MSCC Continuing Education Online Courses, MSCC CEU, MSCC Courses

This course will not be approved for CCM, CRC, and CDMS after 12/31/2018.
ETHICS APPROVED. This course will present three models of disability, specifically the biomedical model, the economic model, and the sociopolitical model. We will also present the concept of advocacy and how it's relevant in the Codes of Conduct.

In this course we will present multiple sclerosis (MS). We will focus on diagnosis and then discuss treatment options including traditional and complementary and alternative medicines (CAM). We will discuss the different types of MS. There is also a section reviewing the different myths regarding the disease.

This course is a wide ranging presentation of opioid abuse, the current opioid epidemic, the history of opioids, and measures being taken to combat the problem.

This course provides a basic education and introduction to pain and pain management. In this course, we will discuss different ways that pain can be managed including non-opioid medications. We will present several complimentary and alternative treatments for chronic pain. We will then focus on pain management options for special populations, specifically veterans and those at the end of life.

In this course, we will present Parkinson's disease, including both Parkinson's Dementia and early onset Parkinson's. We will then focus on the various symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options. Relating to treatment options, there will be a specific discussion on stem cell treatment and the controversies around it.

This course discusses PTSD, specifically the varying types of treatment and management options available. We will also discuss community and cross-cultural issues.

This course explores the science of sleep. We will present common sleep disorders as well as those associated with chronic illness and disease. We will highlight common sleep disorder found in the Veterans' population. The ADA law addresses some forms of sleep disorders and there are workplace accommodations for those employees with diagnosed sleep problems. There are recommendations for sleep hygiene with a link to a number of handout sheets to assist patients in making their sleep better and more restful, as well as regimes to assist in falling asleep.

This course discusses physical & psychological changes, associated comorbidities, and management required by patients who have a spinal cord injury.

This course presents an overview of suicide including risk factors, signs, and symptoms. We will present current statistics related to suicide, along with a brief discussion of certain mental illnesses that have suicide risks associated with them. Included in the discussion are special considerations given to populations where suicide risks are even greater - teens and veterans.

ETHICS APPROVED. This course discusses the difficulty that impaired healthcare workers present to institutions, themselves and patients. We present classic signs of impaired behavior, as well as the responsibility of reporting such behaviors promptly to the proper authorities. *CCM, CRC, CDMS, and CLCP ETHICS CREDIT APPROVED. The CCMC Professional Conduct will be referenced in this presentation.

The following course provides an introduction to traumatic brain injury (TBI). We will explore traumatic brain injury, reviewing signs, symptoms, types, and complications.

The following course is the Workers' Compensation Medicare Set-Aside Arrangement Reference Guide - Version 2.9. This guide was written to help you understand the process used by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) for approving proposed Workers' Compensation Medicare Set-Aside Arrangement (WCMSA) amounts and to serve as a reference for those choosing to submit such amounts to CMS for approval.