Special Populations II

A continued exploration of special populations’ conditions, exploring myths, misconceptions, statistical data, causes, risk factors, detection and diagnosis, needs of populations including treatments, symptom management, therapies and more.

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• Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

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  LOCATION: Online
  COST: $70.00
  CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS: 2 CE Hours or 2 CCMs

  Care Managers will learn definitions of intellectual and developmental disabilities and review of federal and state regulations protecting this population. Nuances of individuals with IDD, such as environmental impact on behavior and engagement with patient/client, triggers, techniques, along with patient/client, family and caregiver engagement and best practices and resources will be covered as well.

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• Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias

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  LOCATION: Online
  COST: $87.50
  CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS: 2.5 CE Hours or 2.5 CCMs

  Learners will begin by gaining general definitions of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, and will progress through a comprehensive review of causes, stages and risk factors. Care planning for persons with ADRD, barriers to care and key issues in care planning starting with detection and diagnosis, moving through symptom management, environmental and behavioral modifications to support quality of life and caregivers, along with care settings, resources and advocacy, will be covered.

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• Pain Management and Impact of Chronic Opioid Use

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  COST: $105.00
  CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS: 3 CE Hours or 3 CCMs

  With the rise of opioid use and overdose related deaths, research for alternative treatment approaches to pain management is expanding. Understanding how pain affects the “whole” person’s (physical, emotional, social, environmental) functioning provides the foundation for developing a comprehensive pain relief treatment program. Through exploring the history of pain management, types of pain, and how pain affects a person’s functioning, health care professionals completing this course will be better prepared to complete thorough assessments and provide safe and effective pain management treatment interventions.

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• Pregnancy

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  LOCATION: Online
  COST: $140.00
  CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS: 4 CE Hours or 4 CCMs

  This course will examine what the general standards are for prenatal care in the “normal” population and how care managers can directly affect outcomes in this population, as part of the health care team. Because in the last 5 years many of the previously routine evaluations and exam components have been challenged, and standards have experienced increased scrutiny, modifications in standards based on current evidence have transpired. This course will provide that new information, as well as care management challenges dependent on an insurance company’s standards, variations among practitioners, and more.

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• Pediatric – Well Child

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  LOCATION: Online
  COST: $105.00
  CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS: 3 CE Hours or 3 CCMs

  This comprehensive module covers CDC statistics on morbidity and mortality in age ranges from newborn to young adult, wellness checkpoints and immunizations for all age groups, and barriers to healthcare access for children. The module includes exploration of special populations in pediatrics: immigrant, migrant, homeless, foster children, and children with life-limiting illness.

  It takes the perspective of pediatrics as addressed by medical specialties and subspecialties, from the view of the case manager, then illuminates the primary functions of the case manager in pediatrics in service and resource provision for patient and family, symptom management and resources over time in a child’s course at the end of life, and concludes with self-care for the case manager.

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• Pediatrics – Chronically Ill Child

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  LOCATION: Online
  COST: $140.00
  CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS: 4 CE Hours or 4 CCMs

  The role of the care manager relative to the pediatric patient population is complex and varied. Not only is the care manager dealing with the patient; care managers are also obligated to interact with the family and others with authority on behalf of the patient, the school system, and community resources.
  As the pediatric population transitions between developmental stages, a seasoned care manager anticipates many of these transitions based on their knowledge of general pediatrics as well as various disease processes. The goal of this course is to expose the care manager to a variety of these pediatric population needs, and an overview of the kinds of issues patients, families, and insurance companies face.

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• LGBTQ

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  LOCATION: Online
  COST: $87.50
  CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS: 2.5 CE Hours or 2.5 CCMs

  This module will inform and provide Care Managers an overview about LGBTQ+ health care incongruities, as well as an LGBTQ+ Affirmative approach for working with patients in order to develop self- esteem, nurture empowerment, establish self- efficacy, and social consciousness while combating the effects of homophobia, transphobia, heterosexism, cissexism and toxic shame.

  LGBQ+ and Transgender terminology, definitions, and concepts will be defined, and information to increase sensitivity and competency through knowledge of the population’s needs, such as identification as an Ally, and do’s and don’ts will be shared. Barriers to care, ways to overcome them, assisting to empower through learning history, myths, resources and knowledge conclude the module.

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• Immigrant Populations

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  LOCATION: Online
  COST: $70.00
  CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS: 2 CE Hours or 2 CCMs

  A Care Manager’s role is to facilitate access to health care to plan members regardless of their immigration status. Information on the challenges and barriers immigrants face when seeking health care, on resources, on listening to fears and concerns, and how to assist with program enrollment is covered in this module.

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Fast Facts

The Special Populations II course consisting of its eight modules is available online as a part of the Advanced Concepts curriculum training. Below are some Fast Facts about this course and its modules. Please call us for more information.

Is taught:	Completely online, via self-paced courses
Begins:	Online modules are available immediately upon registration
Costs:	$805 per course (see module description for individual pricing)
Requires:	Computing skills sufficient to complete graduate work, access to a computer with an Internet connection.
Is ideal for:	Anyone who requires a broader perspective for working with health plan members that incorporates the environment in which they live, and other health determinants, to advance the client’s perception of the value of both the case manager and the care plan, including: Care managers and care coordinators New nursing and social work graduates Experienced care managers Supervisors who can reinforce course content with their care managers Others desiring this knowledge
Provides:	23 nursing, social work and case management (CCM) continuing education hours upon successful completion of full course (see individual module description for CE/CCM hours)
Refund Policy:	Course is non-refundable once it has been accessed

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