Free Professional-Development Refreshers
Practical refreshers on infection control, bloodborne pathogens, HIPAA, medication safety and more - each with a 10-question knowledge check.
Infection Control: Standard Precautions, Transmission-Based Precautions, and Hand Hygiene
All health professionals with patient or specimen contact, including nurses, physicians, advanced practice providers, medical assistants, phlebotomists, laboratory professionals, pharmacy staff, therapists, technologists, and environmental services personnel.
Bloodborne Pathogens: Understanding the OSHA Standard
Healthcare workers with reasonably anticipated occupational exposure to blood or other potentially infectious materials, including nurses, physicians, phlebotomists, laboratory professionals, dental personnel, EMS providers, medical assistants, and environmental services staff.
HIPAA Basics: The Privacy and Security Rules
All members of the healthcare workforce who access or handle patient information, including clinical, laboratory, pharmacy, billing, front-desk, IT, and administrative staff, as well as students and volunteers.
Medication Error Prevention: Systems and Safe Practices
Nurses, pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, physicians, advanced practice providers, medical assistants, and other professionals who prescribe, transcribe, dispense, prepare, administer, or monitor medications.
Implicit Bias in Healthcare: Awareness and Practical Strategies
All health professionals and staff who interact with patients, families, or colleagues, including clinicians, laboratory and pharmacy personnel, students, and administrative staff.
Opioid Safety, Overdose Recognition, and Naloxone
All health professionals, including nurses, pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, prescribers, EMS providers, medical assistants, behavioral health staff, and laboratory personnel, as well as students who may encounter opioid use or overdose in clinical or community settings.
Human Trafficking Awareness for Healthcare Professionals
All health professionals and staff who may encounter patients in clinical settings, including emergency, primary care, urgent care, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, dental, behavioral health, pharmacy, laboratory, and front-desk personnel.
Workplace Violence Prevention in Healthcare
All healthcare and social service workers, including nurses, physicians, emergency department and behavioral health staff, home health workers, EMS providers, security personnel, laboratory and pharmacy staff, and front-desk personnel.