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M214-5L- Getting
Ready for terrorism: Preparing the Healthcare Community for Biological,
Chemical, and Radiological Weapons
CME and CE 2 hrs 23 min ©
2002
$345
Includes video and 20 CE
workbooks. Additional workbooks-$1.50 each with minimum purchase of 20
This program provides an overview of the biological,
chemical, and nuclear or radiological threats by terrorists, and describes
strategies healthcare facilities and professionals can use to prepare for,
respond to, and manage a bioterrorism event. In addition, the program describes
the six-point plan developed by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of
Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) for responding to a terrorist attack, and the
four specific phases of disaster planning.
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M118-Advance
Directives: Guidelines for Healthcare Providers
15:47 min © 1992 CE 1 hr
$75
Approaches the subject from the point of view of healthcare
staff, and offers suggestions for communications with patients. Presents an
overview of advance directives, the types, legal implications and patient
considerations.
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M119-Advance
Directives: The Decision is Yours
M199H- Hospice Version
$75
17:18 min © 1992
Provides patients and their families with a clear
understanding of the reasons for making advance directives, and the personal
values and other issues to consider when making an advance directive.
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M204S-5L-Confidentiality: Who Needs to Know
Revised to meet updated HIPAA
regulations on confidentiality
25 min © 2001 CE 1 hr
$345
Includes video and 20 CE
workbooks
Additional workbooks $1.50 each
with minimum purchase of 20
This program describes the legal and ethical duty of all
caregivers to safeguard the confidential information of the people they care
for. This includes patients in acute care or home care settings, and residents
in long-term care. It also explains how caregivers are affected by the Health
Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and demonstrates effective
methods for maintaining confidentiality. Plus, provides confidentiality dilemmas
and role-playing.
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78289-Completing the Incident Report
11:41 min © 1987
$199
The incident report has been called the cornerstone of risk
management. This program guides an employee through the process of identifying
and recording the critical aspects of an incident.
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M207-
Documenting Care: The Charting Process
22 min © 2001 CE 1 hr
$315
Charting, the recording and documentation of a patient’s
condition, treatment, and response to treatment, is one of the most basic
nursing skills. Charts are facts-based reports with information presented in a
clear and objective way. They must be accurate, legible, concise, continuous,
and complete. This program reviews the fundamental techniques used in accurate
charting and discusses confidentiality issues related to charting, including the
new HIPAA rules, and describes some of the legal aspects of charting.
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78075- Doctors,
Nurses and Informed Consent
18:00 min © 1993
$295
Discusses physician and nurse roles and adequate
disclosure, as well as the process to be followed when a patient withdraws
consent.
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A2209-Legal And
Ethical Nursing Issues: Foundations
60 min Reviewed for accuracy in
© 1997
$249
As nurses assume a more assertive role in the provision of
healthcare, knowledge of medicolegal issues becomes increasingly important. This
program reviews sources for legal and ethical guidance and outlines legal,
ethical nursing.
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M224-5L-HIPAA:
A Guide for Healthcare Workers
23 min © 2003 CE 2hrs
$345
Includes video and 20 CE
workbooks. Additional workbooks- $1.50
Each with minimum purchase of
20
/this video provides a review of the Health Insurance
Portability and Accountability Act and focuses on the patient privacy and data
security issues that will have the most impact on the practices of healthcare
workers. The program provides a detailed review of the reforms that have been
identified for implementation and provides information to help healthcare
workers comply with these new guidelines.
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M215-5L-
Nursing Negligence: Protect Yourself, Protect your Patients
24 min © 2002 CE 2 hrs
$345
Includes video and 20 CE
workbooks.
Additional workbooks- $1.50
each with minimum purchase of 20
This program provides an understanding of the importance of
preventing nursing negligence in all areas of patient care in order to assist
the patient’s continuing care and avoid legal implications. Steps that can be
used to prevent nursing negligence are also covered.
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M218-
Preventing Medication Errors: A Prescription for Patient Safety
27 min © 2002 CE 1.5 hrs
$315
Thousands of deaths and injuries occur to patients in a
healthcare setting each year due to medication errors that could have been
avoided. Viewers will be able to describe medication errors, understand and
describe the five “rights” of administering medications to patients, understand
and describe a “systems approach” to preventing medication errors and how every
member of the medical team can work to prevent medication errors, and understand
the nurse’s role in preventing medication errors.
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M206-
Protecting Patients from Medical Errors
30 min © 2001 CE 1 hr
$315
In the landmark report, “To Err is Human,” the National
Academy of Sciences, Institute of Medicine revealed that approximately one
million medical errors are made in hospitals every year, resulting in about
98,000 deaths annually. This makes medical errors one of the nation’s leading
causes of death. This program describes the findings and recommendations of the
report, including the three types of medical errors identified in the report and
the need to change to a “systems” based approach to analyzing and correcting
medical errors. In addition, the program demonstrates techniques nurses can
incorporate into their care practice in an effort to prevent errors.
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78083-
Reporting Adverse Drug Reactions
18:30 min © 1993
$295
Demonstrates the importance of an adverse drug
reaction-reporting program in successful management of patient care, safety and
quality assurance. Increases awareness for compliance with JCAHO and Federal
Drug Administration guidelines.
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78567- Sexual
Harassment in Healthcare: Relearning the Rules
35 min © 1993
$285
Sexual
harassment is a crime, illegal under federal and state laws. Everyone in the
healthcare setting must understand the full implications of his/her action:
ignorance is no longer an excuse. This video features dramatized scenarios,
which illustrate the complex and confusing issues of sexual harassment. The four
important steps when faced with harassment are covered: 1. Confronting the
problem, 2. Reporting the incident, 3. Documenting the incident, and 4. Seeking
support. Highly recommended for sensitivity training of employees in all areas
of healthcare, provides clear, straightforward answers to questions regarding
physical and verbal sexual harassment.
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