Study with CLPNA
Professional development is an important part of maintaining nursing competence. Alberta’s Licensed Practical Nurses are responsible for assessing their individual knowledge and competence in areas of nursing practice to identify whether a knowledge gap exists or if specific education is needed for authorization to practice.
RELATED – Continuing Competence Program
RELATED – Restricted Activities and Advanced Authorizations
Learning Modules
Alberta’s LPNs can access learning modules by logging into their account on www.myCLPNA.com.
- Administering Blood and Blood Products: Transfusion
- Administering Diagnostic Imaging Contrast Agents
- Administration of Nitrous Oxide
- Administering Medications via CVC, PICC, and IVAD (requires advanced authorization)
- Administering Parenteral Nutrition (requires advanced authorization)
- Caregiver-Centered Care
- Caregiver-Centered Care: Partnering with Family Caregivers During a Pandemic
- Cognitive Impairment
- Continence and Mobility
- Dispensing of Medications
- Ear Syringing
- Fetal Heart Monitoring
- Immunization
- Medication Drug Calculations
- Non-Ionizing Radiation
- Protecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Sexual Misconduct
- PTSD Awareness and Mental Health & Wellness Strategies for LPNs
- Resilience in Nursing
- Understanding Restricted Activities (Mandatory to complete by June 30, 2022)
- Understanding and Communicating with Older Adults
SELF-STUDY COURSES
- Anaphylaxis
- Diagnostic Tests & Laboratory Values
- Elder Abuse
- Health Assessment
- Infection Prevention and Control
- Infusion Therapy
- Jurisprudence Exam
- Jurisprudence Exam Study Guide
- Learning to Learn: Professional Development Strategies for LPNs
- LPN Code of Ethics Learning Module
- Medical Language and Terminology
- Medication Administration
- Nursing Documentation 101
- Pressure Ulcers
- Relational Practice
VIDEOS (previously-RECORDED WEBINARS)
- Advanced Care Planning Series
- Aesthetic Nursing Practice – Regulatory Matters for Alberta’s Nurses
- Bill 21: An Act to Protect Patients (from Sexual Misconduct or Abuse)
- Caregiver-Centered Care: Competency-Based Education for LPNs
- Collaborative Practice in Nursing
- Communication Strategies to Support People Living with Dementia
- Confront, Address and Prevent Disruptive Behavior and Bullying in the Workplace
- Connecting Regulation to LPN Professional Practice
- Continuing Competence Program for CLPNA Registrants
- Duty to Report
- Elder Abuse Awareness
- Engaging Nursing to Diminish Ageism
- Eye Health: Providing a Lens for LPNS
- Falls Prevention
- Harm Reduction – Theory & Practice
- Immunization Practice & Regulation
- Integrating Spirituality into Care
- Legal Issues in Nursing Series: Empowering Nurses with Medical Legal Knowledge
- Long COVID: Supporting Patient Care
- Nurses in Independent Practice
- Palliative Care Series
- Privacy Legislation in Alberta
- Professional Boundaries – What LPNs Need to Know
- PTSD Awareness and Mental Health & Wellness Strategies
- Resilience – A Mindset for Wellness
- Respectful Workplaces – Building Healthy Relationships
- Unconscious Bias
- Understanding Restricted Activities and Advanced Practice
QUESTIONS?
For more information, please contact:
Email the CLPNA’s Professional Development Department
Ask CLPNA or call 1-800-661-5877 (toll-free in Alberta), or 780-484-8886.