Infection Control Nursing CEUs

4.4 stars

Update your knowledge on OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens Standard required under 29 CFR 1910.1030 and 2023 CDC directives on risks and precautions associated with blood and other potentially infectious materials. Covers bloodborne diseases including HIV, HBV, and HCV; PPE and other protective measures; and occupational exposure.

3.6 stars

Understand the psychological effects of a widespread infectious illness, including effects unique to healthcare workers; learn strategies to reduce impacts on mental health among yourself, and coworkers.

3.6 stars

REQUIRED: SEE APPROVED LICENSES Fulfills the 1-hour HIV/AIDS continuing education requirement for RNs, LPNs, and CNAs in Florida. Overview of incidence, etiology, stages, and FL testing-related requirements.

3.8 stars

3-hour continuing education course on HIV/AIDS training for nursing, occupational therapy, and other health professions. This online CEU covers HIV etiology and epidemiology, risk factors for transmission, HIV testing and counseling, clinical manifestations, antiretroviral therapy, patient care management guidelines, and preventive and control measures.

4.4 stars

4 hours of HIV/AIDS training for healthcare workers in Washington State. Course covers transmission and infection control, legal and ethical issues, psychosocial issues, and WA reporting requirements.

4.0 stars

This course contains important information specific to Washington State. Covers transmission of HIV, infection control, WA laws concerning confidentiality and testing, clinical manifestations and treatment, psychosocial issues, and legal and ethical issues.

4.5 stars

Infection prevention and control practices, the chain of infection, methods to prevent the spread of infection, use of personal protective equipment (PPE), strategies to minimize the risk of occupational exposures to infectious diseases.

4.4 stars

REQUIRED FOR NY RN/LPN NYSED-approved training on infection control. Infection prevention, infection control practices and procedures, barriers and PPE, sepsis.

4.3 stars

Understand novel coronaviruses, how they impact people, and what can be done to prevent spread. Covers pathophysiology, coronavirus mutations, and vaccines.

3.7 stars

Assessment, prevention, and treatment of pressure injuries, including risk factors, staging, wound treatment, factors affecting healing, and documentation.

3.6 stars

Respiratory virus course with 2023-2024 updated CDC recommendations for vaccines. Influenza, COVID-19, RSV, pneumonia.

4.1 stars

Diagnosis and care for patients at risk or with sexually transmitted diseases/infections. Course covers the status of STIs in the U.S., the National Strategic Plan, challenges in controlling the spread, and impact of COVID-19.

4.3 stars

Types of wounds and phases of wound healing; assessment, treatment, and management of acute and chronic wounds. Covers infection, impediments to healing, care for specific types of wounds, advanced treatment modalities, and patient education.