This 12 lead ECG interpretation course targets the person that has little to no experience reading a 12 lead ECG. The course assumes the learner has an understanding of basic ECG rhythm interpretation and will cover the anatomy of an ECG tracing, lead placement and cover the 6 step method of 12 lead interpretation.

This basic rhythm interpretation course is for healthcare providers or students that are required to interpret ECG monitor strips or wish to learn more about rhythm interpretation. This self-directed, three module course introduces providers to normal cardiac rhythms and prepares learners to recognize basic cardiac dysrhythmias. Module 1: Basic ECG interpretation introduces the basics of ECG interpretation including wave labelling and the basics of lead placement and ECG paper. The Normal Sinus Rhythm is discussed in detail and sinus node arrhythmias are introduced. Module 2: Atrial Arrhythmia discusses how to differentiate an atrial dysrhythmia from a normal sinus rhythm. Atrioventricular rhythms are also discussed in this module. Module 3: Ventricular Arrhythmia discusses how to identify/recognize ECG rhythms originating in the AV Node (junction) and/or from the ventricle.

These practice cases take the student through reading a 12 lead and conclude in the official diagnosis. These cases assume you have prior 12 lead knowledge.

Effective communication is one of the most important life skills we can learn. It's a necessary skill in every aspect of business, social and family life. This course will teach you about effective listening and questioning techniques.

As the saying goes, “you never get a second chance to make a first impression” and amazingly, it takes just six seconds for the caller to make an impression of your business. We'll help you make it a good one.

Many of us experience stress in life, whether this is in the short term from one-off projects, or long-term stress from a high-pressure career. Not only can this be unpleasant, it can seriously affect our health and our work.

This course is designed to give an overview of EtCO2 while meeting this objectives:

• 1. Understand why we use capnography.
• 2. Define normal and abnormal EtCO2 values/waveforms.
• 3. Understand which patients you should use capnography on.
• 4. Identify EtCO2 wave forms and what they mean.

These modules dive deep into a case from the first call to the scene and then transport to the hospital. You will use your knowledge and skills to determine the best course of action for the patient. Each case will allow you to choose your own path. Where you correct in your diagnosis?

This 15 minute module will review the components of the Apgar score for calculation after birth.

This short (15 minute) module will review the basics of caring for Mom and baby after a pre-hospital delivery.

Within this module we will outline the procedures associated with the delivery of a newborn during the spontaneous and uncomplicated delivery process.

This 45 minute course will give you an in depth review of history taking and assessment skills necessary for the OB population.

This course covers some basic pregnancy complications. It will provide you with 1 hour of OB content. The journal articles are also provided in the "additional references" tab for your convenience.

Within this module we will outline the four stages of labor for patient assessment purposes and describe the actions that should be taken by the EMS provider in order to prepare for imminent delivery.

This 15 minute module will review the Erikson's fundamentals of development as well as practical tips for communicating with children at various ages.

These topics range from Deescalation to Professionalism to Difficult Conversation tools. Most of these podcasts last around 30 minutes.

Research has shown that 95% of customers will give you a second chance if you handle their complaint successfully. This course has been developed to give you the knowledge and skills to handle complaints.

Whether at home, in the workplace or in pursuit of our passion, we can all benefit from becoming better leaders. This course can help you to become a more inspirational leader.

You understand the importance of the diversity of others and what everyone brings to the workplace; now, let’s learn how to leverage each other’s strengths in order to build a better work environment.

Listening may be the most underrated skill in selling. Good listening skills are a must in developing strong customer relationships. Poor listening is a flaw that’s often fatal to longterm success. Learn five listening techniques that will enhance your ability to establish trust and openness with your customers.

If you want to refresh your focus, and become a better leader, you need to develop mindfulness. This course will teach you all about the benefits of mindfulness, and we’ll show you how it works.

This 15 minute module will review the features of a Sam Splint and demonstrate correct splint use for common joints.

This course, presented by IU Health Trauma Surgeon, Dr. Timothy Pohlman, explores 2 methods that can be used in the pre-hospital setting to identify hemorrhagic shock. These tools can be used to identify decompensating patients prior to traditional symptoms, allowing for early intervention and better outcomes.

This 20 minute module will review some of the most common splinting complications and discuss ways to prevent them. Additionally, there is a link to an 11 minute video explaining compartment syndrome.

This short (15 min) module will walk you through each step of tourniquet application.

This 15 minute module will review both common types of traction splints, proper application, and when to use them.

This 15 minute module will review the basics of wound packing and various hemostatic agents.