Sedation Certification Sim vs Little Stoic Journal

This app Contains Sedation Competency Simulator and Sedation Certification Course You can Register for one or the other or both. The mission of Sedation Certification is to provide certification to non-anesthesia sedation providers, such as nurses, to ensure they meet patient safety standards set by The Joint Commission and other healthcare accrediting organizations. This certification program aims to ensure that nurses and other non-anesthesia sedation providers are trained in patient assessment, sedation and emergency medications, airway management, and emergency equipment for moderate sedation to provide competency for safe and effective patient sedation. The Only Competency Based, Self-Paced, Personalized, Gated, Sedation Certification Online Course Sedation Certification is the benchmark for safe and effective sedation standardization and meets all criteria for TJC (The Joint Commission), DNV and AAAHC accrediting organizations. The Sedation Competency Simulator is designed to replicate a realistic sedation procedure to validate a sedation provider’s training and capability to apply knowledge, technical skills, and abilities to perform safe and effective sedation as defined by The Joint Commission and other accreditation organizations. RNs earn your Certified Sedation Registered Nurse (CSRN™) credential Online plus 10 Contact Hours *Certification is valid for 2 years from completion date* Requirements:  •       Current RN, PA, MD, DO, or DDS license •        Current ACLS or PALS certification Register, create your account, and log in with the password you will receive by email.   The Learner will be able to: •        Use a pre-sedation competency checklist to self-evaluate current moderate sedation competencies. •        Define the levels of sedation. •        Discuss the Joint Commission guidelines for sedation. •        Identify critical elements of the patient preoperative assessment. •        List the four Mallampati classifications for airway assessment. •        Describe the various oxygen delivery systems and airway adjuncts. •        Discuss the pharmacology of common moderate sedation and reversal agents. •        Identify potential complications and appropriate treatment. •        Discuss pre and post-operative techniques in suggestibility and semantics. •        List the suggested sedative agents for case study #1, a 54 y/o male for colonoscopy. •        Describe the monitoring considerations for a 62 y/o female for a breast biopsy. •        Identify from the post-competency checklist the needed additional competency training and experience for safe and effective sedation.   Gated Course Description: •        The course is divided into 12 sections. Each section is gated and tested independently with an accumulative overall test score of 80% or better to pass. One retesting is allowed. Includes: - A pre and post-sedation competency evaluation - Eight video lectures - Two Case simulations - PDF Course Manual Pass and complete the evaluation to receive immediate notification to download and print your Contact Hours Certificate. Your frameable CSRN Certification will be mailed within 21 days. You will also receive a complimentary one-year membership with the American Association of Moderate Sedation Nurses (AAMSN). Visit AAMSN.org for more info. ############## Sedation Competency Simulator ###################### The Sedation Competency Simulator is designed to replicate a realistic sedation procedure to validate a sedation provider’s training and capability to apply knowledge, technical skills, and abilities to perform safe and effective sedation as defined by The Joint Commission (HR.01.06.01) and other accreditation organizations. The benchmark in developing the sedation provider's skill set to increase knowledge, experience, and abilities in 14 patient care categories, with eight sedation cases in each category. Continuing Education Credits Sponsored by MyCEcredit

Guided Journaling and Mindfulness prompts for children. One time purchase with no subscription and no in app purchases required. One morning, while my daughters slept and I folded laundry, I found myself wishing for something that didn't exist yet, a guide or tool that would give my girls something to use to help move through the world with intention. Not a points system. Not a streak counter. Not another screen asking for their attention. Something grounded. Something that would actually help a child think before they react, care about who they are when nobody's watching, and find steadiness in the middle of a hard day. I searched. Found nothing that met the mark. So I sat down and built it myself. The Little Stoic Journal is a 52-week reflection guide for children ages 6 and up — and for any adult who is still growing. Every prompt is drawn from the writings of Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus, and Seneca: three of history's most practical philosophers, who wrote not about grand theories, but about how to live an ordinary day well. One prompt per week. One Stoic value. One concrete challenge. Write your answer by hand, in a real notebook, away from this screen. That is the whole practice. WHAT'S INSIDE 52 weekly journal prompts — each paired with a Stoic value, a weekly theme, and a practical challenge you can try in your daily life. Two versions of every prompt: one for ages 6–9, one for ages 10 and up. A full Year Plan — 52 weeks organised across four quarters: Foundation, Growth, Connection, and Mastery. The app tracks your current week and highlights it automatically. A curated Bookshelf — books and journals we genuinely use and recommend, for children, parents, and educators who want to go deeper. Print & PDF export — every prompt generates a formatted, printable journal page with writing lines, a name and date field, and open creative space for drawing, doodling, or free writing. Progress tracking — mark prompts and weekly challenges as complete. Your progress is saved on your device and never shared with anyone. THIS APP IS NOT A DIGITAL JOURNAL (by intent!) The Little Stoic Journal is designed to be used alongside a physical notebook. Find your prompt here. Then close the screen, pick up a pen, and write your answer by hand. Research consistently shows that handwriting activates more of the brain than typing, leads to stronger memory, and produces deeper reflection. The screen is the starting point. The notebook is where the thinking happens. FOR PARENTS AND EDUCATORS Every prompt has two age versions — one for younger children (ages 6–9) and one for older children and teens (ages 10+). The same questions work for adults. These are not children's questions that grown-ups happen to read. They are human questions. Educators are invited to request a complimentary access code for classroom use. Email littlestoicjournal@gmail.com. PRIVACY The Little Stoic Journal does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. No account required. No analytics. No tracking. Everything stays on your device. I am not a philosopher, a child psychologist, or a parenting expert. I am a dad who thought this would be something worth making for his girls — and figured other families might find it useful too. Let me know what you think and thank you for your support. — Dean Hoffman, Creator