The Center for Physician Education -

51. A Very Spooky Quality Minute Views - 716 Learn how hospital acquired harm is scarier than most horror movies. Read More
50. Flu Shots Views - 372 Understand the Who, What, When, Where, Why of Influenza Vaccination this season. Read More
49. What Happened to TB Testing Views - 617 Understand why we don’t require yearly PPDs anymore, but who might still benefit from seeking them out. Read More
48. C Differentiation Views - 659 Understand the limitations and interpret tests for C diff. Read More
47. MMMPox Views - 575 Understand and prepare for a new strain of MPOX which could circulate in the United States leading to an increase in cases. Read More
46. You're Biased Views - 628 Identify and address cognitive biases you might have while caring for your patients. Read More
45. Blood Culture Shortage Views - 718 Provide awareness of IU Health’s response to a national shortage of blood culture bottles. Read More
44. COVID Shedding Views - 804 Anticipate how long you might shed virus after COVID infection. Read More
43. Torsades Dew Point Views - 712 Awareness of the hospital steam supply, how it affects care, and the infection prevention overlap. Read More
42. The Lock is Key Views - 752
Understand the indications and benefits of antimicrobial lock solution for central venous catheters.
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41. Deep Thoughts about COVID Isolation Views - 1019 What you should do if you discover that you are COVID positive as a healthcare worker. Read More
40. Covid Who? Views - 778 Discuss recent trends with COVID19 for Indiana and nation wide Read More
39. Bird Flu Views - 710 Talk about Bird Flu and what we know, what we don’t know, and what you should be concerned about (if anything). Read More
38. Uro-Delirium Views - 777 Explain the rationale for NOT testing a delirious patient for UTI in the absence of sepsis or referrable symptoms Read More
37. TPN Holidays Views - 699 Discuss if TPN needs to be held in patients with bloodstream infections. Read More
36. Safety Reporting Views - 355 Understand how to submit a safety report and the importance of doing it frequently Read More
35. POA Restrictor Views - 825 Suggest strategies to avoid and detect central line infections that are present on admission. Read More
34. Line Yanking, Re-Shanking, and VAT Thanking in Bacteremic Patients Views - 736 Suggest an approach to line removal in bacteremic patients. Read More
33. Urinalysis Paralysis Views - 905 Understand the limits of the urinalysis for making clinical decisions in response to fever and leukocytosis. Read More
32. TIE Fighter Views - 857 Suggest strategies on how to protect your patients from your personal effects. Read More
31. Central Access for IV Antibiotics Views - 782 Explain how to use PICCs and midlines for patients on long courses of antibiotics Read More
30. Who Goes There? Views - 872 Describe situations where blood cultures are over-ordered and suggest times where observations without cultures is appropriate. Read More
29. Measles....Really? Views - 836 Understand where we sit with the recent upsurge in measles cases across the US and develop an action plan for management. Read More
28. Daylight Sufferings Time Views - 827 Understand the health effects of circadian disruptions. Read More
27. GI Bleed or C diff Views - 821 Understand how and when to evaluate for C diff in the setting of recent GI bleed. Read More
26. Penicillin Allergy Views - 798 Understand how to evaluate and manage patients with penicillin allergy Read More
25. Yo Central Line So Old Views - 871 Explain the rationale for avoidance of routine replacement of central devices. Read More
24. I Won't Grow Up Views - 816 The drawbacks of pan culturing Read More
23. RSV Vaccine Views - 1018 Discuss indications, benefits, and risks of the new RSV vaccines. Read More
22. The Naked Line Views - 1006 Understand the importance of a non-adherent central line dressing and describe ways you can help with harm reduction. Read More
21. Cold and Sick Views - 993 Explain why it seems like everyone is sick whenever it gets cold. Read More
20. Masking the Issue Views - 1038 Understand what medical literature does and does not tell us about masking to prevent viral illness. Read More
19. A New Mystery Scourge Views - 958 Understand the recent “trend” in mysterious pneumonias throughout the world. Read More
18. Seasonal Viral Precautions Views - 966 Understand how to protect your patients and yourself during seasons of increased respiratory virus transmission. Read More
17. T ’was the night before CLABSmas Views - 1087 Get prepared for the holidays with the gift of memes. Read More
16. Whysolation: VZV Views - 792 Understand the approach to isolation of varicella zoster infection and how you can help avoid exposures. Read More
15. Midlines: Smaller is Better Views - 821 Increase Utilization of Midlines to avoid blood stream infection in patients with poor peripheral access. Read More
14. Whysolation: Gram Negatives Views - 835 Understand the approach to contact isolation for multidrug resistant gram negative colonized or infected patients. Read More
13. A Quality Minute Thanksgiving Views - 650 Refresh and be thankful for the CLABSI bundle leading into the holiday season. Read More
12. Choose Your Weapon Views - 696 Understand the most common antibiotic gaps in the OR. Read More
11. Serious Hospital Drip Views - 702 Suggest protective measures for patients wearing their home clothes in the hospital. Read More
10. Stowaways Views - 850 Lower the threshold for checking blood cultures in patients with central lines on admission. Read More
9. TB Isolation Sucks Views - 691 Understand the approach to isolation of patients suspect of having tuberculosis. Read More
8. It Takes Two to Take a Line Out Right Views - 956 De-standardize the requirement of having two peripheral IVs before a central line is removed. Read More
7. CHG Doesnt Round Up Views - 899 Chart partial CHG baths as a miss and escalate concerns to leaders. Read More
6. Whats that Smell Views - 910 Smell should not prompt extra diagnostics. Read More
5. Important Portables, The Compassionate PIV Views - 859 Understand the risks of accessing ports for inpatients. Read More
4. White and Yellow Views - 828 Disassociate bacteriuria and leukocytosis and understand the risks of false attribution. Quality Minute from Cole Beeler, MD. Read More
3. Should I get a COVID Booster Views - 1292 With the recent increases in COVID cases we pose the question of if you should get a COVID booster. Read More
2. Pee Pee, Not Me Views - 1246 Urologically placed folys
Quality Minute by Cole Beeler, MD - Medical Director of Infection Prevention Read More
1. Drinking Straight from the Tap Views - 1335 Should we be sending blood cultures from central lines?
Quality Minute by Cole Beeler, MD - Medical Director of Infection Prevention Read More

