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Dr. Barkley’s clinical background and practice are in critical and acute
care nursing where he holds national certification as an acute care nurse
practitioner from the American Nurses Credentialing Center. Dr. Barkley
received his bachelor of science in nursing degree from the University of
Alabama, a master’s degree in critical care nursing from the University of
Virginia, and holds the doctor of science in nursing degree with a specialty
in nursing education and nursing education administration from the
University of Alabama at Birmingham.
In addition to his classroom and practice responsibilities, Dr.
Barkley is the primary editor of the American Journal of Nursing
Book-of-the-Year award-winning text,
Practice Guidelines for Acute Care Nurse Practitioners, now in
its second edition. He has also published numerous refereed articles related to
acute care nursing practice, nursing education, and multicultural HIV/AIDS
prevention.
While dually prepared as both an ACNP and ANP, Dr. Barkley has
presented numerous continuing education courses, as well as adult acute
care, adult primary care and co-presented family nurse practitioner
certification reviews throughout the country, with consistently outstanding
evaluations. As a dynamic and engaging speaker, he frequently co-presents
with other expert faculty in many of Barkley & Associates' courses. |
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this offer. **If you already attended a Live Course you were given all
needed printed materials. If you will be attending - you will receive the
materials at the live course. |
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· Test-taking
and Study Strategies for Success
· Assessment
of Acute and Chronic Illnesses
o
Epidemiology/disease control
o
Pathophysiology
o
Psychopathology
o Diagnostic
reasoning
o Physical assessment
· Clinical
Management
o National
standards of practice
o Clinical
guidelines
o
Pharmacotherapeutics
o Clinical
therapeutics (nutrition, occupational therapy, complimentary therapies)
o Clinical
decision-making
o Safety
· Health
Promotion and Risk Assessment
o Risk factor
analysis (wellness assessment)
o Risk
reduction (lifestyle modification, health maintenance guidelines)
o Special
needs of the adult across the lifespan (young, older, elderly, frail)
o Screening
tests
· The Nurse
Practitioner and Patient Relationship
o Cultural
competence and spiritual wellness
o Therapeutic
communication
o
Teaching/coaching
o Patient
advocacy
·
Professional Role and Policy
o Ethics
o Scope of
practice/health care public policy
o Access to
care (treatment cost-effectiveness, drug costs, poverty, transportation)
o
Coordination of care (interdisciplinary planning)
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· Research
Utilization
o Evidence-based practice principles
· Extensive
Review of System-Specific Health Problems
o
Cardiovascular
o Pulmonary
o Endocrine
o
Neurological
o
Renal/genitourinary/gynecologic
o
Gastrointestinal
o
Hematology/oncology
o Immunology
o
Musculoskeletal
·
Psychosocial Health Issues
o Violence
o Depression
o Substance
abuse
o Anxiety
o Grief
o Sexuality
o
Powerlessness
o Altered
mental status
· Common
Problems in Acute Care
o Fever
o Shock
o Nutritional
imbalances
o Fluid,
electrolyte, and acid-base imbalances
o Poisoning
and drug toxicities
o Wound
management
o Infections
(community-acquired, hospital-acquired, opportunistic, cellulites)
o Immobility
o Palliative
care (end of life, pain management)
o
Transplantation
o Pain
(acute, chronic) |