Business Development & Customized Workplace Training
1445 Willamette Street • Eugene, Oregon • (541) 463-5255
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1445 Willamette Street • Eugene, Oregon • (541) 463-5255 |
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Medical Certification Workshops  Comprehensive Acute Pain ManagementNurses and other healthcare providers need current state-of-the-art education to assist them in developing the crucial skills necessary to asses, manage, and evaluate patients with pain. Addressing nurse and healthcare provider attitudes and assessment of pain is a necessary component of the reduction process. This course will provide the tools acute care clinicians need to provide a comprehensive pain management plan. Course content includes pathophysiology of pain, analysis of the paradigm shift, comprehensive pain assessment tools, useful medications used to relieve acute pain, strategies to improve pain management, clinical practice guidelines, JCAHO standards, holistic and complimentary therapies, pain easing exercise.
The course meets the Oregon State Board of Nursing requirements for Continuing Education Credit, CEARP #0722002. Call 463-4615 to register. Click here to view the Comprehensive Acute Pain Brochure. Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) ACLS is designed to provide American Heart Association (AHA) standards, cardiac knowledge and psychomotor skills associated with the delivery of professional care of the cardiac patient. This provider course is presented through lecture and hands-on skill stations. Successful completion of this ACLS course is dependent on achieving a minimum score of 84% on the written examination and satisfactory performance at the evaluation stations according to AHA performance criteria. Provider approved by the California Board of Nursing. Provider #08664. Taught by Dawn Poetter, Education for Life.
To register, call 463-4615 or email skidgelj@lanecc.edu. Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Download PALS Brochure The Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) course was developed jointly by the American Heart Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics for training of health care providers who may be required to resuscitate children. It focuses on recognition and initial care of unstable pediatric patients, and also covers the management of children who have already suffered arrest. This class focuses on pediatric care in the inpatient setting. Physicians, nurses, and respiratory therapists who practice in an emergency department, pediatric ward or ICU, operating room, or other inpatient setting where children may receive care are encouraged to enroll in this class. Pediatric dentists and pharmacists who participate in pediatric resuscitation may also benefit from this class. Learning objectives are to enable participants to recognize unstable children and to begin aggressive resuscitation before an arrest occurs; to teach key resuscitation skills, including bag-and-mask ventilation, intubation, and intraosseous needle placement, familiarity with pediatric drug doses, and recognition and management of common pediatric dysrrhythmias to promote an organized response to critically ill or injured children, so that key interventions are accomplished in timely fashion while preparations are undertaken to assure rapid transfer to a PICU or other site of definitive care, to assist providers with management of the tragedy of a child’s death. Provider approved by the California Board of Nursing. Provider #08664. Instructor to be announced.
To register, call 463-4615 or email skidgelj@lanecc.edu to add your name to an interest list. Dates, times, and cost to be announced. |