Part 1 - 

The following describes each of the 8 modules:

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Module 1: Safe Infusion Therapy Practice Learn how you can prevent infections 

Module 2: Vascular Access Device and Site Selection Learn how to choose the most appropriate device and site 

Module 3: Proper Use of Short Peripheral Catheter (SPC) Explore best practices for short peripheral catheter insertion and use 

Module 4: Device Care and Management Learn how to care for and maintain various vascular access devices 

Module 5: Administration of Fluids and Medications Learn best practices when delivering fluids and medications by different infusion methods  

Module 6: Proper Device Removal Explore the best approach for the removal of various vascular access devices 

Module 7: Assessment and Management of Complications Learn to identify various complications and how to intervene 

Module 8:  Final Challenge!  Apply what you have learned in this final module in various patient scenarios

Upon completion of this program, the clinician will be able to: a. Implement infection prevention strategies while practicing infusion therapy b. Determine the most appropriate vascular access site and device for patients receiving infusion therapy c. Explain best practices for insertion and care of short peripheral catheters d. Communicate best practice methods for care and management of various vascular access devices (VADs) e. Describe methods for safe infusion medication and solution administration (e.g., continuous, intermittent, and intravenous push) f. Explain best practices for the correct removal of various VADs. g. Recognize infusion-related complications and determine how to intervene *Refer to your state’s nurse practice act regarding your scope of practice related to infusion therapy

After payment, the information to access part 1 will be sent to you.

The student gets 5C.E hours at the end of this class. Please email your completed part 1 certificate to hfcare@healthforcetrainingcenter.com.