MedStar Health is committed to ensuring a safe and healthy work environment for its patients, visitors, and associates. Accordingly, MedStar Health Security is implementing a safety screening protocol that includes handheld magnetometer detection and physical wanding of patients, visitors, associates, and their respective belongings. This training reviews some of the key aspects of the screening policy to help Security Officers understand when and how to use metal detectors for screening patients and visitors.

• Faculty: Robin Taylor
• ID: Pr-037829

This course demonstrates the responsibilities of security officers responding to emergency codes at MedStar St. Mary's Hospital.

• Faculty: Staci Day
• ID: Pr-031999

This OnDemand Course will demonstrate how to use the Med Sled® for adult evacuation.

• Faculty: Staci Day
• ID: Pr-030323

Safely assist with transporting patients

• Faculty: Staci Day
• ID: Pr-030621

Review of basic body mechanics. Course made in RISE.

• Faculty: Staci Day
• ID: Pr-030385

This is the evaluation for the content in MRI Level I Safety Training 2020

• Faculty: Matthew Williams
• ID: Qu-027710

Level 1 Magnetic Resonance (MR) Safety Training

• Faculty: Matthew Williams
• ID: Pr-027682

To validate knowledge of the Restraints and Seclusion for Positions other than RNs & NTs presentation.

• Faculty: Staci Day
• ID: Qu-025999

Presentation on restraints and restraint use.

• Faculty: Staci Day
• ID: Pr-027665

This presentation addresses proper hand hygiene using soap & water and alcohol based sanitizers. When, where, and how to use. Plus information on Leap Frog Hospitals and monitoring of hand hygiene.

• Faculty: Staci Day
• ID: Pr-030103

Education on EMTALA rules, obligations, and general requirements as it pertains to non-clinical associates.

• Faculty: Carmen Camara
• ID: Pr-035243

This course will aid in understanding the non-clinical role in fall prevention at MSMH.

• Faculty: Staci Day
• ID: Pr-037785

Title III of the ADA prohibits discrimination against qualified individuals with disabilities in the full and equal enjoyment of the goods, services, facilities, privileges, advantages, or accommodations of any place of public accommodation (including hospitals and other medical care sites). Covered entities must permit the presence of a Support Person when needed for individuals who have disabilities that affect their ability to communicate in a healthcare setting in order to comply with the ADA. Patients with certain disabilities may require the presence of a Support Person in order to allow for equal care for the patient, including in order to process relevant medical information or make healthcare-related decisions, aid comprehension, and /or fully communicate.

• Faculty: Katherine Bornstein
• ID: Pr-037919

The material contained in this module provides associate information on types of fires, types of fire extinguishers, information written on fire extinguisher labels, when to fight a fire, and department specific fire equipment. Please see your department super user hands-on and any additional department specific information that may not be included in this module.

• Faculty: Staci Day
• ID: Pr-038263