Care2Learn Top 15: Florida Speech Language Pathologists
CE Courses
Medical Errors Prevention for Speech Language Pathologists and Audiologists
3-Hours | Only $57.00
There are many members of the rehabilitation team. The Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) and Audiologists (Aud) are aware of the serious consequences that a medical error can have on the patient’s health. This course closely examines the prevalence and various causes of medical errors, and proposes prevention strategies.
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HIV/AIDS: Prevention and Management of Occupational Exposure
1-Hour | Only $19.00
As healthcare professionals we need to understand how to protect ourselves from unnecessary contamination, and we also need to protect our patients. This course meets the standards for this biennial requirement with timely information about procedures for the safe, appropriate care of patients with HIV/AIDS and the prevention, control and management of staff exposure to bloodborne pathogens in the workplace.
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Basic Dysphagia
3-Hours | Only $57.00
This introductory course provides the basic education required for the evaluation of dysphagia. The anatomy, neurology, and physiology of the swallowing mechanism is reviewed. Evaluation methods, diet modifications and swallow strategies are reviewed with instruction on skill practice areas. The healthcare professional working with patients with dysphagia will find this primer very beneficial.
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Infection Control Basics
1-Hour | Only $19.00
Controlling infectious diseases is one of the most fundamentally important aspects of healthcare. It can also be one of the most forgotten. The precautions that we as healthcare workers take to prevent infections are usually inconvenient, often irritating, and generally lacking in immediate visible results. But don't underestimate the necessity infection control. If you work in healthcare, it is your job to control infections. This class will teach you how to do that.
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Abuse and Neglect of the Elderly©
4-Hours | Only $76.00
Elder abuse is a disturbing reality in today's society. The risk of being abused, neglected, or exploited is real for many older people. Family members or other caregivers are most often the abusers. The problem crosses all geographic, socioeconomic, racial, and ethnic barriers. Healthcare workers must know how to recognize and report this heinous crime. This course corresponds with F-Tags F221, F222, F224 and F226.
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Dysphagia - Beyond the Basics
3-Hours | Only $57.00
This course will cover more specific details of evaluating and treating adults with dysphagia in the medical or rehabilitation setting. The most common assessment measure is the bedside evaluation, which will be covered comprehensively.
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Alzheimer's Disease (AD) & Related Disorders: Handle with Care -- Intensive training
3-Hours | Only $57.00
This course considers all aspects of AD, including the various stages of the disease, problem behaviors, communication issues, ethical considerations and appropriate activities. In addition, strategies are presented for working with families and caregivers of AD patients
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Dementia Care: Helping Families and Friends
1-Hour | Only $10.00
Family and friends of dementia patients are often called the “secondary victims”. This course discusses the various types of losses that family members experience and provides suggestions for therapeutic interventions. This inservice corresponds with F-Tag F248.
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Challenges in Aging: Managing Loss, Complaining, and Spirituality
4-Hours | Only $76.00
Aging brings with it questions of meaning elicited by loss. This course explores three areas common to geriatric patients: complaining as a window to a patient’s needs, loss as an opportunity to explore issues of meaning, and spirituality in aging.
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Training the Brain: New Technology-Based Treatments for Cognitive Rehabilitation
3-Hours | Only $57.00
The purpose of this course is to familiarize health care professionals with basic knowledge, application guidelines, and practical strategies for incorporating technology-based cognitive intervention to enhance patient outcomes within their practice setting.
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Domestic Violence: Awareness and Prevention
1-Hours | Only $19.00
The healthcare professionals guide to recognizing Domestic Violence and knowing how to intervene. More and more Domestic Violence is on the increase everywhere we go. The healthcare professional is in a unique position to put an end to some of this if you recognize it when you see it and know how to intervene. This class gives the basic information every healthcare professional should know about this heinous crime.
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Ethics for Speech Language Pathologists & Audiologists
3-Hours | Only $57.00
Healthcare professionals are constantly confronted with a variety of ethical and moral dilemmas. Their decisions can have long-range effects professionally and personally. This course will address many of the common dilemmas that face healthcare professionals, and offer solutions based on typical scenarios.
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PPS in Skilled Nursing Facilities
3-Hours | Only $57.00
In 1997 the Balanced Budget Act, Section 4432 (a), mandated implementation of a Medicare prospective payment system for all skilled nursing facilities (SNF) beginning July 1, 1998. The reimbursement system affects all healthcare providers who provide service in a SNF. This course walks you very systematically through this very complex reimbursement system.
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Working with Handwriting
2-Hours | Only $38.00
This course was originally written for use with children, but SLPs working with neurologically impaired adult may find some benefit in taking the course. In addition to the theory, this class gives the clinician therapeutic techniques to use with their patients. Actual handwriting examples are included.
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Clinical Reasoning
2-Hours | Only $38.00
If you are a “Star Trek” fan, you will probably compare it to Mr. Spock’s mode of thinking; and no doubt we all incorporate some form of pragmatic decision making in our daily lives. For example, if you were considering buying a car, you would probably investigate what type of car you would like or that would fit your lifestyle, budget, etc. You would weigh the pros and cons and even use your judgment concerning the salesman during the purchase. These are the same types of factors a therapist would use in clinical reasoning. In this course the author provides you with some basic knowledge about clinical reasoning as well as some practical knowledge and exercises on how clinical reasoning can be used on a day-to-day basis in your practice. The focus is on how to implement this model into your daily practice for the sole purpose of optimizing your skills that will, in turn, optimize your treatment of your patients.
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