CEUfast diligently delivers high-quality, accessible, and current continuing education (CE) for nurses and allied health professionals. Each month, we publish updated courses tailored to our users' ever-changing requirements and needs. Our dedicated course development team reviews and refines our CE Courses to align with the latest evidence-based practices, regulatory standards, and emerging healthcare trends.
CEUfast offers a wide range of nursing CE courses to support your professional development and excellence in patient care, whether you're looking to enhance your expertise, meet licensing obligations, or stay abreast of industry developments.
New Courses
Assaultive Behavior and Workplace Violence for CNAs and HHAs
Assaultive behaviors and workplace violence in healthcare facilities are complex and hard to understand. Management and healthcare workers must work together to make the workplace safer.
Ohio Standards of Safe Medication Administration by a Certified Medication Aide
In the state of Ohio, Medication aides can give medication to residents in a nursing home, residential care facility, or Intermediate Care Facilities for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (ICF/IID) if they have a current valid medication aide certificate. The requirements for applying to be and working as a medication aide are in the Ohio Revised Code Section 4723.
Michigan Implicit Bias in Healthcare - 1 hr
Participants will be able to define implicit bias, understand its impact due to historical racism, and recognize its challenges in healthcare. They will also learn to identify different types of implicit bias and explore methods for assessing and mitigating these biases to promote equitable healthcare practices.
Michigan Implicit Bias in Healthcare - 2 hr
Participants will be able to define implicit bias, understand its impact due to historical racism, and recognize its challenges in healthcare. They will also learn to identify different types of implicit bias and explore methods for assessing and mitigating these biases to promote equitable healthcare practices.
Revised Courses
Hepatitis C: Beyond the Basics
Hepatitis C virus (HCV) is a significant U.S. public health problem and the most commonly reported bloodborne infection in the U.S.(Kaufman et al., 2021). In 2021, there were 39.8 new cases of chronic HCV per 100,000(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC], 2023a), and the number of acute HCV cases increased by 129% from 2014 to 2021
Care of the Patient with Constipation
Constipation is the most frequently reported gastrointestinal problem and can affect a persons mental and physical health. Healthcare workers need to be alert to any conditions that may cause constipation. Management and prevention are the best interventions to improve the quality of life of patients with constipation symptoms.
Neonatal Infections
This course allows participants to identify maternal risk factors for neonatal infections, summarize the common organisms responsible, and differentiate between infection types and clinical presentations in infants with sepsis. Additionally, they will learn about the initial management of neonatal sepsis and compare organisms that cause congenital infections.
ICU Psychosis: The Danger is Real
ICU psychosis? Just what is ICU psychosis? Is it a real sickness, or is it just an invented name to describe when an intensive care patient does not get enough sleep? In this series, we will look at the state of ICU psychosis, what it is, what the contributing factors are that can lead to the state, and the signs and symptoms of the disorder.
Pediatric Abusive Head Trauma (Shaken Baby Syndrome)
Pediatric abusive head trauma (AHT) may also be called shaken baby syndrome (SBS).AHT is the various injuries or conditions that may result following vigorous shaking, slamming, or impacting an infant's or young child's head.Children may have severe brain or cervical spine injuries, bleeding in the brain or inside the layer of the eyes, skeletal fractures, or death.
Ohio Nurse Practice Act: 1 Hour Category A
Are you a nurse? How do you know? Only when you pick up the Nurse Practice Act (NPA) written by the state legislature of the state where you are applying for licensure can you know if you meet the specific definition of who may go by the title of nurse.
Care of the Patient with Kidney and Renal Disease
After completing this course, participants will be able to describe the anatomy of the renal system, identify signs and symptoms of renal disease, and recognize common causes of kidney and renal failure. They will also understand the role of the CNA in caring for patients with kidney disease and learn what information to report to a nurse.
Fall Prevention Education for Community-Dwelling Older Adults.
This course helps to identify factors contributing to the fear of falling among community-dwelling older adults and define falls and their impact on quality of life, hospitalization rates, morbidity, and healthcare costs in the U.S. They will assess factors contributing to falls, differentiate between various assistive technology strategies for fall prevention, and examine intrinsic and extrinsic factors of falls in older adults. Additionally, participants will evaluate the research gap between single-focus and multifactorial fall prevention programs.
