Courses and Events

The RN Refresher program is offered in collaboration with the University of North Carolina School of Nursing, and is approved by the North Carolina Board of Nursing. Nurses who have an active or inactive license, or have been away from nursing and want to update their knowledge and skills will benefit from this course. This orientation activity will guide students through the process of the program.

The RN Refresher program was developed in collaboration with the University of North Carolina School of Nursing and the William Friday Center, and is approved by the North Carolina Board of Nursing. Nurses who have an active or inactive license, or have been away from nursing and want to update their knowledge and skills will benefit from this course. This orientation activity will guide students through the process of the program.

This session will provide an in-depth look at HIV PrEP as a highly effective tool for preventing HIV transmission. The discussion will cover medication management to prevent HIV transmission, including eligibility criteria, regimen selection, and monitoring those on treatment over time.

This workshop provides an essential update on the care of children with genetic conditions, focusing on both clinical management and the complex ethical, legal, and social issues involved. Participants will explore the incidence, pathophysiology, and care priorities for selected pediatric genetic conditions, along with strategies for assessment and intervention at the individual and family level. The session aims to support compassionate, evidence-based, and ethically grounded care for children and families affected by genetic disorders.

NEW DATE!

THIS ACTIVITY REQUIRES TWO REGISTRATIONS!

1. Register with NWAHEC.

2. There will be a pop-up box after you have completed NWAHEC’s registration. Click the green button that says "Take Me There Now" to take you to the 2nd registration with the NNPTC. Note: You may need to check your pop up blocker.

* Registration will close at 10 AM (ET) on August 11.

Note:

It is recommended that the same name and email address be used to confirm your registration and attendance for the event. You will receive a confirmation email after each registration. If you do not receive TWO confirmation emails, you have not registered correctly.

If you previously created an account for NWAHEC and/or the NNPTC but now use a different name and/or email address, please update your account(s) to reflect your preferred contact information.

**Group viewing is not a supported feature through Zoom. To be counted as present, each person must join from their own device.**

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This preceptor training program consists of four half-hour online modules designed to address critical gaps in clinical teaching practices, particularly in the areas of health equity, communication, and personalized education. The modules aim to (1) reinforce foundational preceptor skills, (2) provide tools for integrating health equity principles into clinical education, (3) enhance communication strategies with diverse learner populations, and (4) develop methods to recognize and accommodate different learning styles and cognitive needs.

Disclosures - None of the planners nor presenters have any relevant conflicts with ineligible companies.

The integration of behavioral health care into primary care is now widely considered an effective strategy for improving outcomes for patients with physical and behavioral health
conditions. Reverse integration of primary care into behavioral healthcare is another form of integration that produces improved quality of care and patient outcomes.
This online series will focus on the reverse integration process and provide details on how to implement this new model of care. Participants will learn the benefits of this model of care, how to use electronic health records (EHRs) to improve continuity of care in an integrated setting, how to integrate physical health assessments into EHRs, the financial aspects of integrated care, as well as other clinical and operational aspects of providing this model of care.

Treating and preventing pediatric obesity is not about cutting calories and increasing exercise. In this 5-part series, developed by the pediatric weight management experts at Brenner FIT®, participants will learn new, effective skills to help their patients and families makes positive health changes in a safe, kind and family-centered way.