Florida Nurse Continuing Education
Florida Nurse CEU Packages & Bundles
Courses Included in Package
| Course | Credit |
|---|---|
|
Communication in Healthcare
Credit:
3 hours
|
3 hours |
|
Domestic Violence
Credit:
2 hours
|
2 hours |
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ECGs: What are they and why does accuracy matter?
Credit:
2 hours
|
2 hours |
|
Florida Laws and Rules of Nursing
Credit:
2 hours
|
2 hours |
|
Healthcare-associated Infections and Preventative Measures
Credit:
2 hours
|
2 hours |
|
HIV and AIDS
Credit:
2 hours
|
2 hours |
|
Human Trafficking
Credit:
2 hours
|
2 hours |
|
Impaired Professionals
Credit:
2 hours
|
2 hours |
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Migraine Management in Adults
Credit:
3 hours
|
3 hours |
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Obesity
Credit:
3 hours
|
3 hours |
|
Prevention of Medical Errors
Credit:
2 hours
|
2 hours |
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Quieting the Chaos. A review of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder.
Credit:
2 hours
|
2 hours |
|
Opioid Prescribing: Safe and Effective Practices
Credit:
3 hours
|
3 hours |
Florida RN and LPN CE Package – State-Approved & Reports to CE Broker
Looking to complete all your Florida nurse CE / CEU requirements quickly and easily? Our Florida Nurse Continuing Education Package has you covered! This comprehensive bundle is designed to meet the nurse continuing education requirements for RN and LPN licensure renewal in the State of Florida. This package is fully online and contains all the Florida mandatory courses (Domestic Violence, Preventing Medical Errors, Human Trafficking, Florida Laws and Rules of Nursing, HIV and AIDS, and Impaired Professionals) as well as general nursing CEUs as required for nursing license renewal. All courses are approved by The Florida Board of Nursing and The Louisiana State Nurses Association - Approver, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s (ANCC) Commission on Accreditation. Credits are reported directly to CE Broker.
Courses Included in Package
| Course | Credit |
|---|---|
|
Communication in Healthcare
Credit:
3 hours
|
3 hours |
|
Domestic Violence
Credit:
2 hours
|
2 hours |
|
ECGs: What are they and why does accuracy matter?
Credit:
2 hours
|
2 hours |
|
Florida Laws and Rules of Nursing
Credit:
2 hours
|
2 hours |
|
Healthcare-associated Infections and Preventative Measures
Credit:
2 hours
|
2 hours |
|
HIV and AIDS
Credit:
2 hours
|
2 hours |
|
Human Trafficking
Credit:
2 hours
|
2 hours |
|
Impaired Professionals
Credit:
2 hours
|
2 hours |
|
Migraine Management in Adults
Credit:
3 hours
|
3 hours |
|
Obesity
Credit:
3 hours
|
3 hours |
|
Prevention of Medical Errors
Credit:
2 hours
|
2 hours |
|
Quieting the Chaos. A review of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder.
Credit:
2 hours
|
2 hours |
Florida Nurse CEU Individual Courses
Obesity
This course reviews the role of obesity pathophysiology, the role of both genetics and environment, and current management and prevention methods for both adults and pediatric patients.
Communication in Healthcare
As communication failures are a leading cause of medical errors, this course reviews communication techniques related to healthcare including communication with patients and families as well as communication within the healthcare team.
Migraine Management in Adults
This course discusses migraine classification, stages of acute migraine development, treatment modalities, and the impact of medication overuse headache in migraine management.
Healthcare-associated Infections and Preventive Measures
This course reviews the most common types of healthcare associated infections and causative microorganisms as well as best-practice prevention measures and the impact of microbial resistance.
ECGs: What are they and why does accuracy matter?
The purpose of this activity is to increase knowledge about ECGs, their purpose, proper steps in obtaining an accurate ECG, and when intervention is indicated.
Quieting the Chaos. A review of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder.
This course reviews the etiology of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) including genetic and environmental influences. It provides an overview of screening tools and treatment options to better prepare nurses to care for patients with ADHD.