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Magnet related nursing education courses are designed to provide nurses with strategies and concepts that will elevate their practice to a level worthy of Magnet recognition. With just over 450 Magnet-designated healthcare organizations in the world, these courses will showcase what sets these Magnet-recognized organizations apart from the rest.

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A Career In Nursing Informatics
The goal of this course is to provide nursing professionals with knowledge about nursing informatics and information on pursuing it as a career.

1.00 Contact Hours

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$20.00

Free with Standard Membership
Patient Education for Poor Readers
The goal of this course is to provide nurses in acute care with information to assess their patients’ reading and devise appropriate teaching materials.

0.50 Contact Hours

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$25.00

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RN to BSN: What You Need to Know
The goal of this course is to provide nursing professionals with information on achieving a BSN degree and the benefits associated with BSN nurses.

1.00 Contact Hours

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$20.00

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Communicating With Patients
The goal of this course is to provide information about how to effectively communicate with patients in healthcare settings.

1.00 Contact Hours

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$20.00

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Preventing Medication Errors
This course provides healthcare professionals with knowledge of how to identify and prevent medication errors.

1.00 Contact Hours

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$37.00

Free with Standard Membership
HCAHPS: Patient Care Experience
This course reviews how healthcare professionals can utilize communication and interpersonal skills to improve the patient experience.

1.00 Contact Hours

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$33.00

Free with Standard Membership
Preventing Wrong-Site Surgery
We’ve all seen the headlines and heard reports of errors in surgical procedures. These events are shocking and undermine confidence in the healthcare system. Wrong-site surgeries include incorrect site, wrong patient, and wrong procedure, and retained foreign bodies.
 
Universal Protocol is a Joint Commission strategy for preventing wrong-site surgeries, along with monitoring adherence by accredited facilities. The safe surgery checklist initiative, by the World Health Organization, was established to provide an outline of necessary tasks to complete in each perioperative phase of care. Along with these, there are many other risk-prevention strategies and tools to help keep surgical patients safe from harm.

0.50 Contact Hours

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$25.00

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Excellence Series: Transformational Leadership
The complexity of the healthcare environment results in multi-tiered levels of leadership and relative autonomy for leaders to use their preferred style of motivation. Research has shown that not all leadership styles are equal, and there is a strong correlation between employee satisfaction with leadership, agility with change, and performance metrics (Peng et al., 2020). Transformational leaders are those who merit trust and respect by their employees by both developing the careers of others, achieving performance benchmarks, and upholding the vision of the organization (Dumdum et al., 2002).
 
The goal of this course is to aid nurse leaders in acute care settings in understanding the role of transformational leadership in healthcare, so they can lead their staff most effectively in  meeting the demands of a changing healthcare environment.

1.00 Contact Hours

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$20.00

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Preventing Blood Incompatibility Errors

Transfusions are a life-saving intervention, but transfusion errors, particularly errors involving ABO incompatibility, can be deadly. Three actions that have frequently been a contributing cause for ABO incompatibility errors are incorrect labeling of the blood sample for crossmatching, incorrect interpretation by personnel in the blood bank, and incorrect identification of the patient prior to initiation of a transfusion. Laboratory staff and nurses who are involved in the administration of blood products must strictly follow facility policies to ensure that they give the correct blood product to the correct patient.

1.00 Contact Hours

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$25.00

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The Impact of Interprofessional Education

Contemporary healthcare requires efficient and effective interaction and teamwork by groups of diverse professional healthcare providers. Interprofessional (IP) education aims to  improve collaborative practice in which healthcare decisions are made as a cohesive group, including the patient. Continuing education  programs with an IP focus can be a powerful method to break down barriers that hinder collaboration. This course will review the essential features of IP teamwork, the emerging role of IP continuing education in supporting growth and effectiveness of healthcare providers, and maintenance of well-functioning clinical healthcare teams.

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$25.00

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Introduction to Accountable Care Organizations
This course provides healthcare professionals with knowledge of how accountable care organizations (ACO) models function.

