The goal of this series, Healthcare Grant Professional Training and Certification Prep, is to help build the knowledge and skills of those involved in seeking and managing grants within healthcare organizations. For those interested in pursuing the GPCI Certification, it will also provide a big picture overview of the areas included in the testing, as well as prep materials. For … Read More

Five New Titles in Patient Safety Series What does it take for rural healthcare organizations to achieve an environment in which reliable processes exist with a culture of continuous learning? It takes more than just telling employees to try harder to be safe. It requires a systematic approach that addresses the fundamental ways in which providers interact and provide care. The Patient … Read More

Enroll Now for 2023 Revenue Cycle Recertification Webinars! The HTHU team is excited to be launching our 2023 Summer Recertification webinars through our new learning management platform at lms.hthu.net. Each webinar is 90 minutes long and offers 2 credit hours of CEUs. Live Sessions will be offered: June 8th, 12:30 pm EST – Healthcare Hospitality July 20th, 12:30 pm EST … Read More

Needlestick SafetyIf you’ve ever accidentally stuck yourself in a fast-paced, emergency situation or had a patient move abruptly while you administered an injection, you know that needlesticks can happen in an instant to even the most vigilant persons. Needlesticks and other sharps injuries are some of the biggest occupational dangers that healthcare workers face every day. Despite advancements in medical … Read More

New Course: Drug & Alcohol Addition in the WorkplaceOver 75% of the 12.3 million American adults who are current illicit drug users are also employed. Abuse results in impaired physical and mental conditions and can cause a deceptive state of euphoria or a false sense of well-being. Such abuse can lead to addiction causing dependency – physical, mental or both … Read More

Annual Education for 2023 Healthcare facilities looking to find a single enrollment, but multiple compliance-based topics – look no further! The HTHU Standard Annual Education modules help fulfill your hospital’s commitment to providing education, monitoring, and oversight to ensure all employees, volunteers, and medical staff members comply with the laws, standards, and requirements governing its operations. It also includes training … Read More

Medication Administration Medication Administration has become increasingly more complex as more medications, supplements and treatments are introduced. Approximately 30% of all events of patient harm in hospitals are related to medication errors. This course reviews best practice for administering medications to adults in all routes. Suggested Audience: Anyone who delivers medications via any route or educates patients on medication administration – … Read More

Medication Administration for Children Medication Administration for children has always been complex because pediatric medications are weight based, not standard as in the adult population. About 30% of medication errors in hospitals affect children, and 60% of these affect children under 5 years old. Even those who work with children regularly are prone to errors.  But even hospitals who do … Read More

Swing Bed Quality Reporting Measures Federal and State Regulations provide plenty of direction for measuring quality of skilled nursing/swing bed care as a method to protect the patient and by establishing measures to compare program to program, program to state, program to federal, state to state, etc. What is overlooked in this pressure-packed approach to make sure every healthcare professional … Read More

The Strategic Planning for Action Series will include the tools to help hospitals prepare, develop, implement and communicate a strategic plan that positions the organization for population health, sets it apart from others, and provides stability to move forward. Interested in taking all the Strategic Planning for Action Courses? Click the button below for a one-stop enrollment. Please note, if … Read More