ASC Postoperative Care Course

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Postoperative Patient Care in Ambulatory Surgery

Postoperative care in the ambulatory setting involves different levels of patient care. Upon completion of this course, the perioperative nurse will have increased knowledge of the different postoperative phases and levels of patient care and incorporate that knowledge into practice. The learner will be able to integrate knowledge about discharge teaching and the teach-back method for essential patient and family understanding.

Course Objectives

  • Identify the differences between the phases of postoperative patient care.
  • Describe the importance of the patient discharge and the need for patient and family education.

Contact Hours

Learners receive 1.0 contact hour after completion of the course and evaluation.

AEU

This program is approved for up to 1.0 hour of AEU by BASC Provider #0102.

Course Access

The learner will have 3 months from the time of first course launch to complete the course.

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This course is available for purchase by an individual learner or through a group education package for multiple learners. A group purchase of 3+ seats of this course, or any combination of ASC courses, is offered at a 20% discount off your entire invoice. Learn about group education packages.

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