Delivery Of Mental Health First Aid Training To Rural North Dakota Communities QHA is providing Mental Health First Aid training to increase the capacity of rural communities including the workforces of critical access hospitals, long term care facilities, and community service providers to use this evidence-based practice to appropriately recognize the signs and symptoms of […]
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Delivery Of Mental Health First Aid Training To Rural North Dakota Communities QHA is providing Mental Health First Aid training to increase the capacity of rural communities including the workforces of critical access hospitals, long term care facilities, and community service providers to use this evidence-based practice to appropriately recognize the signs and symptoms of
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Delivery Of Mental Health First Aid Training To Rural North Dakota Communities QHA is providing Mental Health First Aid training to increase the capacity of rural communities including the workforces of critical access hospitals, long term care facilities, and community service providers to use this evidence-based practice to appropriately recognize the signs and symptoms of
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In this session, Josh Ohrtman, PharmD, will discuss antibiotic stewardship and the CDC’s core elements and explain why appropriate use of antibiotics is important. Ohrtman will also outline barriers to antibiotic stewardship and provide resources and opportunities for reducing healthcare-associated infections (HAIs). Antibiotic resistance happens when microbes (germs) develop ways to survive the use of
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Adverse Drug Events (ADEs) are a large public health problem and a patient safety priority. An ADE is defined as “an injury resulting from the use of a drug. Under this definition, the term ADE includes harm caused by the drug (adverse drug reactions and overdoses) and harm from the use of the drug (including dose
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Geriatric and Age-Friendly TeleECHO Offers Free continuing education credits for healthcare professionals Collaboration, support, and ongoing learning with subject-matter experts and healthcare staff New ways to support patients in their home community Project ECHO: Continuing education credit for providers, nursing and social workers (1 contact hour). Date: Nov 8, 2022 Time: 12PM CT Topic:
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Geriatric and Age-Friendly TeleECHO Offers Free continuing education credits for healthcare professionals Collaboration, support, and ongoing learning with subject-matter experts and healthcare staff New ways to support patients in their home community Project ECHO: Continuing education credit for providers, nursing and social workers (1 contact hour). Date: Oct 11, 2022 Time: 12PM CT Topic:
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Bacteria hitchhike and latch on to surfaces and hands, so reducing this risk, must be part of an organization’s Infection Prevention Control program. Infections in our older adult population have high mortality rates and contaminated environmental surfaces is often a source. In this webinar, Cheri Fast will discuss the benefits of having a proactive approach to
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Attend this Roundtable discussion to learn more about immunization efforts and activity in the Dakotas. Register Today. Session Objectives: As a result of attending, participants will be better able to: Understand vaccination rates in North and South Dakota Discuss vaccine hesitancy, misinformation, social media and how to have constructive conversations Learn about vaccine storage and
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