Healthcare News

The opioid crisis continues to pose a serious and growing threat to public health across the United States and beyond. With overdose deaths reaching record highs, the ability to recognize and respond effectively to opioid overdoses is a life-saving skill every healthcare provider—and even unlicensed caregivers—should possess.

This blog explores the continuing education requirements for Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANEs) in Texas, clarifies state regulations, and highlights how Pedagogy Continuing Nurse Education’s online course supports ongoing professional development for certified SANE nurses.

In recent years, the world of wellness and alternative medicine has seen a surge in popularity for intravenous nutrient therapy—also known as IV nutrient infusion or IV drips. Whether administered in a physician’s office, med spa, or a mobile IV unit, these treatments are gaining traction among clients seeking relief from chronic illnesses, immune support, athletic recovery, and even hangovers. One formulation in particular has become widely recognized and frequently requested: the Myers’ Cocktail.

This blog post will explore what every nurse should know about the poliovirus, the progression of poliomyelitis, and the critical role nurses play in the care of polio survivors. Finally, we’ll share how you can stay prepared and informed through Pedagogy Continuing Nurse Education’s comprehensive online course offerings.

In today’s healthcare environment, where electronic health records and digital communication are the norm, patient privacy and information security have never been more important—or more vulnerable. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) sets the standard for protecting sensitive patient data, and every medical healthcare worker plays a vital role in upholding those protections.

Enterostomy feeding tubes are essential medical devices used to deliver nutrition directly into the gastrointestinal tract when oral intake is not possible or insufficient. These devices, which include gastrostomy and jejunostomy tubes, are often placed in patients with congenital anomalies, neurological disorders, or those undergoing treatments that interfere with their ability to eat. Nurses, whether working in pediatric settings like schools or in adult care environments, play a central role in managing enterostomy feeding tubes and ensuring patient safety, dignity, and comfort.

California Certified Nurse Assistants (CNAs) play a vital role in providing quality care in a variety of healthcare settings. To maintain an active certification, CNAs must stay current with their skills and knowledge by completing regular continuing education. Understanding the specific continuing education requirements is essential to avoid lapses in certification and to ensure compliance with both state and federal regulations.

In the complex world of wound care, one principle remains constant: healing begins with a clean wound bed. For nurses and clinicians managing chronic or non-healing wounds, understanding and applying appropriate debridement techniques is essential to improving patient outcomes and driving recovery forward.

Proper knowledge and guidance can make all the difference when navigating the intricate world of respiratory care. Enter A & T Respiratory Lectures, an innovative educational platform that delivers high-quality respiratory education to healthcare professionals, educators, and students.