact Hours
Target Audience: All healthcare providers, and nursing students undergraduate and graduate level.
All Times are PST.
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- Introduction to School Nursing ESA
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Fee: $495.00
Item Number: 2452NRCENR003BL3
Dates: 5/27/2024 - 6/22/2024
Times: Arr
Days: Arr
Sessions: 1
Building: PLU - Garfield Commons
Room:
Instructor: Karen Smith RN, BSN, NCSN, Shallae Hobbs BSN, MN, RN, NCSN, Kenna Gordon RN
THIS CLASS IS FULL. Please click the "Add to Waitlist" button below.
School nursing is a specialized practice that advances the well-being and health of K-12 student population.
This course prepares you for initial Educational Staff Associate Initial Certification as a School Nurse. Content includes the role of the school nurse within the context of the school and society, growth and development, assessment and screening tools, school law, and legal, ethical, and professional responsibilities of the role.
This course is approved by the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) for meeting the requirements for initial certification as a School Nurse.
Location: self-study/online synchronous combo
This course prepares you for initial Educational Staff Associate Initial Certification as a School Nurse. Content includes the role of the school nurse within the context of the school and society, growth and development, assessment and screening tools, school law, and legal, ethical, and professional responsibilities of the role.
Learn practical skills at the hands of Nationally Board Certified School Nurses, discuss common scenarios in online message boards, and learn Scope of Practice. Assignments and videos are posted in a virtual classroom to allow participants more flexibility to "learn the ropes" without sacrificing quality or content.
This course is approved by the Professional Educator Standards Board (PESB) for meeting the requirements for initial certification as a School Nurse.
Prerequisite for this ESA course: Must hold a valid state of Washington Registered Nurse License, and BSN is strongly preferred. Please refer to the OSPI website for additional information.
Location: self-study/online synchronous combo
Self -paced Starts May 27, 2024
Live internet June 15, 2024
In person lab June 22, 2024 (PLU campus)
PLU Garfield Commons 208 Garfield St. S Tacoma, WA ROOMS 101,103
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- Guiding Patients through the Menopause Transition: A Clinical and Integrative Approach
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Fee: $30.00
Self-paced Course
Contact Hours: 0.75
Location: Fully Online
Instructor: Victoria Byrd Rph, CWHC, CNC, BCS
ONLINE More than 1 million women this year will reach menopause, and with symptoms beginning 5-10 years before the transition, many more than that will present to their provider seeking assistance. During this webinar, we will discuss:
- Symptoms related to Perimenopause and Menopause
- Pharmacologic Treatments
- Lifestyle modifications
- Diagnostic Testing/ Monitoring Therapies
- Wading through Misinformation
Learning outcomes: To increase provider knowledge of symptoms related to the menopause transition, create a plan for patients through pharmacologic and lifestyle modifications, monitor and evaluate treatment, and help dispel worries surrounding misinformation.
0.75 Contact Hours and 0.5 Pharmacological credits
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- Wound Care
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Fee: $45.00
Dates: 12/31/2024 - 12/31/2024
Instructor: Julie Schmitt RN MN MBA CWON
ONLINE
Wound Care Essentials
Wound care is a critical aspect of healthcare, and healthcare professionals need to stay current with the latest best practices and evidence-based treatments. This course will help healthcare providers acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to deliver effective wound care to their patients. When it comes to wound care, integrating clinical practice guidelines into the course will be highly beneficial.
Target Audience: All healthcare providers, and nursing students undergraduate and graduate level.
Online course materials and video will be emailed after registration.
Clock Hours Offered
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- An Area of Opportunity: Perinatal Mental Health
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Fee: $35.00
Dates: 12/31/2024 - 12/31/2024
Instructor: BreAnne Marcucci FNP-C, ARNP, IBCLC, PMH-C
ONLINE
1 in 5 women experience a perinatal mood and anxiety disorder, like postpartum depression, during the first year postpartum. In fact, perinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMADs) are the most common complication of pregnancy, affecting nearly 20 percent of people during pregnancy and the postpartum year, however, it continues to be the most under-screened and under-diagnosed problem women and pregnant/postpartum people experience. This presentation will focus on the evidence based screening tools, counseling and support methods related to perinatal mental health and how to incorporate perinatal mental health support into your care for pregnant and postpartum families. Additionally we will review psychopharmacology for common psychiatric disorders in the perinatal period.
