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• This PSO Safe Table provides an evidence-based overview of initiating medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD) in the emergency department. Participants will explore the comparative risks, benefits, and appropriate clinical scenarios for starting buprenorphine or methadone in the ED. The session will also address common myths and misconceptions surrounding MOUD prescribing and administration, and highlight state resources that support safe, effective, and sustainable practice change.

• This Safe Table provides an overview of cardiac disease in pregnancy, including prevalence, risk factors, and contributors to maternal morbidity and mortality. Participants will explore racial disparities, clinical warning signs, and why early recognition is essential for reducing preventable harm.

• This PSO Safe Table explores the challenges of securing timely and reliable outpatient follow‑up for patients with opioid use disorder (OUD) discharged from the emergency department. Participants will examine common barriers to continuity of care, review state-level resources designed to support linkage to treatment, and learn innovative strategies for creating dependable, high‑quality outpatient pathways.

• Technology comes with hidden risks and cyber threats are reshaping health care. This session reveals the top dangers and practical steps to strengthen security and protect patient trust.

• The 2026 Coding Clinic Updates webinar series provides participants an overview of the most current issue of Coding Clinic. This session reviews the latest Coding Clinic advice from the 1st Quarter 2026 updates.

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• This course, tailored for the Latinx community, is led by Juliana Londoño, MS, LAC, NCC, BC-TMH, a bilingual mental health therapist and entrepreneur.

• This course is designed for the South Asian community, presented by Neha Darji, MS, CPC, CEO and clinical director of We Rise Therapy & Wellness.

• This training provides a comprehensive understanding of the ethical and fiduciary responsibilities of a trustee, hospital financial management and legal/regulatory compliance issues.

• This program is intended to train the primary instructors (must be a registered nurse with previous long-term care experience and a current NJ license) of paid dining assistants in nursing homes.