How to take action as a nurse to improve your ability to care for LGBTQ+ veterans and service-connected families.

*1.0 CE* Spirituality has been described by World Health Organization (WHO) constituents as the fourth aspect of health, yet it is rarely addressed among healthcare professionals.

Join us for a panel discussion from leaders in academia, clinical settings, and population health.

Caring for military-connected children because they serve too!

Gain a deep understanding of belonging and the motivation and knowledge to change behaviors to improve patient outcomes.

Education, advocacy, and treatment education on the ongoing opioid crisis.

Military service members, veterans, and their families face unique health challenges and chronic conditions.

Get inspired by new perspectives and learn how Behavioral Fitness offers innovative approaches for mental health and well-being, bringing tools and resources.

In healthcare, nurses frequently are communicating not only with patients and their families/caregivers, but nurses also are communicating across the multidisciplinary team. There will be times when interprofessional team conversation can become difficult. The purpose of this course is to provide information on common mistakes in communication in healthcare among interdisciplinary teams, methods to implement during difficult conversations, and how communication is related to burnout in nursing.