Maintain Your BONENT Certification by Viewing Our Seminar Videos
Welcome to the BONENT Continuing Education Video Portal. This comprehensive video library is your source for learning and earning continuing education credits. From the most popular historical lectures to those from recent seminars, access it all here with your login credentials. Start now—learn, grow, and fulfill your continuing education requirements with ease and at your convenience.
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Step 1
Press ‘Login’ at the top right of the screen using your Account Email Address and Password
Step 2
You will be redirected to BONENT My Account page, where you can sign in with your BONENT account.
Step 3
Once you sign into your Account page, you will be redirected back to this site where you can watch the videos you have purchased.
Frequently Asked Questions
Continuing Education Credits
You will receive 1 CE for each hour of video watched. For videos longer than 1 hour, the number of CE’s will be prorated (e.g., a 90-minute video will earn 1.5 CE’s). You must watch the entire video to receive credit.
Certificates
Certificates are emailed within 2-3 weeks after completing a video session. Ensure your email address is updated in your account to receive notifications.
You can submit your CE certificates to BONENT when you go through the recertification process.
Account and Access
BONENT Members: Log in through your My Account or Video Portal page to access videos.
You can reset your password by clicking on the "Forgot Password?" link on the login page or contact us for assistance.
Technical Issues
If you are experiencing difficulties logging in, please contact us at membership@bonent.org for support.
If you haven't received your certificate within the expected timeframe, please email us at membership@bonent.org
We recommend a stable internet connection with at least 5 Mbps download speed for a smooth viewing experience.
General Questions
Yes, you can watch videos multiple times. However, CE credits will only be awarded for the first completion.
No special software is required. You can watch videos on any web-enabled device that supports streaming.
Yes, videos are accessible from any location, as long as you have an internet connection and are logged into your account.
Video Costs
BONENT Members: $15 per hour.
Pricing:
o 1 for $15
o 3 for $40
All Videos
#104: OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Standard Training
Learn how Needle stick injuries are common in healthcare environments. We will also learn about the potential risks and tips of how to protect yourself from harm.
#214: Emergency Preparation & Management
ESRD 2024 - Learn the biomedical and patient care technician roles in emergency preparedness, as we present examples of ESRD coalition education and preparedness activity.
#215: Professionalism in Dialysis
Learn about the roles in the Dialysis Clinic, including Direct Patient Care, Interdisciplinary Team and Support Services, with a focus on team and maximizing outcomes for patients.
#310: Unlocking Your Leadership Potential
This presentation will teach us how to recognize which of the four parts of your brain are activated. Also, you will learn how to use all the parts to connect to ourselves to show up as better leaders!
#218: Post Bariatric Surgery Considerations in Dialysis Patients
Learn what to look for in your dialysis patients in order to support patients on their journeys will also be reviewed.
#216: The Art of Fistula Maturation
Learn from a practical primer on the explicit information to request prior to clearing for use, what types of problems can be nipped in the bud, and what can be done to fix these issues.
#217: Making Dialysis Safer for Patients Coalition
Learn how to make Dialysis safer for your patients
#402: Equipment Evolution and Safety
Gain a historical review of dialysis in the US, while learning the latest technical advances and how best to maximize them. Also, learn more about safety of electrical issues, water and dialysate.
#103: Thinking Outside the Box
The world of hemodialysis care and the recommended infection prevention practices, strike fear into the hearts of many. In this presentation, we will be looking at some infection prevention practices that are often overlooked. We will also examine infection prevention tools and resources available to help prevent infections.
#213: A Day at the Access Center
Get a behind-the-scenes look from a patient’s perspective, as to what their experience is like when they visit a Vascular Access Center. Clinical vignettes of some common issues to be included.
#212: I’m on the List
There are many factors considered in being chosen as the best candidate for the gift of life, and we have the opportunity to make sure that our Waitlisted People (on dialysis) are ready for “The Call.”
#211: I Care You Care Self Care
Hear how the health and happiness of our People on dialysis and our clinicians is of ever-growing concern, and self care can be the answer.
#309: Professionalism in Dialysis Care
Learn how to manage diversity in a changing world..Purchase this video to earn continuing education credits.
#210: Arteriovenous Access Management & Interventions
Learn common causes of AV access dysfunction, clinical indicators to look for to help identify dysfunction and common interventions performed to treat and maintain AV access.
#308: How Can You Be a Leader Who Makes Everyone Smarter
Learn how best to use your intelligence to bring out the best in your team.
#401: Dialysis Machine Alarm Evolution and Management
Learn how to define alarm responsibility and identify the classifications of machine states. We will discuss regulatory updates and evolution of alarm programmatic design, alarm occurrences and mode, staff reaction to alarms and the potential impact to patient outcomes and consequences. Learn improved clinical/technical communication and examples of technology advances.
#209: The BioMedical Technician Role in Creating a Culture of Safety Survey Readiness
The biomedical technician plays a critical role in keeping both patients and employees safe in the dialysis unit. This “Culture of Safety” has evolved along with our technology and enables the BMT to routinely reduce treatment errors & injury. Learn strategies on how Biomed technicians review, analyze and act on data trends noted within the dialysis unit and empower teams to avoid errors and augment system designs.
#307: New Technologies to Improve Hemodialysis Therapy
Learn some remarkable new technologies that can improve dialysis and other therapies. Don’t be complacent with the status quo, but look for ways to improve it and be optimistic about the future of the therapy.
#102: The Importance of Infection Prevention in Dialysis: Your actions matter!
Infection Prevention Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Infection prevention and control are essential elements of safety and quality care within the dialysis environment. Learn some everyday infection prevention steps staff can take to improve infection prevention within the outpatient dialysis facility.
#208: Diagnosis and Management of Common Hemodialysis Access Issues
Gain a practical overview of the typical causes of frequently encountered problems with hemodialysis fistulas, grafts, and catheters including: Non-Maturing Access, Infiltration, High Venous Pressure, Infiltration, Poor Flow, Prolonged Bleeding, Difficult Cannulation, “Pulling Clots”, Swollen Extremity, Pain, and Thrombosis. And learn from a discussion of techniques and methods used to treat them.
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