Od-034719 Annual Required Training and Education for Residents and Fellows - FY23
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FY23 MedStar Health Annual Mandatory Education: General Safety show details
This presentation provides information on general workplace safety.
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FY23 MedStar Health Annual Mandatory Education: Infection Prevention and Control show details
This presentation provides direction on infection control and prevention.
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FY23 MedStar Health Annual Mandatory Education: Corporate Compliance, HIPAA and IT Security show details
This presentation provides information on compliance, identity theft, and HIPAA.
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FY23 MedStar Health Annual Mandatory Education: Compliance Structure show details
This presentation provides direction on MedStar compliance structure and policies.
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FY23 MedStar Health Annual Mandatory Education: Code of Conduct show details
Code of Conduct provides guidance to all MedStar Health associates, contractors, volunteers, students, and all other agents to assist us in carrying out our daily activities within appropriate ethical and legal standards and in accordance with the SPIRIT Values and MedStar Mission. While no single document can address every issue, you may face a situation where the right course of action is unclear.
Use this Code of Conduct and other MedStar Health policies as guidelines along with your own good judgment.
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FY23 MedStar Health Annual Mandatory Education: Emergency Preparedness show details
This presentation provides direction on what actions should be taken during an emergency situation.
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FY23 MedStar Health Annual Mandatory Education: Patient Abuse and Reporting show details
This presentation provides direction on detecting and reporting patient abuse.
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FY23 MedStar Health Annual Mandatory Education: Patient Rights and Population-Specific Needs show details
This presentation provides direction on the rights and responsibilities of patients, fall prevention, stroke detection and prevention, and bariatric sensitivity.
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FY23 MedStar Health Annual Mandatory Education: Stroke show details
This presentation provides direction on identifying the risk factors, signs and symptoms, and actions to take when you suspect someone is having a stroke.
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FY23 MedStar Health Annual Mandatory Education: High Reliability Organization show details
MedStar Health SMART: FY23 High Reliability Organization
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FY23 MedStar Health Annual Mandatory Education: Workplace Violence show details
This presentation provides direction on preventing, de-escalating, and reporting workplace violence.
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Sleep Deprivation and Fatigue Mitigation. show details
Sleep Deprivation and Fatigue Mitigation for residents.
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Foundations of Equity, Inclusion & Diversity show details
To increase awareness of MedStar’s EI&D commitment a collaboration with MedStar SiTEL and EI&D experts at MedStar developed an online module, Foundations of Equity, Inclusion & Diversity.
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Hands-only CPR show details
This module, introduced by Terry Fairbanks, will review the importance of hands-only CPR in a sixty-second video.
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Central Line Insertion Overview show details
This is a basic overview of central line insertion and includes information on the MedStar Health Central Venous Catheter-Associated Infection Prevention Standards indications for inserting a central line. Also discussed are the pros and cons of the different central line insertion sites.
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MedStar Health Central Line Removal Education show details
This module focuses on the proper techniques for central line removal, complications associated with central line removal, and how these can be prevented. Only individuals who have received appropriate central line training are eligible to remove a central vascular catheter.
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Preparing and Maintaining A Sterile Field At the Bedside show details
This presentation was developed using national standard recommendations. These practices are intended as a guidelines that are adaptable to various practice settings where operative and other invasive procedures may be performed. These are general principles. Please refer to your individual hospital polices related to sterile fieldand bedside procedures.
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Central Line Insertion Techniques- The Path to Zero Infections show details
This presentation discusses the basics on how to insert a central line for the three most common locations, internal jugular, subclavian and femoral. The course briefly reviews the complications of insertion and how to manage them.
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