AaNA now offers a variety
of ANCC-approved online CE options from the comfort of your own home
or office!
Cardiovascular Update:
Current Care and Emerging Developments
Friday May 16, 2008 8am-4pm 6 contact hours
Sessions include:
- The Future of Invasive Intervention
- Understanding Heart Failure: What's Important in care and Treatment
- State of the Art Devices: Pacemakers and ICDs
- Getting to the Heart of Hemodynamics
- Using Secondary Prevention Guidelines in the Inpatient setting
- Cardiac Drug therapy - Update
- Strategies for Teaching patients How to manage Heart Failure
- Women and Heart Disease
- Practical Approaches to managing Cardiac patients' Diabetes
- Perspective on Heart Care -Patient panel
To register or for brochures : call Charlyn at 264-2991
Contact sharon.purkis@hcahealthcare.com for further information
1st
Annual AABC Birth Institute "Believe in Normal Birth - Trust the Evidence"
Presented by the American Association of Birth Centers(AABC)
October 4-7, 2007 at Anchorage Marriot Downtown, Anchorage
Ongoing CEs in Alaska
Please note: "Ongoing" courses
may be offered on several dates. Please call the provider and request
the next date the CE will be given.
Alzheimer’s
Disease: A New Hope Through Understanding
Ongoing; self-study (until
7/06)
Aglaia Panos; 510-531-8633 or imv@earthlink.net
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Out of State CE Offerings
Transdermal
Drug Delivery
Various dates and locations
nationwide
Contact: Alison Ogonowski, agonowski@watsonpharm.com
Hormonal
Therapy for the Treatment of Advanced Prostate Cancer
Various dates and locations
nationwide
Contact: Alison Ogonowski, agonowski@watsonpharm.com
Advances
in the Treatment of Overactive Bladder
Various dates and locations
nationwide
Contact: Alison Ogonowski, agonowski@watsonpharm.com
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Self Study Modules
Alzheimers
Alzheimers Resource Agency
of Alaska, 907-561-3313
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Other On-Line Offerings
Disaster
Preparedness and Response for Nurses
The American Red Cross Office
of the Chief Nurse has collaborated with Sigma Theta Tau (www.nursingsociety.org),
the international honor society of nursing, to develop an online continuing
education offering.
Available at no cost to nurses,
this offering is designed to provide nurses with an overview of their
role in responding to a weapons of mass destruction/terrorism (WMD/T)
event or other disaster. While it is not a replacement for Red Cross
disaster health services training, it is an excellent way to expand
the visibility of Red Cross nurses, as well as to increase the awareness
of the importance of nurses in disaster preparedness and response.
Nurses completing this case
study can receive 2 contact hours of continuing education credit. The
case study may be found at http://www.nursingsociety.org/education/case_studies/cases/SP0004.html
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