1.0 Contact Hours and 0.25 Pharmacological credits
Target Audience: All healthcare providers, and nursing students undergraduate and graduate level.
Online course materials and video will be emailed after registration. Clock Hours Offered
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- Nurse Engineering - Exploring the Nurse Engineer
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Fee: $60.00
Self-paced Course
Contact Hours: 2
Location: Fully Online
Instructor: Kenneth Cheng, MSN, BE, RN, CHRN, Kelly Landsman, MN, BME, BS, RN, PHN, Garett Craig BME, BS, MS, RN
ONLINE
Exploring the Nurse Engineer: A Growing Interdisciplinary Profession You Didn’t Know About
This lecture explores the growing interdisciplinary profession of nurse engineers and collaboration of the two fields to improve patient outcomes through innovation and medical technology design.
Although you will not find a job requisition and a salary by typing in the words "nurse engineer", there are many biomedical technology companies and hospitals that are employing nurses and providers for their knowledge and experience in the design process for medical technology and devices. This need has been studied and written about in medical and technology-related journals for many years and recently some nursing schools have developed dual degree programs for BSN/BME (Biomedical Engineers) to meet the demand due to the increasing advances and use of medical technology.
This lecture aims to educate nurses on this trend and its relevance in their work with patients, the promotion of collaboration with engineers and to give nurses career ideas and resources to become a part of the nurse engineer track.
All Times are PST.
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- Child and Adolescent Traumatic Grief After Loss - Childhood Grief: Too Young to Say Goodbye
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Fee: $65.00
Self-paced Course
Contact Hours: 2
Location: Fully Online
Instructor: Tanika Johnson, Ed.D., M.A., LPC-MHSP, LMHC, NCC, BC-TMH,
ONLINE
Childhood Grief: Too Young to Say Goodbye
This course highlights the emotional challenges that children may face when dealing with the loss of someone significant in their lives. The participants will develop an in-depth awareness of suicide prevention techniques: decreasing risk factors, increasing protective factors, promoting positive relationship-building with parents, families, and caregivers, enhancing life skills, and fostering healthy social and emotional school and home environments.
This is Part One.
Clock Hours Offered
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- Child and Adolescent Traumatic Grief After Loss - Adolescent Grief: Too Young to Say Goodbye
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Fee: $80.00
Self-paced Course
Contact Hours: 3
Location: Fully Online
Instructor: Tanika Johnson, Ed.D., M.A., LPC-MHSP, LMHC, NCC, BC-TMH,
ONLINE
Adolescent Grief: Too Young to Say Goodbye
In the aftermath of a traumatic event such as a suicidal death, school or community shooting, or any related tragedy, adolescents may experience a wide range of emotions and thoughts. It is crucial for parents, teachers, and community leaders to provide support and guidance to help them cope with these traumatic experiences. This course provides some strategies for responding to the concerns and questions that adolescents may have.
This is Part Two.
Clock Hours Offered
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- Holistic Opioid Addiction Prevention (HOAP)
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Fee: $85.00
Self-paced Course
Contact Hours: 3
Location: Fully Online
Instructor: Carrie Ann Matyac, DNP, ARNP, FNP-BC
ONLINE Holistic Opioid Addiction Prevention (HOAP) focuses on preventing opioid addiction from occurring in the first place. This is a crucial aspect of addressing the opioid crisis, as it aims to reduce the number of people who become dependent on opioids due to chronic pain management. The program equips healthcare professionals with the knowledge, skills, and abilities needed to effectively prevent opioid addiction. This includes understanding the risks associated with opioids, identifying alternative pain management strategies, and staying up-to-date with the latest research and guidelines.
3.0 Contact Hours and 1.0 Pharm Credit
PLU Preceptors please contact us for your discount at ccnl@plu.edu.
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- LGBTQ+ Health Education for Nurses
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Fee: $35.00
Self-paced Course
Contact Hours: 1
Location: Fully Online
Instructor: Kristen Bender RN DNP-c
ONLINE LGBTQ+ Health Education for Nurses with Kristen Bender RN DNP-c
This course is designed to provide an understanding of the health disparity faced by the LGBTQ+ community. By addressing these topics, the course can help nurses and practitioners become more informed and culturally competent healthcare providers, ultimately improving the quality of care provided to LGBTQ+ individuals in Washington State and beyond.
