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Growing Up With Us offers health care organizations a cost-effective solution to improving age-appropriate care. Each newsletter is individually tailored to specific populations across the lifespan and helps meet Joint Commission requirements. We also offer continuing education for ancillary (and all staff) focusing on improving customer service, as well as personal development. Growing Up With Us, Inc. is an approved provider of continuing education by the Florida Board of Nursing. Every state accepts nursing continuing education approved by another State Board of Nursing. For your convenience, you can reach us at (919) 489-1238. Thank you. |
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Growing Up With UsA Newsletter for Those Who Care for Children Addresses population/age-specific topics from infancy through the school-age period. Topics vary from being individualized, such as how to approach young children to gain their cooperation during assessment, to more generic topics, including assessing vital signs and pain in children. |
Grown UpCaring for Adolescents, Adults and Aging Adults Addresses population/age-specific topics from adolescence through the geriatric years. Again, topics may be individualized to a specific age-group, such as elderly abuse, to topics impacting all age-groups, such as reducing medical errors and understanding HIV. |
Growing FamiliesCaring for Childbearing Families & Neonates Addresses topics related to the maternity patient in the antepartum, intrapartum and postpartum periods. Also, topics related to assessment and care of the neonate, are included. |
Personal GrowthA Newsletter for Ancillary & All A bi-monthly publication which addresses topics related to providing excellent customer service, such as making a good first impression and the importance of cultural diversity and, as well as patient safety and personal development. Personal Growth is provides education for ancillary staff, such as admission clerks and housekeepers, but is certainly appropriately for all staff. |
Growing NumbersCaring for Pediatric & Adult Ambulatory Patients Focuses on education related to caring for the growing number of patients, of all ages, taking advantage of out-patient surgery. |
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