Airway management in a pediatric patient can be challenging to any health care provider. Knowledge of pediatric airway anatomy and physiology is crucial to the successful management of the pediatric airway in an emergency situation. This course will teach healthcare professionals to quickly recognize airway compromise in the pediatric patient and initiate timely, lifesaving interventions.

Explain the unique anatomical and physiological characteristics of the airway in the pediatric patient
Identify subtle signs and symptoms of airway compromise in infants and children
Discuss how to initiate appropriate lifesaving interventions based on assessment findings

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

CPEN, Pediatric Airway Emergency, Anatomy and Physiology of Adult and Pediatric Airways

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

Neurologic emergencies require time-sensitive treatment and astute nursing recognition. This course will take a step-by-step approach to the recognition and treatment of patients with traumatic brain injuries. This course will also discuss the anatomy and physiology of the brain, and how this has an impact upon intracranial pressure and cerebral perfusion pressure.

Discuss the anatomy and physiology of the brain

Recognize brain injuries, as well as the implications of the Monro-Kellie Doctrine and CO2 on the brain

Summarize neurosurgical intervention of the external ventricular drain, as well as basic set-up, complications, expectations and tips and tricks

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Neurological emergencies, Traumatic brain injuries, Acute care, Emergency treatments, CEN, CFRN, CPEN, CTRN, TCRN

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

Does the thought of triaging scare you? Has anyone ever told you to memorize a triage algorithm and you'll be "good to go"? This course is designed to encourage the emergency nurse to consider the complexity and dynamics of triage. This course does not test your knowledge of triage levels, rather, it looks at triage as a system and discusses ways that system can work well or fail. A dynamic process, triage is one of the most critical parts of the patient care process and should be evaluated regularly.

Describe various triage systems used in disasters, EMS and hospitals

Recognize the need for utilizing various triage methods

Describe the importance of a well-developed hospital triage method

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

Procedural sedation and analgesia are commonly performed in the emergency department, but many aspects of the process can be difficult to understand. From medication dosing to patient monitoring to legal concerns, there are many components to consider! This course breaks down the entire procedural process to explain the many nuances of care.

Identify the common causes and mechanisms of injury in the gravid trauma patient

Explain the various anatomical and physiological changes in the gravid trauma patient that can impact the trauma nursing process

Describe nursing assessments using appropriate considerations for the gravid trauma patient and fetus

Employ appropriate nursing interventions for the gravid trauma patient and fetus

Discuss the special considerations that are related to maternal arrest and emergency C-section

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1.5 contact hours

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

In this course, you will learn about obstetrical trauma. You will learn what makes the obstetrical trauma patient unique from nonpregnant trauma patients. You will also learn the importance of performing appropriate assessments and interventions that will not only save one life, but two.

Identify the common causes and mechanisms of injury in the gravid trauma patient

Explain the various anatomical and physiological changes in the gravid trauma patient that can impact the trauma nursing process

Describe nursing assessments using appropriate considerations for the gravid trauma patient and fetus

Employ appropriate nursing interventions for the gravid trauma patient and fetus

Discuss the special considerations that are related to maternal arrest and emergency C-section

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

Intubated, mechanically ventilated patients have a myriad of ventilation and oxygenation needs. No two are alike. Clinicians use arterial blood gases (ABGs) and patient assessment data to adjust ventilator settings to meet the individual patient's needs. In this course, we will explore the use of patient-specific information to manage ventilation and oxygenation in volume control and pressure control ventilator modes.

Identify key terms and modes of mechanical ventilation

Describe the indications for specific ventilator settings and adjustments

Integrate hemodynamics with ventilator settings to meet complex patient care needs

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Critical care, ventilation, hemodynamics, CFRN, TCRN, CEN, CTRN

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

Allergic reactions can vary greatly between each person and the presenting symptoms can rapidly change. In this course, we will discuss multiple factors the nurse should consider when a patient presents with allergy and allergic reaction symptomology. This course sheds light on the many nuances of allergies: an extremely important assessment on any patient presentation.

Identify common causes and types of allergic reactions

Identify the differences between allergic reactions and anaphylaxis

Determine the appropriate emergency treatment of allergic reactions and anaphylaxis

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

Neonates risk sepsis through maternal transmission soon after birth but can also develop sepsis days later. This course will introduce you to neonatal sepsis, including signs and symptoms, recommended blood work and lab value interpretation while summarizing treatment modalities. This knowledge will allow you to choose proper medications to be administered and supportive therapies to prevent further deterioration.

Clarify the difference between early and late onset sepsis in neonates

Provide the foundation for the general assessment, including signs and symptoms, recommended blood work, and lab value interpretation

Summarize treatment modalities, including how to choose which medications to administer and supportive therapies to prevent further clinical deterioration

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Pediatrics

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

This course is designed to challenge the emergency nurse to broaden their understanding of acute coronary syndrome. By reviewing risk factors, patient presentations, ECG acquisition, cardiac catheterization and much more, the course will provide an in-depth review of diseases and treatment options related to the coronary arteries.