1.00 Contact Hours

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$25.00

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ICU Sedation, Central Line Infections, and Early Feeding: Evidence-Based Practices

Evidence-based practice allows nurses to use credible research to improve patient outcomes. By providing care in accordance with these practices, patients receive the best management and treatment options available. This learning activity reviews the evidence behind three initiatives: Spontaneous breathing and awakening trials for patients requiring mechanical ventilation, prevention of central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs), and the importance of early initiation of enteral nutrition in the critically ill patient population to reduce the risk of malnutrition.

1.50 Contact Hours

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$25.00

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Medication Reconciliation: Avoiding Errors
The goal of this course is to inform healthcare care professionals about medication reconciliation to avoid errors.

0.50 Contact Hours

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$25.00

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Culturally Competent Care of Mexican-Americans

The U.S. Census estimates that Mexican-Americans represent 17.8% of the U.S. population, with over 33.6 million Americans listed as being of Mexican descent. Mexican-Americans comprise 64.3% of all Latinos in the U.S. Mexican-Americans demonstrate wide diversity in health beliefs and practices. Understanding these beliefs and practices can guide a nurse to establish trust, increase patient satisfaction, and provide flexible care that meets patient and family needs (Drevdahl, 2018). Applying knowledge and expressing appreciation of diverse healthcare beliefs can help to create a therapeutic partnership that increases understanding of the patient worldview and formulate effective interventions.

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$25.00

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Magent related CEs are intended for nurses of all specialties who work in hospital care settings:

  • Registered Nurse
  • Nurse Practitioners
  • LPNs/LVNs
  • Advanced Practice Nurses
  • RN Case Managers

Magnet related nursing CEU courses cover a multitude of topics that will enhance any nurses’ competence and prowess. These courses will prepare nurses with best practices designed to improve quality of care and patient satisfaction:

  • Patient satisfaction
  • Pain management
  • Pay for performance
  • Interprofessional strategic planning
  • Developing your leadership
  • Nursing ethics

Frequently Asked Questions

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Do college courses count as CEUs for nurses?

Yes, college courses can count as CEUs for nurses, but specific conditions must be met. College courses can be accepted if they are relevant to nursing practice and offered by an accredited institution. The nursing licensing board in the state where the nurse practices typically determines the acceptability of these courses.

College courses usually translate into CEUs through contact hours. For instance, one CEU is equivalent to 10 contact hours of participation in an accredited program. This standardized method is used to quantify continuing education activities across different institutions and professions.

It's essential for nurses to verify with their state licensing board to ensure that the specific college courses they plan to take will be recognized as CEUs. Different states may have varying requirements regarding what counts as acceptable continuing education.

How many contact hours are needed to become an RN?

The number of contact hours required to become and remain a Registered Nurse (RN) varies by state and specific licensing boards. Find the CE requirements for your state here: Nurse CE Requirements by State

Conversion and Definition:

Contact hours are a measure of actual time spent in educational activities, where one contact hour typically equals 60 minutes of instruction​.

Verification and Compliance:

Many states allow nurses to choose from a variety of educational activities to earn contact hours, including online courses, seminars, and workshops. It's essential to ensure that these courses are accredited and recognized by the state's nursing board.

Are contact hours the same as CEUs?

Contact hours refer to the actual time a nurse spends participating in a structured educational activity. Typically, one contact hour equals 60 minutes of instructional time. Contact hours are often used to measure participation in courses, workshops, seminars, and other educational activities that contribute to professional development in nursing​.

CEUs are a standardized unit of measurement used to quantify participation in continuing education programs. One CEU is equivalent to 10 contact hours of participation. CEUs provide a uniform method for recording and reporting continuing education activities across different institutions and professions​​.

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CE memberships help you meet your continuing education needs and advance your clinical knowledge. The Standard Membership, available for $49.99 per year, gives you access to all online courses 1.5 contact hours or less, a 50% discount on courses over 1.5 contact hours, and a 50% discount on state renewal packages. The Premium Membership, priced at $149.99 per year, includes all the benefits of the Standard Membership plus free access to all state renewal packages, premium courses over 1.5 contact hours, and the Advanced Practice Pharmacology course.

Will all my history remain intact within my profile?

Yes, all your course history and transcripts will remain intact within your profile. This allows you to easily access your continuing education records and certificates anytime you need them.

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