This presentation reviews the best ways for obtaining an accurate glucose result and things to consider when using the glucometer in the hospital setting.

• Faculty: Tawni Cunningham
• ID: Pr-032379

This presentation reviews the Accu-chek Inform II Whole Blood Glucose monitoring system for 2023

• Faculty: Tawni Cunningham
• ID: Pr-034490

This module reviews POC testing and the general basics and responsibilities essential to producing accurate and reliable results at the patients bedside.

• Faculty: Tawni Cunningham
• ID: Pr-032382

Prescribing the right antibiotic, at the right dose at the right time.

• Faculty: Sara Turk
• ID: Pr-021885

This purpose of this content is to reduce injury to staff and patients by providing education and training on safe lifting techniques for specific patient populations.

• Faculty: Brandi Alfred
• ID: Pr-017761

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.

• Faculty: Julia Gardner
• ID: Pr-001052

This online course defines what Hazardous Drugs are where they are found in the healthcare environment, and how they are classified. In this module there are interactive ways to classify hazardous drugs as low or high risk, and emphasis is placed on what precautions the healthcare worker,patient and family should take when handling  these drugs. 

• Faculty: Patricia Filomena
• ID: Pr-027529

Annual review to identify and treat patients how are high risk for MH.

• Faculty: Yolanda Thornton
• ID: Pr-009341

Malignant Hyperthermia is a rare genetic condition characterized by a severe hypermetabolic state and rigidity of the skeletal muscles. It occurs when affected individuals are exposed to a triggering agent such as inhalation anesthetics and succinylcholine, a depolarizing muscle relaxant. The triggering agent causes a series of chain reactions in the body related to an increase in intracellular calcium ion concentration.

• Faculty: Lucy Shivnan
• ID: Pr-025950

The scope of this training applies to all spills of hazardous materials to include: hazardous pharmaceuticals, chemicals including those found in the laboratory, and wastes (hazardous and medical.)

• Faculty: Stephen Kelly
• ID: Pr-021183

Hazardous Materials Response- Quiz

• Faculty: Stephen Kelly
• ID: Qu-014923

This module reviews fires in the OR and how to prevent them from occurring

• Faculty: Richard Shapiro
• ID: Pr-033324

Learn about LASERs and proper safety measures when using a LASER in a procedural area.

• Faculty: Yolanda Thornton
• ID: Pr-021783

This presentation offers Continuing Professional Education credits. To claim the credits, the evaluation must be completed prior to June 30, 2025. Once your evaluation is complete, log on to https://medstar.cloud-cme.com and toggle to your Transcript to find the credits. This is the annual radiation safety training which to explore the physics of radiation generation and production, the effects radiation can have on the body, the methods used for detecting radiation and quantifying the hazards of radiation, and what are job-specific techniques a person can implement to reduce radiation exposure to self and others

• Faculty: Matthew Williams
• ID: Pr-033552

MSH Radiation Safety Training FY2023 CE Information

• Faculty: Matthew Williams
• ID: Pr-033551

IPCE Information for the Drug Diversion Prevention Awareness module.

• Faculty: Rodney Benson
• ID: Pr-034385

This online education identifies proper waste management and handling for healthcare workers in facilities at MedStar Health. Due to regulatory requirements and possible fines and penalties that surround improper disposal of medical waste it is imperative that associates are given steps to take in appropriate disposal of medical waste.

• Faculty: Patricia Filomena
• ID: Pr-027636

The "Universal Protocol: A Mandatory MedStar Practice--Every Procedure, Every Patient, Every Time" module provides a step-by-step overview for learners on the mandatory practice of using Universal Protocol for all procedures on every patient every time. This no-exception practice is standard of care at MedStar, and this module outlines the steps required by the Universal Protocol which are done to avoid wrong site, wrong procedure, wrong person surgery. While each entity may have a slightly different approach, all components of the best practice must be included.

• Faculty: David Mayer
• ID: Pr-012498

The "Surgical Safety Time Out: A Best Practice Example" module is introduced by Executive VP, Medical Affairs & Chief Medical Officer at MedStar Health, Stephen R. T. Evans, MD. Dr. Evans provides a step-by-step outline of all components of the Time Out that must be performed prior to every procedure performed in a MedStar entity. The module concludes with a Time Out Best Practice example based on the World Health Organization's Surgical Safety Checklist, and performed by Dr. Atul Gawande's surgical team.

• Faculty: David Mayer
• ID: Pr-012417

This video provides the learner with an overview of the rapid volume infuser

• Faculty: LAURA Ogle
• ID: Pr-031698

This module reviews the MedStar policies and procedures related to handling and administering blood components and what the role is for the transfusionist, and the witness.

• Faculty: Justina Pangallo
• ID: Pr-035041

This presentation reviews the procedures when being a witness to a blood bank sample

• Faculty: Donna Lucia
• ID: Pr-033368