ALS Registry Continuing Education Module (SS4612R)
A no-cost enduring CDC module about ALS, the National ALS Registry, diagnosis, treatment, management, and referral strategies.
An introduction to burnout, its effects on public health staff and organizations, and the relationship between workplace demands and resources. Only Unit 1 has a current CE renewal in the reviewed source.
Before you enroll
Understanding and Preventing Burnout among Public Health Workers: Unit 1 is offered by CDC TRAIN for physicians, nurses, public health professionals. Topics in this listing: Mental health, Leadership & management.
Choose the credit track that matches your role; the listed tracks are alternatives, not a combined total. The provider handles enrollment, completion and the certificate.
Provider-stated credit; confirm acceptance with your licensing board or credential body.
Listed roles: Physician
State scope: No individual state acceptance claim is made in this listing.
ACCMEProvider-stated credit; confirm acceptance with your licensing board or credential body.
Listed roles: Registered Nurse
State scope: No individual state acceptance claim is made in this listing.
ANCCProvider-stated credit; confirm acceptance with your licensing board or credential body.
State scope: No individual state acceptance claim is made in this listing.
International Accreditors for Continuing Education and TrainingProvider-stated credit; confirm acceptance with your licensing board or credential body.
Listed roles: Certified Health Education Specialist
State scope: No individual state acceptance claim is made in this listing.
National Commission for Health Education CredentialingProvider-stated credit; confirm acceptance with your licensing board or credential body.
State scope: No individual state acceptance claim is made in this listing.
National Board of Public Health ExaminersThe provider identifies this activity as free continuing education. Complete the stated assessment and claiming requirements.
The recorded cost is $0 for learning, assessment and the certificate, with no separate reporting fee identified. CDC TRAIN requires a free account. The provider identifies this activity as free continuing education. Complete the stated assessment and claiming requirements.
The provider lists 1 CME; 1 Nursing CE; 0.1 IACET CEU; 1 CECH Contact Hour; 1 CPH Recertification Credit. These are separate credit tracks, not hours to add together. Recorded roles: Physician, Registered Nurse, Certified Health Education Specialist. Match the individual track below to your credential and board before enrolling.
This is an on-demand activity in the current collection; follow the source link to begin. The recorded credit expiration date is 2027-04-26.
Register in CDC TRAIN and search for SCWD4656R; complete the activity, pass the post-assessment at 75%, and complete the evaluation. Access the certificate in Your Learning before the stated CE expiration date. Confirm acceptance with your licensing board. This listing covers Unit 1 only. Units 2 and 3 show expired CE dates and are not included. Completion and certificate delivery are handled by CDC TRAIN; saving this listing does not enroll you or claim credit.
These are the primary pages supporting this listing. Course recognition and board acceptance should be confirmed for your credential before enrollment.
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A no-cost enduring CDC module about ALS, the National ALS Registry, diagnosis, treatment, management, and referral strategies.
Five modules examine workplace safety culture, leadership, occupational hazards and ethical responsibilities in healthcare organizations.
A journal-based activity examining associations between reported physical activity and chronic-disease burden, with implications for public health and primary-care screening.