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December 2024 Newly Revised CEUfast Courses

December 9, 2024

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CEUfast is committed to providing accessible, top-quality continuing education (CE) for nurses and allied health professionals.

This month, we're featuring newly revised courses to ensure they meet the ever-changing standards and needs of the healthcare industry. Our dedicated course development team carefully updates each offering to include the latest evidence-based practices, regulatory requirements, and healthcare advancements.

Newly Revised Courses


Traumatic Brain Injury

2 Contact Hours

This course provides an in-depth exploration of traumatic brain injuries (TBI), equipping learners with the knowledge to identify common causes, risk factors, and clinical characteristics of TBI. Participants will gain insights into medical complications, diagnostic tests, and treatment options essential for effective patient care. By the end of the course, learners will be prepared to apply this knowledge in clinical settings to support better outcomes for TBI patients.

Care of the Patient with Down Syndrome

1 Contact Hour

This course offers a thorough understanding of Down Syndrome, including its characteristics and effective communication techniques for interacting with patients. Learners will also explore strategies for overcoming care barriers and supporting patients through knowledge of disability rights and acts.

Care of the Patient with Respiratory Conditions

1 Contact Hour

After completing this course, participants will gain essential knowledge on how to care for patients with respiratory conditions, including those who have tracheostomies and use ventilators. Participants will also learn infection prevention strategies and the importance of maintaining professional boundaries in patient care.

Advanced Financial Concepts in Healthcare: Medicare and Medicaid

2 Contact Hours

This course provides a comprehensive overview of Medicare and Medicaid, including their key components, payment models, and diagnostic profiles. Participants will also examine how interdisciplinary teams and healthcare professionals can collaborate to minimize hospital readmissions across various care settings.

Diabetes Care and Education

2 Contact Hours

Upon completing this course, users will have a detailed understanding of diabetes, including its incidence, prevalence, and various types. Learners will explore the importance of glycemic control, critical opportunities for diabetes education, and the role of technology in managing the condition. Additionally, the course addresses common barriers to treatment adherence and strategies to support compliance with diabetes care plans.

Care of the Patient with an Intellectual Disability

1.5 Contact Hours

This course offers a comprehensive overview of intellectual and cognitive impairments, focusing on identifying their signs, symptoms, and types. Learners will gain practical skills for effective communication, personal care, and creating a safe and supportive environment for patients. The course also highlights strategies for nutrition, hydration, social interaction, and preventing complications like skin breakdown and pressure ulcers.

Neonatal Cardiac Assessment

2 Contact Hours, including 2 Advanced Pharmacology Hours

This course provides an in-depth exploration of cardiac development, fetal circulation, and congenital heart disease, including hereditary conditions and common cardiac defects. Participants will also learn how to conduct thorough cardiac physical examinations and understand treatment approaches for cyanotic defects.

Psychosocial Assessment: A Nursing Perspective

2 Contact Hours

After completing this course, learners will be able to conduct comprehensive psychosocial interviews and mental status examinations, covering key components for effective assessment. The course also provides an overview of specialized mental health screening tools and strategies for differentiating conditions such as depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, and schizophrenia. Additionally, participants will understand the distinct roles of psychologists, primary care providers, and psychiatrists in managing mental health patients.