United States
Edith Fomuso is a seasoned healthcare professional with a rich and diverse background in nursing and project management. With a career spanning over a decade, she has accumulated a wealth of experience across various healthcare settings and roles.
She currently thrives in the field of healthcare information technology projects, holding positions as an agile project leader, and her expertise lies in the intersection of healthcare and technology, making her an asset in the rapidly evolving healthcare landscape.
As a multifaceted professional, she has also ventured into the world of freelance work. She excels as a course creator, leveraging her background as a nursing professor to craft engaging and informative learning materials and courses. She has a flair for writing, contributing her insights and knowledge to various healthcare publications and platforms.
Preventing Medical Errors There are different types of medical errors and understanding how they occur can be complicated. They can be attributed to human error, mislabeled medications, a flaw in a process, computer issues, and the list goes on. Medical errors can have very serious or fatal consequences and can be very costly for organizations.
Quality Improvement for Nurses Quality Improvement is the continuous effort to make measurable improvements in healthcare. Nurses are uniquely positioned at the bedside, where they understand what is needed to create effective and lasting change. This course will help all nurses interested in learning more about QI gain essential knowledge that will help them implement quality improvement projects at their workplace.
Mastering Project Management: Your Path to Success Welcome to 'Mastering Project Management: Your Path to Success'-the ultimate guide to honing your project management skills in less than 30 minutes! "Mastering Project Management" offers a condensed summary of each module to facilitate easy repetitive learning and promote familiarity with course information.
Constipation Management and Treatment Constipation is a common complaint among hospitalized and long-term care patients. Nursing-led interventions are key to preventing serious complications and to improve the patient's comfort and well-being. Nurses should be able to identify signs and symptoms of constipation, interpret assessment findings , and recommend non-pharmacological treatment options as an adjunct to any ordered medication.
California Schedule II Controlled Substances and Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome This course is designed for Certified Nurse Midwives in California who wish to furnish Schedule II Controlled Substances. Assembly Bill 1196, Chapter 478 requires completing a Board-approved two contact hour educational activity before application.