PROBE Ethics and Boundaries Course PROBE is a 2.5 day, non-adversarial ethics and boundaries intervention program for healthcare professionals and trainees whose registration or careers may be jeopardized by unprofessional […]
CPEP, in collaboration with the Vanderbilt Center for Professional Health, is offering Vanderbilt's highly regarded Prescribing Controlled Drugs: Critical Issues and Common Pitfalls© course. This three-day course is designed to teach appropriate prescribing practices, facilitate understanding of personal motivations in the patient encounter as understood within the framework of family systems theory, discuss personal responsibilities with patients, and cultivate new skills in substance abuse identification.
The three-day Improving Inter-Professional Communication: Working Effectively in Medical Teams course is designed for healthcare professionals whose communication and/or behavior has been identified as detrimental to medical team interactions. This course will help participants gain insight and develop strategies and skills to improve communication and collaboration.
Enhanced Patient Communication is designed to help clinicians refine and enhance their patient communication skills. The 1.5-day program provides education and opportunities to practice new skills with simulated patients
The one-day Medical Record Keeping Seminar incorporates presentations, group exercises, demonstrations, practice lessons, and evaluations. Participants also have the opportunity to address questions and concerns about their specific practices and procedures. Seminar enrollment is purposely limited to maximize the learning experience.
The one-day Medical Record Keeping Seminar incorporates presentations, group exercises, demonstrations, practice lessons, and evaluations. Participants also have the opportunity to address questions and concerns about their specific practices and procedures. Seminar enrollment is purposely limited to maximize the learning experience.
CPEP, in collaboration with the Vanderbilt Center for Professional Health, is offering Vanderbilt's highly regarded Prescribing Controlled Drugs: Critical Issues and Common Pitfalls© course. This three-day course is designed to teach appropriate prescribing practices, facilitate understanding of personal motivations in the patient encounter as understood within the framework of family systems theory, discuss personal responsibilities with patients, and cultivate new skills in substance abuse identification.
The one-day Medical Record Keeping Seminar incorporates presentations, group exercises, demonstrations, practice lessons, and evaluations. Participants also have the opportunity to address questions and concerns about their specific practices and procedures. Seminar enrollment is purposely limited to maximize the learning experience.
The one-day Medical Record Keeping Seminar incorporates presentations, group exercises, demonstrations, practice lessons, and evaluations. Participants also have the opportunity to address questions and concerns about their specific practices and procedures. Seminar enrollment is purposely limited to maximize the learning experience.
CPEP, in collaboration with the Vanderbilt Center for Professional Health, is offering Vanderbilt's highly regarded Prescribing Controlled Drugs: Critical Issues and Common Pitfalls© course. This three-day course is designed to teach appropriate prescribing practices, facilitate understanding of personal motivations in the patient encounter as understood within the framework of family systems theory, discuss personal responsibilities with patients, and cultivate new skills in substance abuse identification.
