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The Bells & Whistles(SM) program is offered for 1.3 ASHA CEUs (various level, professional area).

ASHA CE Provider approval does not imply endorsement of course content, specific products, or clinical procedures.

The Bells and Whistles(SM) program is offered for 1.3 AOTA CEUs (various level, domain of OT).

The assignment of AOTA CEUs does not imply endorsement of
specific course content, products, or clinical procedures by AOTA.

1 CEU is equivalent to 10 contact hours. CEUs are awarded according to seat time and are not available if less than 75% of the course is attended. If your seat time is less than the initial allotment, you will receive a prorated number of CEUs proportional to your actual seat time. For example, 1.2 CEUs will be awarded for 12 hours of attendance, or seat time, in a course while 1.0 CEUs will be awarded for 10 hours of attendance, and so forth.

According to ASHA. AOTA, and APTA guidelines, Bells & Whistles(SM) is assigned a various instructional level with professional/related content.

Written ICU Competency

JCAHO and the State Boards of Health ask for evidence of competency in 'high-risk, low-frequency' areas of patient care. The ICU is considered one of these areas. As we go through the Bells & Whistles(SM) course, a competency form will be completed stating that you appropriately answered each question posed. This gives your facility, JCAHO, and the State Health Department some evidence of your knowledge in the ICU. This competency in no way means you are comfortable, efficient, or safe in the ICU, but it does demonstrate to the governing authorities your effort to address the need for greater skills and knowledge in a 'high-risk, low frequency' area . We always recommended that you spend one-on-one time with a mentor in the ICU (with the mentor providing timely feedback) before working alone in the ICU. In addition, an ICU Precautions/Contraindications Booklet (about 34 pages) will be available for those who choose to take the ICU competency.