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New Courses Available! Heartcode ACLS Parts 1 and 2
An alternative to traditional, classroom-based ACLS training, HeartCode™ ACLS is a self-directed, comprehensive eLearning program from the American Heart Association. The full course combines an interactive, cognitive portion completed online, with CPR skills training.
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New Courses Available! Heartcode BLS Parts 1 and 2
Research indicates that the quality of CPR has a direct effect on patient outcomes from cardiac arrest and that many caregivers may not perform CPR according to the guidelines established by the American Heart Association (AHA).
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Already an AHA ECC Student?
The American Heart Association released their new website for registered AHA ECC Students as addtional resource material in preparation for the actual course. Note: This website needs a special code to access the online contents. This code can be found on your AHA course manual.
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New Guidelines, New Materials!
The American Heart Association's 2010 new training materials are out, and we're the very first training center here in the Philippines that will use these materials along with the new 2010 AHA Guidelines for CPR and ECC.
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The American Heart Association's 2010 new training materials are out, and we're the very first training center here in the Philippines that will use these materials along with the new 2010 AHA Guidelines for CPR and ECC.
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Global CE is AHA 2010 Guidelines Ready
Global CE Provider of America, Inc. is now updated with the new AHA 2010 Guidelines! The American Heart Association's Online Instructor Update was released last January through their Instructor Network website.
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AHA Int'l Territory Director for Asia Pacific Laurence King visited Global CE
The American Heart Association's International Territory Director for Asia Pacific Laurence King visited Global CE last March 22, 2011. Mr. King is very thankful for the hospitality and warm accommodations of the Global CE Provider of America, Inc. Instructors and Staff.
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New CPR Guidelines 2010
The American Heart Association announced today new recommendations for the way CPR is performed. The small change could make a big difference in the lives of people suffering from cardiac arrest, the organization says.
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Happy 7th Anniversary, Global CE!
Global American Medical, Inc. / Global CE Provider of America, Inc. celebrate its 7th year Anniversary…..the Journey!
It’s been an exciting and privileged experience to serve the people in the community (locally and internationally). Read more
It’s been an exciting and privileged experience to serve the people in the community (locally and internationally). Read more
AHA ITC Consultant Visit in the Philippines!
Global CE Provider of America, Inc. was visited by the AHA International Training Consultant, Robert Wales in August 30, 2010. Mr. Wales experienced the hospitality and warm accommodations of the Instructors of Global CE Provider of America, Inc.
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31st PNAA National Convention, an Overwhelming Success!
The 31st PNAA Annual Convention was held last June 23-27, 2010 at Miami, Florida. It was a successful and fruitful convention of the year. Different delegates from different states came to attend the convention.
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31st PNAA National Convention, an Overwhelming Success!
Tuesday, 07 September 2010 06:56
The 31st PNAA Annual Convention was held last June 23-27, 2010 at Miami, Florida. It was a successful and fruitful convention of the year. Different delegates from different states came to attend the convention.
The theme for one week convention was Reflections of PRISM: Achievements and Future Directions. PRISM stands for Professional Linkages, Regulatory and Legislative Agenda, Interagency Collaboration, Services and Program Development, and Managing Organizational Resources. Global American Medical, Inc/ Global CE Provider of America, Inc. was the official Continuing Education Provider of the 31st PNAA convention in Miami. The successful convention was completed through the partnerships of PNAA, PNASF, and Global American Medical, Inc./Global CE Provider of America, Inc.
The Leadership theme was Reflections of PRISM: Achievements and Future Directions. Experts in the field of Leadership such as Dr. Divina Grossman, Nelson Tuazon, Leo-Felix Jurado, Dr. Rey Rivera, and Rose Estrada, came to share their knowledge and experiences to become an effective leader. Various topics such as Hallmarks of Effective Leadership, Leadership at its Best, Strategic Planning Imperatives, Engage and Make a Difference, and Bells and Whistles of the PNAA Website were inspiring. Dr. Rey Rivera delivered a challenging message to the attendees by addressing the importance of engaging the team and making a difference. Penny Pattalitan, MSN, FNP-BC, RN-BC, PNASF Education Chair and the Moderator for the Leadership Institute, summarized the event by encouraging the future and seasoned leaders to DREAM to be a leader, BELIEVE in their own capabilities, and ASPIRE to reach higher and make a difference by doing their best as a leader.
The Education Day theme was inspired by PRISM: Reflections and Future Directions
. The PNAA achievements were showcased by SCR Vice Presidents from different Regions. The speakers were Merlita Velasquez (SCR), Josephine Villanueva (Western Region), Sofia Bole (North Central), and Victoria Navarro (Eastern region). The message of Connie Barden, eICU Director of Baptist Health System, related to Bold Voices was encouraging. Dr. Camacho from St. Barnabas Heart Center in New Jersey highlighted different mechanical valves and Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD). She shared her expertise related to latest trends in Cardiovascular Innovations. The very informative topic related to Management of Diabetes Mellitus was delivered by Dr. Jerry Ciocon, Medical Director, and Department of Geriatric Medicine at Cleveland Clinic Florida. Dr. Luz Porter, Professor, College of Nursing and Health Sciences, Florida International University shared her expertise in Advanced: Practice Nursing (APN): Service, Program, and Research Development. The afternoon sessions of Education Day enlightened the attendees with various trends and issues in healthcare. Dr.Dula Pacquiao, Associate Professor and Director, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey School of Nursing, delivered the topic on Using PRISM to achieve Social Justice and Population Health Globally. Dr. Leticia Hermosa, PNAA Legal consultant, discussed “Global Health Economics: Emerging Trends and Implications for Nursing. Dr. Joyce Fitzpatrick, Professor at Elizabeth Brooks Ford, School of Nursing, delivered a challenging speech related to Engage and Make a Difference. Overall, it was a very enriching, revitalizing and fulfilling Leadership and Education Day.
The “International Year of the Nurse, 2010” was also celebrated during the convention. The parade of nurses wearing International costumes made the Networking Night colorful and fun. After a long stretch of educational activities, seven limousines awaited the delegates outside the Hotel InterContinental for an evening of dinner shows at South-Beach Mangoes. Some delegates decided to listen to the South Beach music and engaged in dancing, while others simply enjoyed the breeze and the moonlit sky at the South Beach bay.
The memorable GALA ceremony was held to recognize the contributions of the nurses in different fields of Education, Research, Informatics, and Community Service. The speeches of the PNAA President Leo-Felix Jurado and the PNAA President-Elect Dr. Rey Rivera, brought excitement and inspirations to the members of the PNAA. The turn-over ceremony of the hosting chapter, PNASF, headed by Josephine Villanueva to the new host chapter in California was very memorable.
Indeed, it was a very successful 31st PNAA Annual Convention. The spirit of teamwork, networking, collaboration, and cohesiveness were evident during the convention. The PNAA and the hosting PNASF did an excellent job in creating scholarly, high quality education for the attendees. The experiences of the attendees in Miami Convention will be cherished. PNAA will strive hard to deliver quality education and activities to promote excellence in nursing and clinical practice. The newly inducted President of PNAA, Dr. Rey Rivera, will challenge and engage every member of the PNAA to grasp the importance and application of evidenced based practice and quality improvements to enhance PNAA activities and make a difference.
The attendees are expecting another memorable, educational, and fruitful experience in the forthcoming, 32nd PNAA Annual Convention to be held in San Francisco, California in 2011.
