Over the last year, your clinical decision-making skills have been put to the test unlike ever before. Every day is a constant cycle of questions, like:

“What will these lab results look like in the morning?”

“When should I mechanically ventilate?”

“My patient isn’t responding to this treatment plan—what do I do next?”

You need straight-forward strategies to recognize a patient’s change in blood gases, renal failure, liver functions, coagulation concerns, early sepsis, or diabetes crisis…

… but you don’t have the time (or the energy) to sit through multiple trainings to learn the most up-to-date techniques and best practices.

This new clinical interpretation course will elevate your lab analysis critical thinking skills in one convenient training you can return to again and again, so you’re always two steps ahead of a deteriorating patient.  

Get the tools and strategies on the full spectrum of lab tests. Learn to ask the right questions, piece together lab data with presenting symptoms, discern pathophysiology behind abnormal values and anticipate what types of symptoms your patient will present.

Register now to get this life-saving information you’ll use every day in any setting. Plus, earn up to 15.75 CE Hours—including 2.0 ANCC-approved pharmacology CE hours.

Enhance your interpretation skills—including ABG, CBC, BMP, and more—with this self-paced video training, so you can identify patient problems and make quicker, more accurate changes in your plan of care as soon as your next shift!

Nationally recognized critical care and emergency expert Sean Smith, CCRN, CEN, teaches you how to stop re-acting to every test and blood draw, and helps you create a better plan of care as a proactive provider.

Learn from his decades of in-the-field experience, plus memorable case studies, and…

• Get easy-to-use tools to expertly identify patient problems early, and the superior critical thinking skills to accurately determine the clinical implications of a treatment plan.
• Walk away with proactive ways to manage complex mechanical ventilation patients with multiple comorbidities and avoid Ventilator Induced Lung Injury.
• Gain the clinical insights and confidence to answer the question “If I’m seeing this in my patient now… what can I expect to see two or three days down the road if I’m not careful?” 

Identifying the problem is just half the battle – now it’s time to make your plan of care.

When a patient is already on multiple medications, you need to know which meds will improve their outcome and which ones could make matters worse.

Through real-life scenarios, Legal Nurse Consultant Rachel Cartwright-Vanzant, Ph.D., MS, LHRM, CCRN-K, will help you develop the necessary skills to predict high-risk med error scenarios so you can avoid them entirely. You will:

• Learn trusted strategies to solve medication dosage calculations.
• Evaluate the barriers to and benefits of reporting adverse drug events (ADEs).
• Analyze actual medication errors to avoid the pitfalls in your own practice.

Plus, you’ll earn up to 2.0 ANCC-approved pharmacology CE hours.