Skip to main content

Upcoming Programs: November & December

NOVEMBER


November 1

Critical Care Basics


November 2

Maintaining Balance and Mentoring for the Busy Health Professional 

EMS Case Presentations: Neurology Cases


November 3

Differences Between Addiction, Physical Dependence, Tolerance, Abuse and Pseudo Addiction


November 4

Preceptorship: Setting the Tone for Excellence in Healthcare

Bullying in the Workplace


November 5

Health Minister and Faith Community Nurse: Domestic Violence in the Community


November 7

Mindfulness Practice and Application


November 9

Hemodynamics Monitoring - ICU

Hemodynamics Monitoring for the Step Down


November 10

PCCN Certification Review Course

Advanced Stroke Life Support (ASLS)

Adult Physical Assessment

World Diabetes Day Conference


November 11

How to Lead a Successful Therapy/Support Group

The Ties that Bind: Understanding Domestic Violence

Holiday Tears: Mourning the Loss of a Loved One or Helping Those Who Do

Behavior Management for Primary Care


November 12

A New Approach to the Evaluation and Treatment of Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction


November 14

IV Therapy for LPN's


November 15

Introduction to IV Therapy

Principles of Geriatric Polypharmacy


November 17

Basic EKG

Certified Pediatric Emergency Nurse (CPEN) Review Course

Mental Health First Aid


November 18

SCSCW Fall Study Group 3: Neurobiology of Trauma


November 19

Treatment for Acquired & Progressive Neurological Patients: Stroke, Parkinson's Disease, and Multiple Sclerosis


November 21

Focus on What's Strong, Not Wrong: An Introduction to the Protective Factors Framework


November 22

Introductory Excel Pivot Tables

Intermediate Excel Pivot Tables


November 29

Advanced Stroke Life Support (ASLS)

Orthopaedic Review Course


November 30

5th Annual Day of Social Work



DECEMBER


December 1

Anger: The Misunderstood Emotion

IV Therapy

CCRN (Critical Care Certification) Review Course


December 2

Introduction to IV Therapy

APTA (American Physical Therapy Association) Clinical Instructor Education and Credentialing Program 

Professionalism in Nursing: Creating Excellence and Power in Nursing


December 5

Food Addiction: Myth or Epidemic?

Optimization of Care in Schizophrenia


December 7

EMS Case Presentations: Trauma Cases


December 8

Nursing Informatics Boot Camp

Lab Values Interpretation 

Lifestyles of the Frazzled and Frustrated

The NAON Orthopaedic Nursing Review Course


December 9

What You Don't Know About Grief Can Hurt You

Clinical Applications of Therapeutic Yoga


December 13

Phlebotomy Skills for the Healthcare Professional


December 14

Recognition, Care and Treatment of Sepsis for Nurses


December 16

Disasters: Working with Clients and Staff When a Disaster Hits

Leadership Academy for Today's Nurse Leaders


December 19

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Chemotherapy
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

SC AHEC Scholars: Preparing the Next Generation of Primary Care Providers

Hannah Robinson, MD knew she wanted to pursue a career in healthcare from a young age.  “I’ve always wanted to be a doctor since about the sixth grade,” said Dr. Robinson. “I remember being in health class and watching the Miracle of Life video and just being fascinated with women and their ability to create and bear life.” Prior to attending medical school, Dr. Robinson spent time working on the obstetrics unit at her local hospital in Rock Hill and observed a trend with their patients. “What I noticed was a lot of the families that we serviced actually weren’t from Rock Hill. We also served surrounding counties that were really rural and seeing how these families were traveling to Rock Hill to deliver their babies was really shocking to me,” said Robinson.  Due to a maldistribution of OB/GYNs in the state of South Carolina, individuals may have to travel great distances just to receive the care they need. In its most recent South Carolina Health Professions Data Book published in 20
Post a Comment
Read more

Lowcountry AHEC’s Strong Partnerships Serve School Nurses Statewide

For over three decades, Lowcountry AHEC has been proud to support school nurses across South Carolina in their professional development through statewide conferences and meetings. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit and in-person events came to a halt, Lowcountry AHEC along with their partners, were able to pivot to alternate methods to continue providing training opportunities for school nurses. One such way Lowcountry AHEC was able to adapt was implementing online modules so that school nurses could continue to receive the same professional development and learning opportunities in a virtual setting. The first course, Foundations of School Nursing , included nine modules and was uploaded to the South Carolina AHEC Learning Portal (ALP) by August 2020 . With over 1,600 registrations to this day, Foundations of School Nursing is the most popular course currently on ALP. “We began to do some work with them on online modules,” said Lowcountry AHEC Center Director Diane Mathews. “All new schoo
Post a Comment
Read more

Medical Mentors: Pee Dee AHEC Connects Students to Clinical Experiences

Pee Dee AHEC has partnered with Francis Marion University to collaborate on a Medical Mentors program, connecting undergraduate biology students with practicing medical professionals to gain real-life experiences in the field. Health Careers Program Coordinator Subira Smalls serves as the Pee Dee AHEC point of contact for the program and has been involved since its inception. “The goal is to introduce undergraduate college students to clinical experiences,” said Smalls. “We want them to step into the world of healthcare, by shadowing physicians, nurses and other professionals, and give them a firsthand look at the day-to-day realities of medicine.” Students in the program are given the opportunity to shadow a variety of healthcare professionals at McLeod Health Regional Medical Center, including physicians, physician assistants (PAs), nurses and other disciplines. Experiences students have been able to witness include surgical procedures like hip replacements, the insertion of vascular
Post a Comment
Read more