Clock Hours Offered
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- Breast feeding: What you don't know can hurt your patient.
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Fee: $40.00
Self-paced Course
Contact Hours: 1.25
Location: Fully Online
Instructor: Hannah Pye MSN, RN, CEN, DNP
ONLINE This course is designed to provide nurses with essential evidence-based knowledge on breastfeeding and its importance in the care of infants and mothers. It uses a series of case studies and the latest evidence to address common misconceptions about medications and treatments related to breastfeeding. The course aims to educate nurses about their vital role in breastfeeding support.
Clock Hours Offered
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- Pharmacology asynchronous - Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis for HIV
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Fee: $35.00
Self-paced Course
Contact Hours: 1
Location: Fully Online
Instructor: Kathryn Schroeder PharmD
ONLINE
This course will cover Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) effectiveness in preventing HIV infection when taken as prescribed. PrEP is recommended for individuals at high risk of HIV, and it involves taking antiretroviral medications regularly to reduce the risk of HIV transmission. Discover the importance of healthcare providers accessing individuals' risk factors to determine if PrEP is appropriate for them. PrEP is highly effective when taken consistently. The two main medications approved for PrEP are Truvada (tenofovir disoproxil fumarate/emtricitabine) and Descovy (tenofovir alafenamide/emtricitabine). Both medications have been shown to significantly reduce the risk of HIV transmission when taken as directed.
Clock Hours Offered, RX credits 1.0
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- Pharmacology asynchronous - THE A, B, C’s OF HEPATITIS B AND C
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Fee: $35.00
Self-paced Course
Contact Hours: 1
Location: Fully Online
Instructor: Yhazmyne Hawkins, Pharm D
ONLINE
This course will focus on interpreting laboratory results related to Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C, and then using that information to make informed decisions about antiviral therapy for patients. The approach may vary depending on guidelines, the specific patient's condition, and the available medications. In both HBV and HCV cases, individualized patient assessment is essential to select the most appropriate antiviral therapy. Treatment response is monitored through serial lab tests, and adjustments may be made as necessary. Close collaboration with a hepatologist or infectious disease specialist is recommended for managing these chronic viral hepatitis infections. Treatment guidelines may evolve, so consulting the most recent guidelines is crucial.
This event offers 1.0 contact hours to attendees and (1.0 Pharmacology credits
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- Pharmacology asynchronous - Pharmacotherapeutic Update for Providers
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Fee: $65.00
Self-paced Course
Contact Hours: 2.6
Location: Fully Online
Instructor: Erik Gunderson, PharmD, BCPS, Steven Elrod, PharmD, BCACP, Tom Simpson, PharmD, RPH
ONLINE
Microdosing Psychedelics - Tom Simpson, PharmD, RPh.
Discover the rapidly evolving field of psychedelic research, with ongoing clinical trials and studies exploring their safety and efficacy for various mental health conditions. However, it's important to emphasize that the use of psychedelics should always be conducted in controlled and supervised settings to minimize risks and maximize potential benefits. Instructor Tom Simpson, PharmD., RPh.
Fight the Fomites! COVID-19 Prevention and Management - Erik Gunderson, PharmD, BCPS, BCACP
It's essential to stay updated with the latest guidelines and recommendations from health authorities and consult with healthcare professionals to develop a patient-specific COVID-19 treatment plan, especially considering the evolving nature of the pandemic. Determining the appropriate COVID-19 treatment depends on several factors, including the patient's age, comorbidities, disease severity, and the presence of certain risk factors.
What the EF is Going on with Heart Failure? - Steven A. Elrod, PharmD, BCACP
The treatment of heart failure with reduced ejection fraction (HFrEF) has evolved over the years, and there are indeed some "new" foundational pillars that have become integral in managing this condition. These pillars are essential for improving patients' outcomes and enhancing their quality of life. Here are the "new" foundational pillars and an outline of outpatient setting treatment plans for HFrEF.
