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Earn CEU Credits Welcome to your online source for professional development credit for the asthma and diabetes courses contained in the takeACTION! CD-ROM. Click above for first time registration. If you have already registered and want to log-in or take your pre-test or post-test click here. For registration and tests, you will be redirected from the West Virginia Department of Education site. Frequently Asked Questions: What if I am not eligible for professional development credit? What other school-based asthma management programs are available for my community? Who is eligible for credit? Nurses and school counselors are eligible for professional development credit provided through the West Virginia Department of Education (WV RN Board, CE Provider #WV1998-0231RN). Nurses will receive 1 credit for completing each course, and counselors will receive 1 credit for completing each course. Teachers and other school personnel should consult their school administrators or county professional development directors about receiving credit. The diabetes course may fulfill the educational requirements of House Bill 2548-Diabetes Care Plan Act. What if I am not eligible for professional development credit? If you are not eligible for credit, you can still receive a certificate showing that you successfully completed the course(s). To receive your certificate, follow the steps under “How do I obtain credit?”. Teachers and other school personnel should consult their school administrators or county professional development directors about receiving credit. How do I obtain credit? Before Beginning The Course(s)
After Completing The Course(s)
What other school-based asthma management programs are available for my community? The Take Action: Addressing Asthma and Diabetes in West Virginia Schools curriculum is part of a broader, multi-component capacity-building intervention known as The West Virginia Comprehensive School-Based Asthma Management Program (C-SAMP). The C-SAMP intervention is designed to reduce asthma-related complications among students in West Virginia by educating students and school personnel on disease management and by eliminating unhealthy environmental triggers that may cause asthma attacks. If you are interested in learning how to participate in this program, please click here to read the C-SAMP brochure, or call the West Virginia Asthma Education and Prevention Program at (304)558-0887. |
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