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Vanderbilt Health Affiliated Network is offering a Project ECHO for community Pediatricians on Pediatric Behavioral Health. Virtual 75 minute sessions will be held every two weeks for a maximum of 8 sessions. Each session will consist of a didactic portion, case presentation, discussion and recommendations. This will be available to VHAN participating physicians and mid-level clinicians.For additional information, please contact Rebecca Hazelwood at [email protected]

This course will be offered on several occasions during at various times and for various hospitals in Tennessee and Kentucky. Presentations by Vanderbilt faculty focus on the latest research about and discussion of challenging cases of newborns at time of delivery. After participating in this CNE activity, participants will have increased knowledge regarding patient safety and error reduction when caring for sick neonates, the S.T.A.B.L.E. mnemonic and the risk factors for and the recommended ma...

The Preceptor Treasures Workshop focuses on excavating the hidden talents of experienced staff through discussion and support. VUMC professionals who are interested in becoming a preceptor, or refreshing preceptoring skills, can participate in the Preceptor Program, which has a variety of options throughout the year in addition to the Preceptor Treasures Workshop.

This series will address current topics in psychiatric/mental health nursing care delivery.

This series has been designed to provide focused educational opportunities to meet the needs of our Advanced Practice Providers and Nursing staff.

This series has been designed to provide focused educational opportunities to meet the needs of our Advanced Practice Providers and Nursing staff.

This course is designed to prepare participants to sit for the AANN Stroke-Certified Registered Nurse (SCRN) Certification Exam. It contains four sessions, which are three hours each with a 15 minute break, and will cover the following: Anatomy and Assessment, Ischemic Stroke, Hemorrhagic Stroke, Medications and Post-Acute Care. It will also increase the knowledge base of staff caring for stroke patients.

This series has been designed to provide focused educational opportunities to meet the needs of our Advanced Practice Providers and Nursing staff.

This course is designed to prepare participants to sit for the AANN Stroke-Certified Registered Nurse (SCRN) Certification Exam. It contains four sessions, which are three hours each with a 15 minute break, and will cover the following: Anatomy and Assessment, Ischemic Stroke, Hemorrhagic Stroke, Medications and Post-Acute Care. It will also increase the knowledge base of staff caring for stroke patients.