Designed for healthcare professionals, this course builds skills to assess and differentiate between dementia, delirium, and depression. Participants will learn to develop tailored care plans and collaborate with families to provide compassionate, patient-centered support.

This course builds skills to respond to mental health crises in rural acute care settings. Students will learn to apply clinical judgment, use trauma-informed communication, and connect patients with local or telehealth resources to ensure timely, culturally appropriate care.

Designed for Nurses, this course builds leadership skills for case management in continuing care. Participants will learn to coordinate patient care, lead interdisciplinary teams, and balance clinical responsibilities with system-level planning to support both patient outcomes and staff development.

This course builds skills to conduct Comprehensive Geriatric Assessments (CGA) and develop person-centered care plans. Through practical tools and real-world scenarios, participants will learn to assess complex needs and support interdisciplinary care for older adults in continuing care settings.

This course builds skills to deliver critical care in rural and remote settings. Participants will learn to assess and stabilize patients, collaborate across teams, and use virtual health technologies—all while practicing culturally safe, patient-centered care.

Designed for nursing students, this course builds critical thinking and clinical decision-making skills to manage maternal health in rural, resource-limited settings.