Continuing Education

When: October 15, 2026 | Format: Virtual

Join us to learn about common performance metrics used to evaluate AI systems, to identify potential sources of bias and error in AI models, and to apply structured approaches for assessing AI-generated outputs.

When: October 23, 2026 | Format: Virtual

Writing valid and reliable examination questions is one of the most difficult tasks to master as an educator. Increase your expertise by learning item construction and analysis using multiple techniques in this workshop.

When: November 19, 2026 | Format: Virtual

During this month's presentation, Chris Hickman will describe the purpose and structure of AI governance programs within healthcare organizations, explain ethical and regulatory considerations related to AI implementation, and identify the role of healthcare leadership in responsible AI implementation.

When: December 4, 2026 | Format: Virtual

Participate in this one-day virtual SSH Certification Review Course to better understand certification requirements, assess your strengths and areas for growth, and develop a personalized action plan for your certification journey.

When: December 17, 2026 | Format: Virtual

The December episode of 3rd Thursday with AI! is a must for nurse educators. Chris Hickman will describe emerging AI trends influencing healthcare delivery and clinical operations, explain how AI technologies may reshape nursing roles and responsibilities, and discuss strategies for preparing nursing students and faculty for AI-enabled practice environments.

When: January 21, 2027 | Format: Virtual

Some AI uses conflict with nursing values, professional duties or human dignity. Using the “Should We Build It?” Decision Canvas, participants will evaluate proposals for harm, consent, reversibility, affected groups and alternatives to determine whether to proceed, redesign or stop.

When: February 18, 2027 | Format: Virtual

AI succeeds or fails within real workflows, not demonstrations. Participants will map roles, handoffs, interruptions, exceptions, double work, escalation and downtime to identify risks and opportunities using a reusable Workflow Fit & Failure Map.

When: March 18, 2027 | Format: Virtual

Human oversight only works when people have authority, information and time to act. Through a branching case, participants will explore automation bias and verification burden, then define review, override, documentation and escalation responsibilities.

When: April 15, 2027 | Format: Virtual

Accuracy alone does not prove an AI system is useful, safe, equitable or ready for practice. Participants will conduct a guided claim review and apply an Evidence-to-Use Rubric to assess populations, workflow fit, error cases, subgroup results and outcomes.

When: May 20, 2027 | Format: Virtual

Unsanctioned AI use often stems from real needs, easy access and unclear approval pathways. Participants will examine shadow AI scenarios in education, clinical work and administration, then develop proportionate responses using a Shadow AI Triage Card.

When: June 17, 2027 | Format: Virtual

Organizations need a plan before an AI-related near miss or adverse event occurs. Through a facilitated tabletop exercise, participants will work through detection, containment, communication, reporting, recovery and learning to create an AI Incident Response Playbook.

When: On demand version of live 2026 course

Topics covered include antiretroviral therapies, hormone therapies, antiemetics in chemotherapy, pediatric demyelination & pharmacologic treatments, transplant immunosuppression, and infection prophylaxis in immunocompromised patients.

When: On demand version of live 2025 course

Topics covered include depression, diabetes, hypogonadism, thyroid, and osteoporosis & osteoarthritis. Both nursing and pharmacology contact hours are available.

When: On demand | Format: Micro-Course

This asynchronous micro-course is geared toward healthcare providers who are interested in expanding their knowledge base regarding neonatal abstinence syndrome.