e-Modules

A training course and resources for perinatal providers focused on implicit bias and reproductive justice. Studies show that perinatal care providers are committed to, and place a high value on, providing high-quality and equitable care to Black birthing women. Unfortunately, a large body of research shows a major gap between perinatal care providers' value on equitable care and Black birthing women's experiences and outcomes. This 3-part series  is designed to support health care prov...

Adverse childhood experiences (ACE) play a major and lifelong role in the difficulty, effectiveness, and cost of adult medical practice, and are the major origin of numerous important public health, medical, and social problems. In all of these areas, the relationship between adverse childhood experiences and adult well being ordinarily goes unrecognized.

Annual All-Physician Assembly is a live, in-purpose. It is focused on physician recognition and celebration and offering a physician learning component.

Non-Beneficial Treatment and Informed Non-Dissent: Tools and Resources to Help with End-of-Life Discussions

It is important for healthcare workers to provide trauma informed care for all patients especially those who are in abusive relationships like human trafficking and domestic violence. These patients need a trauma-informed approach to feel safe and supported. The respect of their dignity and autonomy helps patients to accept help. Learning how and why to use the PEARR tool supports both providers and patients. The purpose of this e-module is to discuss the PEARR Tool and its application in a clin...

Vicarious Trauma (VT), coined by Laurie A Pearlman and Karen W Saakvitne in 1995, describes a significant shift in a helping professional’s world view when they work with individuals who have experienced trauma. The purpose of this e-module is to help healthcare professionals identify, address, and or prevent vicarious trauma.

Humans have multiple systems to deal with acute stressors that threaten their existence. In this e-module we explore the neurobiology of trauma as well as brain structures, neurotransmitter pathways, hormonal systems, and immune systems.

This course if intended for use by individuals involved in the design and/or conduct of human subjects’ research at Sharp HealthCare.

The Joint Commission requires that the hospital assesses competency of staff who conduct sterile medication compounding of nonhazardous and hazardous medications in accordance with state and federal law and regulation and hospital policies (MM05.01.07, EP3). Anesthesiologists regularly perform sterile compounding. Other physicians may perform very limited sterile compounding. During the TJC survey at SMH, SMH was cited for not having sterile competency training documented for an anesthesiologist...

Pharmacists need an update on parenteral nutrition prescribing and monitoring. This will be measured by passing rate on post-test evaluation.