1. Discuss ECG acquisition and review ECG contiguous leads
2. Review acute coronary syndromes in emergency care and discuss the various types of angina
3. Discuss the treatment of acute coronary syndromes and cardiogenic shock

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Cardiovascular Emergencies

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

This course highlights the importance of emergency nurses and staff members in the hospital to be prepared for disasters, and the importance of collaboration with pre-hospital workers, due to the potential for external involvement in response to an emergency.

1. Identify the components of hospital emergency preparedness and the importance of external partnership
2. Review the types of PPE commonly used by Emergency  Department nurses in the healthcare facility
3. Determine the need to have an emergency plan and to periodically train based on the plan
4. Identify situations that would require the initiation of the hospital's emergency plan

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Environmental / Disaster / Emergency Preparedness

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

With new advances in pharmacologic treatments, home therapies, and implanted cardiac devices, patients with more complex medical conditions are living longer and requiring more specialized care. Emergency nurses should demonstrate proficiency in caring for patients with a number of cardiac conditions and understand the need for prioritizing care based on the type of cardiac event and the medical nuances of the patient.

Review various types of heart failure

Explain heart failure symptomology

Review heart failure therapies and indications for both emergency department and transport nursing

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Cardiac, Cardiovascular emergencies

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

This course will explain the medical care necessary for a pregnant patient experiencing complications in the Emergency Department. Pathophysiological changes that occur during pregnancy will be discussed, as well as nursing interventions that will promote stable vitals and adequate organ perfusion for the woman. Specific complications seen in pregnancy such as preeclampsia and HELLP syndrome will be reviewed, and the correlating assessment findings, interventions and treatment options will be explained.

1. List three ways in which vital signs may differ in a pregnant patient
2. Recognize signs of preeclampsia and identify the proper plan of care
3. Select interventions for a pregnant trauma patient that encourage stabilization

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Obstetrics

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

This course will cover trauma basics, decision making during transportation of a trauma patient, pathophysiology of trauma, different types of traumatic events and treatment modalities of trauma patients.

1. Explain the importance of Mechanism of Injury
2. Differentiate between types of trauma (high vs. low velocity; blunt vs. penetrating)
3. Identify basic diagnostic tools related to trauma (labs, scans, etc.)

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 2.0 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Trauma

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

In this course, you will gain foundational knowledge of the code set used to report morbidity and mortality in the United States: ICD-10-CM.  You will learn about some of the most important guidelines used for ICD-10, including those which allow nursing documentation to be included in those diagnoses reported.  Finally, we will cover documentation that supports diagnosis coding in the Emergency Department.

1. Recognize the history and purpose of ICD-10-CM
2. Identify ICD-10-CM guidelines applicable to nursing professionals
3. Apply principles of ICD-10-CM fundamentals to Emergency Department nursing documentation

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1.5 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

leadership development

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

In this case study, you will learn how to recognize the aspects of a child in cardiac arrest due to drowning and the treatment needed for the continuing care for the patient. Following a real example, this case study provides valuable information that can be applied to patients everywhere in order to improve care and expedite treatment.

1. Recognize the aspects of a child in cardiac arrest due to drowning and the treatment needed for the continuing care for the patient
2. Anticipate the care of a drowning and near-drowning patient
3. Justify the principles of evidence-based medicine in the decision making of a submersion injury

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Medical Emergencies, submersion injuries

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

This course will enable learners to refresh on the foundational basis of pharmacology and relate it to cardiovascular emergencies. The mechanism of actions of medications will be explained, applying them to situations that are commonly seen in critically ill patients.

1. Define the basics of pharmacology
2. Explain processes that increase or decrease cardiac contractility, conductivity or heart rate
3. Discuss the mechanism of action of medications used in cardiovascular emergencies

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1.5 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Cardiovascular emergencies

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

The contribution that mechanical ventilation can make to sustaining life is monumental. Broken down to its simplest form, the ventilator is used to push air into the lungs; usually when the patient is unable to adequately meet their own needs. Using a variety of maneuvers, the ventilator can also enhance the lung's ability to exchange gases. This course will discuss indications for mechanical ventilation, basic ventilator settings and management of the patient on a ventilator.

1. Define indications for mechanical ventilation
2. Define basic ventilator settings
3. Troubleshoot ventilator alarms
4. Describe the care of a patient on a ventilator

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 2 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

critical care, respiratory

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs) provide valuable information to guide patient care decisions. The patient's oxygenation status is easily extracted from the ABG results. Determining the patient's acid-base condition is more challenging.
This course reviews the four acid-base derangements and a simple method of analyzing ABG results will be introduced followed by guided practice.

