Evidence-Based Resources from AHRQ

Evidence-Based Resources from AHRQ

On-Demand Continuing Education Webinars Available for Nurses, Nurse Practitioners and Nurse Educators

AHRQ offers free Web-based continuing education for nurses, nurse practitioners, case managers, staff educators and nurse practitioner faculty. Eligible professionals can view recorded webinars that highlight resources such as the National Guideline Clearinghouse, the Electronic Preventive Services Selector and the Improving Patient Safety in Long-Term Care Facilities training modules. The webinars offer practical insights on how these resources can be integrated into education and practice. Registration is open.

AHRQ CE for Nurses

AHRQ developed the following CE activities for nurses to increase awareness and ongoing use of AHRQ patient safety and quality resources.

Using Evidence in Practice: CE for NPs, Nurse Faculty, and Other Advanced Practice Nurses

The following Webinar explains how advanced practice nurse educators can incorporate AHRQ’s Electronic Preventive Services Selector and resources from theEffective Health Care Program into the educational process:

• Integrating AHRQ Evidence-Based Resources Into Course Curricula: Recording available now
  
  Target Audience: Advanced Practice Nurse Educators

The following Webinar explains how advanced practice nurses can use AHRQ's Electronic Preventive Services Selector and resources from the Effective Health Care Program to inform clinical practice:

• A Review on How to Access and Implement AHRQ's Evidence-Based Resources To Inform Your Clinical Practice
  
  Target Audience: Advanced Practice Registered Nurses

Patient Safety in Long-Term Care: CE for RNs, Case Managers, and Staff Educators

This is a series of four Webinars that will provide information on how to implement the Improving Patient Safety in Long-Term Care Facilities Training Modules:

• Improving Patient Safety in Long-Term Care Facilities: Introduction to the Webinar Series
• Improving Patient Safety in Long-Term Care Facilities: Detecting Change in a Resident's Condition
• Improving Patient Safety in Long-Term Care Facilities: Communicating Change in a Resident's Condition
• Improving Patient Safety in Long-Term Care Facilities: Falls Prevention and Management

Target Audience: Nurse administrators and nurse educators who provide staff training to first-line care staff or who work closely with staff at long-term care facilities