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Chronic Disease Resources Online Provider Education Modules

Free CME/CEs designed for professionals with limited "down" time!

Tailored for Florida healthcare providers, course curricula address topics vital to the prevention, treatment and control of

  • Cancer
  • Diabetes
  • Heart Disease and Stroke
  • Obesity

Here's how it works. Any physician, nurse, dietician or certified health education specialist (CHES) can log on to www.onlinece.net, click on DOH (under continuing education courses), and access the online registration. Once you have registered, you can complete each module when time permits. Allow ample time for completing one module's pre- and post-tests and the 50-minute course and downloading your certificate.

This program is offered at no charge while funding lasts. When funding ends, CME/CEs will be available at a nominal fee. Modules may be accessed at no charge for those not seeking CME/CEs. Non-Florida providers who want CME/CEs will be charged a nominal fee per CME/CE hour.

Please note only DOH courses have scholarships available.  Although there are many courses on the website, only the DOH courses are free, and not all courses are approved for all disciplines - make sure to verify the target disciplines on each course home page.

Modules available now!

Evidence-Based Best Practice Models at the Bedside: Core Measures - Heart Attack - What and Why
Author: Connie DeMillo, RN, BSN, CCRN
Hours: 1

Helping People Change: Self-Management Support Theory and Practice
Author: Judith Schaefer, MPH
Hours: 1

Women and Heart Disease Across the Life Span
Authors: Carol Vickers, RN, & Susan Allen, RDH, BS
Hours: 1

Check back again for new modules that will be added soon!

  • Addressing Psychosocial Aspects of Diabetes
  • Adult Survivors of Pediatric Cancer
  • Core Competencies in Diabetes Care: Educating Patients and Healthcare Providers
  • Creating a Breastfeeding-Friendly Community
  • Diabetes and Women's Health Across the Life Stages: A Public Health Perspective
  • Diabetic Retinopathy
  • End of Life/Palliative Care  

This activity is sponsored by the Florida Department of Health in collaboration with St. Petersburg College. For complete details regarding the accreditation of this program, please refer to the program website at www.onlinece.net.