Improve Patient Outcome and Earn Continuing Education with Webinars
Enhance Your Rehabilitation Nursing Practice and Earn CEUs with Nursing Education Webinars
ARN's nursing education webinars offer flexible ways to earn continuing education units (CEUs) credits through online and on-demand educational courses. Host a staff meeting or chapter event and bring your nurse colleagues together to take advantage of ARN's nursing education webinars.
Rehab Nursing Essentials Webinar Series
Skin Considerations with Rehab of Acute Neurological Impairments
June 4, 1-2 PM CST
Join us on June 4 and attend a webinar that will provide healthcare professionals with the strategies they need to assess and prevent skin injuries in patients with spinal cord and acquired brain injuries. It will focus on early intervention, risk identification, and long-term prevention in both inpatient and home settings.
By attending, you will:
- Recognize three common types of wounds frequently seen in this patient population.
- Understand the unique risk factors that contribute to skin breakdown in spinal cord and brain injury patients.
- Apply effective prevention strategies to reduce the risk of skin complications.
- Identify everyday activities that may pose a risk and how to manage them safely.
Attendees earn 1 continuing education (CE) hour with this webinar.
Meet the Speaker
Kimberly Levenson, RN BSN CRRN CWOCN CFCN
Shepherd Center, Atlanta, GA
Kimberly Levenson graduated from the Emory University School of Nursing in 2006 and started her nursing career at the Shepherd Center in Atlanta, GA working with brain injury and spinal cord injury patients on the medical and surgical unit. Kimberly’s passion for working with this patient population and their high risk for wound and pressure injury development led her to continue her education and obtain her CRRN in 2008 and CWOCN and CFCN through the Emory University Nursing Wound Care Program in 2017.
Kimberly continues to pursue her passion of pressure injury prevention and treatment at Shepherd Center focusing on patient treatment plans and staff education. She presents a monthly Skin Champion Workshop; a six-hour didactic and hands-on wound, ostomy and continence skills session. Kimberly and her WOCN team placed first at the Georgia Hospital Association Conference in 2022 with their quality improvement project Zip it in the Bud: A visual management technique for reducing pressure injuries due to improper footwear.
Kimberly is consistently advocating for her patients and researching ways to prevent these issues from initially occurring with their high-risk population.
Previous Webinars
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Telemonitoring for Fall Prevention
Jo Ellen Rust, MSN RN CNS FCNS CRRN, and Kim Woodard, MSN RN NPD-BC CRRN, led this webinar, which was designed for healthcare providers with information on fall rates and patient complexity. Topics include staffing shortages, artificial intelligence, and telemonitoring. This course also focuses on how telemonitoring has produced continual decrease in hospital-wide fall rates over the past 5 years. Earn 1 CEU with this course. On-Demand Recording
The Essential Brain Injury Guide: Introduction, Overview and Etiology
This webinar, with speaker Jocelyn M. Hendrix, OTR CBIST C/NDT CSRS C/LSVT, is designed for healthcare providers as a brain injury introductory overview for individuals who present with brain injury. Topics include understanding the causes of brain injury, distinguishing between primary and secondary injuries, and understanding the severity of brain injury Mild, Moderate, and Severe. Identifying the differences between most prevalent injuries by specific age groups. In addition to identifying the characteristics of acquired brain injury, traumatic and non- traumatic injuries and their effects on the brain injury survivor/family. This course also focuses on identifying resources for patients and families, specific legislation and funding for the brain injury populations, and investigating the continuum of care for patients living with brain injury. On-Demand Recording.
Intrathecal Baclofen Therapy
In this webinar, Sylvia Duraski, MS ANP-BC CRRN CBIS SCRN, will teach participants what patient will benefit most from the device, how the device works and what education is most important for the patient and family to learn. The webinar will also identify what rehabilitation nurses who encounter patients with this device should know, including signs and symptoms of complications and what to do. Individuals who participate in the full activity and complete the post-evaluation will receive 1.25 Nursing Contact Hours. On-Demand Recording.
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