Online Courses

Sexual and reproductive health in health profession curricula is often limited to reproductive health alone due to lack of prioritization or lack of expertise in sexuality (Simmonds et al., 2017). Studies have demonstrated that though patients believe sexual health is important and want their providers to address it, most providers do not due to lack of education, time, or personal comfort (Kingberg & Knudson, 2011; Roos, Sultan, & Thakar, 2012; Shifren et al., 2009). A cultural climate in the U...

Faculty experts will review how weight bias toward patients with higher body weights is pervasive among health professionals and can negatively influence patient communication, as well as patients’ behavior and health outcomes. Learners will explore how to include training and curricula in patient care that addresses biases, improves patient communication, reevaluates care practices and policies, and overall reimagines the delivery of health care to patients with higher body weights.

This is a self-directed training module that introduces the Spinal Cord Injury Model Systems (SCIMS) Consensus Guidelines for symptom-based diagnosis of complicated UTI (cUTI). cUTI is highly prevalent among people with spinal cord injury and disease (SCI/D), but evidence-based diagnostic guidelines do not exist. The training outlines a decision-making algorithm, using reliable and validated Urinary Symptom Questionnaires for Neurogenic Bladder (USQNBs), with symptoms specific to bladder managem...

It’s never too early or too late to emphasize the benefits of nutrition for reducing chronic disease risk. Establishing healthy habits at any life stage can lead to healthier futures and success could start with something as simple as fresh avocado. Discover the power of avocados in developing sustainable nutrition habits for your patients and clients to support well-being through different life stages including adulthood and an aging population. Join Kristy and Jackie for this webinar for the ...

This enduring material is a recorded version of the Live webinar from March 21, 2024. Described as follows: It’s never too early or too late to emphasize the benefits of nutrition for reducing chronic disease risk. Establishing healthy habits at any life stage can lead to healthier futures and success could start with something as simple as fresh avocado. Discover the power of avocados in developing sustainable nutrition habits for your patients and clients to support well-being through differe...