Learning Library

All healthcare workers must understand HIPAA privacy and security requirements. This comprehensive lesson covers the HIPAA Privacy Rule, minimum necessary standard, patient rights under HIPAA, proper handling of protected health information (PHI), electronic PHI security safeguards, social media policies, breach notification requirements, penalties for HIPAA violations, and practical scenarios demonstrating proper information handling in long-term care settings. Includes California CMIA requirements.

Healthcare professional training on historical trauma, covering current standards, evidence-based practices, regulatory requirements, and practical application in clinical settings for all healthcare team members.

Healthcare professional training on homelessness resources, covering current standards, evidence-based practices, regulatory requirements, and practical application in clinical settings.

Healthcare professional training on homicidal ideation response, covering current standards, evidence-based practices, regulatory requirements, and practical application in clinical settings for all healthcare team members.

Healthcare professional training on hospital-acquired conditions, covering current standards, evidence-based practices, regulatory requirements, and practical application in clinical settings for all healthcare team members.

Healthcare workers are uniquely positioned to identify victims of human trafficking. This lesson covers the indicators of labor and sex trafficking, how to safely screen patients, mandatory reporting obligations under California law, trauma-informed communication techniques, available resources for victims, and the role of healthcare facilities in combating trafficking. Includes case studies from healthcare settings.

Healthcare professional training on hypothermia in elderly, covering current standards, evidence-based practices, regulatory requirements, and practical application in clinical settings for all healthcare team members.

Healthcare professional training on icra (infection control risk assessment), covering current standards, evidence-based practices, regulatory requirements, and practical application in clinical settings.

Healthcare professional training on immunization programs, covering current standards, evidence-based practices, regulatory requirements, and practical application in clinical settings for all healthcare team members.

Nursing education on implementing ebp changes, including pathophysiology, assessment, nursing interventions, medication management, patient education, and evidence-based practice guidelines for registered nurses and licensed vocational nurses.

California AB 241 requires implicit bias training for all healthcare professionals. This lesson explores the science behind implicit bias, how unconscious biases affect clinical decision-making and patient outcomes, recognizing personal biases, strategies for mitigating bias in patient care, health disparities among marginalized populations, and culturally responsive care practices. Includes self-assessment tools and reflective exercises.

Nursing education on independent double checks, including pathophysiology, assessment, nursing interventions, medication management, patient education, and evidence-based practice guidelines.