Nursing Continuing Professional Development (NCPD) Certified Training Videos

Nurse Education & Training Videos (NCPD/CE)

Continuing Professional
Development
Certified Training

Forty (40) certified nursing skills training video modules designed to improve clinical skills such as patient communication, electronic medical record management, IV Therapy, infection control, medical administration, and assessment skills while offering continuing education credits.

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ANCC
accredited

01

Anatomy & Physiology

Detailed information on anatomy and physiology along with other components and functions of the human body.

02

The Reproductive System

An introduction to the organs and functions of the reproductive system. This includes genes, organs, and functions.

03

Physical Assessment

Demonstrates and describes a step-by-step approach to a head-to-toe assessment used for screening during inpatient or outpatient care.

04

Normal Heart Sounds

Cardiac auscultation provides information about the rate and rhythm of the heart, valve functioning and possible anatomical defects.

05

Injections

The parenteral route enters body tissue and circularity system via a needle. Each type of injection involves a separate set of skills.

06

Patient Communications

Explores the components of effective speaking and listening skills in today's fast-paced healthcare facility. A prerequisite for other programs in the series.

07

Medication Administration

Describe pharmacokinetics and the safe administration of medications and demonstrates the proper practices required in order to help prevent medication errors.

08

Infection Control Skills

Review of the basic but very important infection control practices to prevent the spread of illnesses: creating a sterile field, handwashing, and glove usage.

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Who were these modules
designed for?

Any healthcare provider employing nurses or healthcare aides will benefit from the skills learned in this accredited series. These new video modules are:

  • An ideal fit for Associate Degree & BSN nurses seeking CE credits.
  • Compliant with federal regulations and certified by ANCC for NCPD/CE contact hours.
  • Updated to reflect the most current clinical practice standards.
  • High production quality to improve learner engagement and retention.
  • Managed on the CE Classroom learning management system (LMS) offering course completion and certificate tracking.
  • Available for purchase individually or as a series bundles.

Overview of
Topics

The following brief descriptions are just a few of the training topics included in this new educational series.

Abnormal Breath Sounds

Listening to breath sounds can reveal important diagnostic information about many health conditions related to respiratory function. Because of this, auscultation of the lungs is one of the most valuable clinical assessment skills for caregivers to develop. The functional basis of breath sounds is described, important characteristics are defined including pitch, intensity and duration. Principles of sound transmission and the significance of voice sounds to assessment findings are discussed.

The Digestive System

The digestive system is one of the body system in the Anatomy and Physiology series. This series is a quick-paced and engaging basic introduction to anatomy and physiology appropriate for students in high school, junior college, vocational schools and for nursing schools. This program describes the following processes of the digestive system and their corresponding components: Ingestion; Mechanical Processing; Secretion; Digestion; Absorption; Excretion; Lymph Vessels.

Head-to-Toe Assessment

These videos demonstrate and describes a step-by-step approach to an initial head-to-toe assessment that would be used for screening when providing either inpatient or outpatient care. This includes collecting both subjective and objective data of key body systems for use in an assessment. These accredited programs provides a foundational understanding of this process. The objectives include: After completing this course, the learner should be able to: List key questions to ask when taking the patient’s history.

Patient Interactions and Communication

Nursing is based on a mutual agreement between nurses and society, emphasizing self-definition, self-regulation, and ethical conduct. Communication is a critical factor in enabling nurse to conduct their work with integrity and morality and enables nurses to effectively provide patient care as part of a health-focused and collaborative relationship. Upon completion, the learner should be able to discuss the role of therapeutic communication in establishing trust between the nurse and patient and identify strategies to impactful communication between nurses and patients, including patients who have difficulty coping and cognitively impaired patients.

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Frequently asked questions

Contact Us if you
have more questions

These NCPD/CE video modules have been produced through a collaboration between: the Medical Learning Institute, Inc, and Mission Critical Health. Medical Learning Institute, Inc. is a non-profit provider of evidence-based continuing education designed to impact the practice behavior of the healthcare team leading to improve patient outcomes. Mission Critical Health is a healthcare production company focused on improving patient outcomes through high-quality educational video, audio, and animation.

These training modules are available to healthcare systems and other healthcare providers to improve the fundamental clinical skills of their staff. These videos can be accessed via an enhanced administrative LMS portal called CE Classroom. Contact MLI or MCH to learn more about institutional subscription rates. This series is ideal training for assisted living staff, long-term care staff, home health aides, and any facility directly interacting with patients.

NCPD / CE credits are based on the total length of the module. Series bundles offer as much as 1.7 NCPD/CE credits.

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