This free Trauma-Informed Care case-based virtual course is offered by Aquifer and the Office of Women's Health. Here is the website: https://www.aquifer.org/courses/trauma-informed-care/
Overview
Trauma-informed Care provides a training tool for a broad range of healthcare providers and their staff to learn about the prevalence and impact of trauma and how to integrate the principles of trauma-informed care into clinical practice. By understanding the behavioral, neurological, and health effects of trauma and learning specific communication skills, clinicians can improve their relationships with patients, better engage patients in all aspects of their care, and potentially reduce the risk of their own professional stress and burnout.
COURSE CONTENT
Virtual patient case scenarios address a range of core competencies and critical learning objectives, including the prevalence and health effects of trauma, the principles of trauma-informed care, the neurobiology of trauma, clinical management of persons who have experienced traumatic events, and inter-professional collaboration methods for working with trauma-affected patients. Case settings and populations are varied and diverse.
The Trauma-informed Care virtual patient cases illustrate how trauma-informed care can improve patient-provider rapport, increase patient engagement in preventative care, and facilitate integrated, patient-centered treatment plans.
Each Trauma-informed Care virtual patient case is estimated to take about fifteen minutes to complete. Cases are bundled into modules (about four cases per module) and each module is estimated to take about one hour to complete.
For more information, visit: https://www.aquifer.org/courses/trauma-informed-care/
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