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Release Date: April 13, 2021  ---  Expiration Date: April 13, 2024Estimated Time to Complete: 1 hourThis intermediate lecture will cover the biopsychosocial nature of chronic pain, what psychological factors impact chronic pain development and duration, what are the psychological interventions for chronic pain treatment and ways that you can help patients understand why you recommend incorporating this into their treatment plan.

The digital age has revolutionized how we learn, socialize, play, and work.  This introductory lecture will examine the concept of "behavioral addictions" applied to internet/smartphone use, explore concerning trends in mental health outcomes associated with technology overuse, and review mindfulness- and values-based interventions to mitigate these effects.Release Date: March 9, 2021  ---  Expiration Date: March 9, 2024Estimated Time to Complete: 1 hour

Release Date: 2/19/21 - Expiration Date: 2/19/22Estimated time to complete: 60 MinutesStroke care is a constantly evolving entity with science opening the doors for new, innovative ways to treat and manage stroke patients. Often, for those who don’t work with stroke patients on a consistent basis, or who don't have access to the latest breaking science, these changes in our practice lag. Our hope is that through this lecture, providers, nursing, and ancillary staff will have a better grasp ...

Recorded lecture from the live lecture given on February 2, 2021. Release Date: 2/17/21 – Expiration Date: 2/16/2022 Estimated Time to Complete: 60 minutes This presentation will offer increased education and awareness of specialty palliative care services at Beaumont Dearborn to the care teams that support patients who are dealing with a difficult or life-limiting diagnosis. ** Open to Beaumont Health providers and staff only **

This intermediate lecture will ensure a foundational understanding of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and the ramifications they have on both psychological and physical health, as well as morbidity in adulthood. An overview of the ways in which individuals who have suffered trauma experience and interact with the healthcare setting will be explored. Followed by an introduction to Trauma Informed Care (TIC), specifically as it relates to healthcare settings including a conceptional and organ...

This lecture will cover the fundamentals of suicide assessment, including a review of the latest research in the field. The current Beaumont Health suicide assessment policies will be reviewed along with an exploration of the system's current recommended assessment tool, the Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale (C-SSRS). Finally, emerging approaches to suicide assessment will be reviewed. Release Date: January 12, 2021Expiration Date: January 12, 2024Estimated Time to Complete:&...

Anxiety and depression have been exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Equiping prescribers with updated knowledge on medication treatments they have available to them will improve treatment of these conditions in patients.  This intermediate lecture will provide a brief overview of common anxiety and depressive disorders seen in various medical settings, will discuss an evidence based approach to treatment for these disorders, will review medications commonly used to treat these disor...

Health disparities among various individuals and communities have always been present; however, recent events and the severe impact of COVID-19 on specific communities highlights a critical need to address these issues within our system and community. Only by beginning to understand the physical and emotional impact of health disparities on patients can we move towards a place of reducing these disparities and create health equity.This lecture series is available to Beaumont Health/OUWB provider...

Given the many restrictions on visitation for inpatients and in-person support from loved ones for many various appointment types, patients and staff have felt a noticeable absence of the family role as part of the health care team. Sharing best practices and alternatives to communicating and connecting will allow staff to restore the voice of the family member and see patients benefit from their social and emotional support.This lecture series is available to Beaumont Health/OUWB providers ONLY...

Following the initial surge of COVID-19 and a workforce reduction, staff frequently report compassion fatigue when working with patients and families. By teaching the reasons behind compassion fatigue and tools to manage such feelings, we can professionally support individual staff, build a more resilient workforce and return to our standard of care which includes compassion for all.This lecture series is available to Beaumont Health/OUWB providers ONLY.