How do I access Citrix from Home?

For Windows

Visit https://csgate.iuhealth.org with your browser to access your applications. Be sure to use the https:// prefix to avoid connectivity issues.
Enter your Network Username and Password into the IU Health Citrix Portal - NT
Click Log On

For Mac

Visit https://csgate.iuhealth.org with your browser (Google Chrome is recommended) and launch the application as needed. Be sure to use the https:// prefix to avoid connectivity issues.
Enter your Network Username and Password into the IU Health Citrix Portal - NT
Click Log On

For iPad/iPhone

Access the Apple App store.
Enter “Citrix Systems, inc.” in the search box located in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Citrix Receiver for iPad/iPhone is returned.
Tap on the Free button to install Citrix Receiver for iPad/iPhone Application. This will download and install the app to the iPad/iPhone.
Open the newly loaded Citrix program.
Tap on the Add Account button. The New Account dialog box displays.
Enter https://csgate.iuhealth.org in the Address field.
Tap the Next button. The Verified dialog box displays.
Enter your IU Health Username.
Enter your IU Health Password.
Enter “mhg” in the Domain box.
Tap the Save button.
Tap on the plus button to the right of the application name to add applications to the home screen.

For Android

Open the Android market on the device and search for Citrix Receiver via the magnifying glass in the upper right hand corner.
Select the Citrix Receiver package to download and install.
Accept the conditions of the package and download the application. After download and install are complete, select Open.
Select Set up my enterprise apps and enter https://csgate.iuhealth.org in the Server dialog box. Select Next.
In the User Name dialog box, enter the personal IU Health username. In the Password box, enter the IU Health password. In the Domain box, enter Mhg. Select Add. Select the csgate.iuhealth.org account.
Search for application from search box and launch by selecting it from the list.

How do I access the Education Portal?

From the Home page go to click the Education Portal tab.
If you have your username and password enter them in and click Login.
If you have not registered click Sign Up
Fill out the I’M A NEW USER form and check “I’m not a robot” and answer the question prompted
If your name is listed below please select it as this will carry over any CME credit being tracked for you. If you are not listed check “My Name Isn’t Listed”.
Fill out your preferred name, role, specialty, and primary location
Select a username and password and click save.

How do I download VPN software?

Open a web browser and browse to https://iuhvpn1.iuhealth.org/user .
Login to the appliance using your Network credentials.
Click the "Continue" button.
The AnyConnect appliance will attempt to detect what type of computer operating system you are connecting from. This may take a minute or two.
If the appliance successfully determines what operating system your computer is running, the installation will begin automatically.
If the appliance is not able to determine what operating system your computer is running, you will be prompted to download the client by clicking on the supplied link or retrying the automatic installation.
If you choose not to retry the automatic installation, click on the supplied link to download the client.
You will then be prompted to save a file to your computer. Click on the "Save File" button.
Find the file in your browsers download location and double-click the file and the AnyConnect client will install itself.

How do I login?

From the Home page go to Sign In, in the top right hand corner of the screen.
If you have your username and password enter them in and click Login.
If you have not registered click Sign Up
Fill out the I’M A NEW USER form and check “I’m not a robot” and answer the question prompted
If your name is listed below please select it as this will carry over any CME credit being tracked for you. If you are not listed check “My Name Isn’t Listed”.
Fill out your preferred name, role, specialty, and primary location
Select a username and password and click save.