Courses

These courses help participants properly adhere to prescribing laws, optimize pain treatment, better understand addiction vs. dependence, and implement current best practices in the fast changing world of prescribing.

These courses help participants expand their understanding of pharmacy law, rules and regulations, improve decision making and create an ethics protection plan. Courses challenge participants to examine how and why their professional practices, responses to stress, and personal or situational factors put them at risk for exercising poor judgment or rationalizing improper behavior and exhibiting poor ethical decision making.

These courses are designed to help participants improve medical care, delivery of services and communicate clearly and accurately by improving their record keeping habits. Taught by healthcare administrative attorneys with years of experience in defending clinicians, these courses focus on  improving documentation through realistic risk management strategies.

These courses challenge participants to examine how and why their professional practices, responses to stress, and personal or situational factors put them at risk for exercising poor judgment or rationalizing improper behavior and exhibiting poor ethical decision making.

Ethical accountability never stops. This is an advanced relapse prevention course for graduates of PBI courses and other similar ethics and boundaries courses. Discussions focus on ethical and boundary dilemma and resolution using a supportive, moderated-led, peer group format.

This course helps participants enhance their knowledge of laws, regulations and licensing boards so they can reduce risks and create a plan to practice safer medicine.  This subject is taught by attorney(s) who specialize in administrative healthcare law and select PBI faculty whose practices focus on medical ethics and risk reduction.

These courses are intended for teachers, educators, and administrators that need to increase their understanding of professional boundaries, professionalism and educator ethics. Our educator courses are designed to improve accountability and help participants learn how to improve their professionalism in the workplace.

These courses are designed to improve unproductive or challenging communication behaviors for healthcare professionals. The aims are to return clinicians to meaningful careers properly equipped with the tools they need to communicate effectively and professionally, to develop specific plans to maintain civility and professional communication, and to model what they have learned to others in their workplace.