AORN Education & Events

The learner will have the knowledge to confidently implement the evidence-based practices and recommendation from the AORN Guideline for Sterilization on types of sterilization modalities used today; loading the sterilizer; load configuration; transport of sterile items; quality control measures; and installation, care, and maintenance of sterilization equipment.

In this webinar, we will discuss ways to enhance the perioperative nurses' ability to provide culturally sensitive care to Muslim populations.

This webinar prepares a perioperative nurse to understand perioperative considerations of patients with Creutzfeldt Jacob Disease.

A 0.5 CEU 30 minute webinar for AORN about recognition of signs and symptoms, treatment, and team roles in responding to anesthetic-related Malignant Hyperthermia in the Operating Room.

This webinar will provide the tools required to create a perioperative simulation scenario in your institution. A structured scenario utilizing high-fidelity simulation can be developed to observe the perioperative team members' interactions, competency and communication skills during a surgical crisis.

The webinar provides practical information on how to prepare Surgical Services for internal and/or external emergency/disaster events that impact operations. Information is provided on the importance for the development and maintenance of a safe culture and the ability to incorporate preparedness and response into normal operations.

This session will provide resources to optimize perioperative flow and operational efficiency with an emphasis on safe patient preparation, starting surgeries on time (first case starts), and minimizing room turnover time.

The premier review course for the ambulatory infection preventionist certification exam. Study for the CAIP exam and learn infection prevention best practices.

This course allows you to study at your own pace and learn online from the comfort of your own home or from your favorite coffee shop.

This course provides perioperative nurses and other healthcare professionals who are new to orthopedics with important, applicable information about spine procedures.