Available until 10/16/2027 Quick registration 1.0 contact hour available Posted by ARNPs United of Washington State on 10/20/2025
Observe shared worries about, and stories of, end-of-life planning with your patients.
Available until 10/16/2027 Quick registration 1.0 contact hour available (1.0 pharmacology) Posted by ARNPs United of Washington State on 10/20/2025
Diagnosing ADHD can be challenging and even scary to diagnose and treat in the primary care setting, but it is possible. Improve your comfort and ability to diagnose and treat with confidence.
This session will address strategies to effectively increase immunization rates,
Available until 12/16/2027 Quick registration 1.0 contact hour available Posted by ARNPs United of Washington State on 10/20/2025
This is the first hour of a two hour session on preparing to run for office. The second part is practice and not available on-demand.
Available until 1/17/2026 Quick registration 2.0 contact hours available Posted by ARNPs United of Washington State on 10/20/2025
In the Sneaky EKGs session, we will utilize the nine-step systematic approach introduced in Anatomy of an EKG.
This presentation will cover the impact of disenfranchised grief on nurse practitioners based on a pilot study.
Available until 10/16/2027 Quick registration 1.0 contact hour available (0.5 pharmacology) Posted by ARNPs United of Washington State on 10/20/2025
Autism ABCs for PCPs will review screening for autism, options for formal diagnosis, training opportunities for PCPs, and treatment options for use in primary care.
Learn what not to miss when assessing the cancer survivors in your practice and practical next steps in managing their care.
This presentation will introduce strategies to help primary care providers prescribe appropriately and determine when referral is necessary.
Available until 10/16/2027 Quick registration 1.0 contact hour available (0.3 pharmacology) Posted by ARNPs United of Washington State on 10/20/2025
This session will delve into the core principles of palliative care, including respect for goals, addressing medical and non-medical needs, and supporting family.