This event offers 2.6 contact hours to attendees and (2.6 Pharmacology clock hours)
Clock hours offered
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- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Series
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Fee: $45.00
Self-paced Course
Contact Hours: 1.5
Location: Fully Online
Instructor: Lorena Guerrero, PhD, ARNP, FNP-BC
ONLINE Incivility in the HealthCare Workplace: Bullying and Bias
ONLINE, SELF-PACED WORKSHOP
Learning Topics:
- discussion of lateral violence and microaggressions/bullying in healthcare
- reflection about the root of incivility and why the healthcare culture accepts bullying
- analysis of group dynamics and healthcare hierarchical leadership power structures that promote incivility and unacceptable behavior
- dialogue of strategies to survive & thrive
- choosing a role to change behaviors and culture
The workshop will reference "The Dauntless Nurse" by M. Griffin, K. Bartholomew, and A. Robbins.
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- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Series
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Fee: $90.00
Self-paced Course
Contact Hours: 2.75
Location: Fully Online
Instructor: Dr. Crystal Beal, Aytch Denaro, Tovah Fairshot, Dana Karash
ONLINE Transgender Healthcare for Providers
This pre-recorded seminar is available for self-study
Topics include:
- Primary Care for Gender Diverse Patients
- Behavioral Health Concerns for Trans Patients
- Transgender Medication Management
2.75 Contact Hours available, including 1 Pharm Credit
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- Keeping Kids in the Classroom - Online Edition - Kids and Anxiety
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Fee: $35.00
Self-paced Course
Contact Hours: 1
Location: Fully Online
Instructor: Kathleen Richardson DNP, ARNP, FNP-C
ONLINE
Learn to recognize anxiety in and help K-12 kids who suffer from anxiety that may manifest in different symptoms.
This 1 hour online workshop is open to any nurse that works with K-12 age kids.
1 Contact Hour or 1 Clock Hour available.
Self Paced, Pre-Recorded
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- Keeping Kids in the Classroom - Online Edition - Trauma Informed Care
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Fee: $45.00
Self-paced Course
Contact Hours: 1.5
Location: Fully Online
Instructor: Kristi Eilers, PMHNP
ONLINE
Using Trauma-Informed Care principles, with an emphasis on working with school-aged kids and a focus on the Adversity Childhood Experiences (ACEs) study. This online workshop is perfect for both School Nurses and for those working in pediatrics in these uncertain times.
As part of our "Keeping Kids in the Classroom" series for school nurses, this workshop offers 1.5 in-service education clock hours. PLU offers the hours through the Professional Education and Certification Division of the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI), Olympia, WA.
Contact hours through ANCC are also available.
1.5 Clock Hours (OSPI) or 1.5 Contact Hours
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- Foundations of Faith Community Nursing
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Fee: $595.00
Item Number: 2348NRCENR002O2
Dates: 3/23/2024 - 5/18/2024
Times: 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Days: Sa
Sessions: 3
Building: Online
Room:
Instructor: William Lonneman, DNP, RN
REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS IS CLOSED. This class is already in session.
Faith community nursing is a practice specialty that focuses on assisting members of a faith community to maintain and/or regain wholeness in body, mind and spirit. Faith community nurses practice within their own faith community either as volunteers or in paid positions. This foundational course is delivered in a online format from Pacific Lutheran University in partnership with CHI Franciscan.
Please email CCNL@plu.edu to determine eligibility.
The American Nurses Association recognizes faith community nursing as a specialty in nursing. Foundations of Faith Community Nursing -- also known as Parish Nursing -- holds the spiritual dimension as central to its practice.
Faith Community Nursing is a specialized field that recognizes the importance of spirituality and faith in the healing process. Nurses who complete this course are equipped to provide holistic care that not only addresses physical health but also attends to the spiritual and emotional needs of individuals within their faith community and the wider community.
Experience online presentations, small group experiences, community interactive work and play, meditation, and creative workshops.
Offered 100% online, this education course is designed to help the faith community nurse learn to model and promote health and healing.
Dates: March 23 -May 18, 2024: SELECT SATURDAYS ONLY, and self-study. There are self-paced assignments during this time, which students must complete on their own. There will be regular instructor check-ins for questions and guidance.
Access to a computer and internet connection is required.
Email ccnl@plu.edu for information.
Self-paced learning 3/23/24-5/18/24
Required online class days: March 23, April 20, May 18, 2024
Contact Hours 36.50
These two books are included with the registration fee:
- Foundations of Faith Community Nursing Curriculum: Participant Guide 2019 Revision: Jacob, Susan R
- Faith Community Nursing Scope & Standards of Practice | ANA
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