1. Describe the metabolic and respiratory processes for maintaining acid-base balance
2. Analyze the acid-base component of ABG results
3. Utilize ABG results to determine the plan of care

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Respiratory, critical care

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

Evidence shows that early recognition of sepsis may shorten the patient's length of stay and improve patient outcomes. This course will make you aware of the signs and symptoms of sepsis, discuss the importance of your role as an ED nurse in fighting sepsis, and review which patients are more vulnerable to becoming septic.

1. Discuss the signs and symptoms of sepsis, and how early recognition can facilitate diagnosis and treatment  
2. Identify management strategies for patients demonstrating signs and symptoms of sepsis
3. Recognize appropriate nursing interventions and care for the sepsis patient

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Medical emergencies, sepsis, infection

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

This course is designed to challenge the emergency nurse to consider multiple components of the cardiac system during each cardiac-related presentation. While stressing the importance of a well-functioning care system, the course will review how the coronary arteries, electrical conduction system and structure and function of the heart itself all present their own unique considerations.

1. Describe the basic structures of the cardiac system
2. Recognize emergency presentations regarding the coronary arteries
3. Recognize emergency presentations regarding disorders of the electrical circuitry
4. Recognize emergency presentations regarding structural heart issues

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1.5 contact hours

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Cardiac

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

The Emergency Department can be an unfamiliar place to deliver a baby, for both the patient and the healthcare team. This course will explain the care of a pregnant woman who is about to deliver in the Emergency Department.  We will discuss imminent delivery assessment findings, assistance in the delivery of the neonate and post-delivery interventions to maintain safe patient care.

1. Identify signs that a woman is about to deliver
2. Establish how to safely deliver the baby
3. Select post-delivery interventions that promote maternal and neonatal homeostasis

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Obstetrics

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

The purpose of this course is to acquaint you with revenue cycle terminology. A basic understanding of the revenue cycle is critical for nurse leaders in order to better communicate across the healthcare enterprise. In addition, nursing leaders will use the concepts learned in this course to educate their nursing staff on the essential role they play in the revenue cycle.

1. Identify the components of the revenue cycle from end to end
2. Explain how documentation affects the revenue cycle
3. Recognize the end products of documentation in ED Nursing

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hours

This course is - Non-Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Leadership, Documentation, Professional

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

Changes in the way oxygen moves throughout the body can dramatically impact your patient. This course will take you on a ride throughout the ventilation and perfusion system. Along the way, you’ll learn about right and left shifts in the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve, various types of hypoxia, ETCO2 waveforms, and much more!

1. Explain the three processes of getting oxygen to the cells: ventilation, perfusion and gas transport
2. Explain what causes and how to treat the four kinds of hypoxia
3. Describe the advantages and pitfalls of modalities used to monitor gas transport

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hours

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Respiratory

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

Does my patient need an ABG? How are ABGs interpreted and what does this mean for my patient? BCEN’s ABG course will teach the importance of the arterial blood gas test and its application to a variety of patient conditions.

1. Identify when to obtain a blood gas
2. Explain the procedure for obtaining a blood gas
3. Interpret a simple blood gas test

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hours

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Respiratory, ABG

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

Nurses new to the field or those considering a move to the ED will learn what a typical day as an ED nurse is like, what makes the job unique, how to prepare to both land a position in the ED and succeed as an ED nurse. Written by ED nursing managers, this course will explain what to expect as a new nurse in the ED and will give you tips on how to succeed!

1. Describe a typical day in the life of an ED nurse
2. Discuss the clinical setting differences between the ED and an inpatient unit
3. Identify expectations of a nurse new to the ED setting

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hours

This course is - Non-Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Nursing and orientation.

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

In the dynamic world of emergency nursing, building a solid team is essential to a well-functioning department. In this course, we will explain workforce engagement and why it is important. We will introduce our top five practices that really drive engagement and are largely budget neutral. We will also discuss how to engage the Millennials on your team.

1. Recognize fast facts related to workforce engagement and the impact the leader has on workforce engagement
2. Define and differentiate employee satisfaction and employee engagement
3. Identify five top practices the leader can implement and perform to drive employee engagement
4. Identify two practices in effectively supporting the Millennial workforce 
 
 

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 2 contact hours

This course is - Non-Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Leadership. Accredited. All programs 

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.

This course will make the case for why and how supporting specialty nursing certification is beneficial to all stakeholders. Studies show that certification strengthens teamwork, improves patient outcomes, creates ownership and current and future leaders. Strong support for nursing and specialty nursing certification is highly advised for nurse leaders who want to cultivate owners and leaders that will help solve the most challenging problems and move their departments to the next level.

• Discuss the literature review findings that make the case for specialty nursing certification 
• Explain how supporting specialty nursing certification creates nursing leaders and how this benefits key stakeholders
• Employ action steps to promote ans sustain specialty certification in your nursing workforce

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hour

This course is - Non-Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Leadership development

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.