Interpreting the data displayed on an IABP console monitor
Do the tracings and numbers on the balloon pump monitor make your head feel like bursting? If so, don't miss this video about interpreting the data displayed on the IABP console monitor.
3 steps to assess a patient’s readiness to wean or remove Impella® support
How do you know when it’s time to wean or remove Impella® support? Follow these three steps to assess your patient’s readiness.
Managing patients with Temporary Mechanical Circulatory Support
What’s the difference between an intra-aortic balloon pump (IABP) and an Impella® device? Demystify the world of mechanical circulatory support (MCS) devices and learn how to best care for your patients.
How to evaluate the cause of pelvic pain
How do you evaluate whether your patient with pelvic pain needs an urgent OB / GYN consultation or can appropriately be seen during an outpatient visit? Learn the 5 questions you should ask and what to look for during a pelvic exam.
Treat common OB / GYN conditions and know when to request an urgent consultation
Are you a little bit rusty when it comes to pelvic exams and OB / GYN diagnoses? No worries, our OB / GYN Emergencies course has you covered!
How to stage chronic kidney disease
Put your detective cap on and learn how to stage chronic kidney disease based on GFR, albuminuria, and the cause of the disease.
Manage 90% of chronic kidney disease patients in primary care
Do you want to prevent your patients with chronic kidney disease from needing dialysis or a transplant? If so, we have the right training for you.
Primary care clinicians can treat cutaneous and musculoskeletal conditions
Who says that primary care clinicians can’t perform dermatological and musculoskeletal procedures? Certainly not us! That's why we brought in Stephen Holt to show you how to treat the most common musculoskeletal and cutaneous conditions.
How to aspirate and inject the knee joint
Performing a knee arthrocentesis (fluid aspiration) and steroid injection helps you identify the root of your patient's problem and relieve them from pain. Learn the best way to prepare for, perform, and provide follow-up for this procedure.
How to deal with missing data when analyzing research findings
Missing data is not a deal breaker! Use simple strategies to analyze your data even when you are missing some of the values.