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OverviewThe folks at ATrain are a close-knit group of experienced medical professionals, medical editors, researchers, writers, and technology specialists who enjoy a hands-on approach to online education. Our expertise is in the planning, researching, writing, editing, and delivery of online courses. We are a women-owned and veteran-owned business. We offer accredited continuing education and continuing competency courses to individuals, companies, and corporations. The bulk of our business is online, although we occasionally partner with other organizations to provide courses at conferences or in classroom settings. A well-designed website and content management system allows us to manage our courses, accreditations, and transactions easily and efficiently. We serve both individuals and organizations, big and small, that are looking for an efficient and cost-effective way to keep up-to-date with their continuing education requirements. We have been approved as providers by a number of national and state accrediting agencies. Our ongoing goal is to deliver courses that exceed the stringent design and reporting requirements of these agencies. |
About Suicide in Washington State, 6 units
The purpose of this course is to educate healthcare professionals and others in Washington State about the scope and seriousness of suicide. It includes information about suicide risk screening and assessment, identifies groups who are disproportionality affected by suicide, discusses psychosocial and pharmacological treatment methods, describes the role of supportive third parties in reducing s...
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About Suicide Screening, Referral, and Imminent Harm in Washington State, 3 units
This course contains information on the scope of suicide in Washington State and nationally, warning signs, suicide screening and referral, and assessment of issues related to imminent harm via lethal means.
This course is approved by the Washington State Department of Health for certified counselors and advisers, chemical dependence professionals, chiropractors, occupational therapists and a...
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Care of American Veterans and Their Families
This course addresses the healthcare challenges of today’s returning Veterans and describes the resources available to them. It explains the importance of screening for military service by health professionals when seeing a patient for the first time. Following a discussion of the health conditions seen in Veterans, it explains the principles of rehabilitation and reintegration that underlie t...
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Florida: Human Trafficking
Human trafficking (human slavery) is not only seen across the world but also in the United States. Healthcare professionals may be the only people that victims have access to who can help them escape the captors and move from victimhood to survivor. This course presents risk factors for becoming a victim as well as ways to identify the person in a clinical setting. All health agencies must train...
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West Virginia: Mental Health Care of American Veterans and Their Families
This course fulfills the West Virginia requirement for training on mental health conditions common to veterans and family members of veterans and includes information about inquiring whether your patients are veterans or family members of veterans, screening for conditions such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), risk of suicide, depression and grief, and prevention of suicide.
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West Virginia: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
An overview of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and its implication for veterans, their families, and the community. Includes symptoms and diagnostic criteria, populations at risk for PTSD, treatment modalities, and resources for veterans, families, and healthcare providers.
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