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Have a question about our site? Use the arrows below to show and hide answers to questions we’re sometimes asked by other health care providers like you.
Have a question about our site? Use the arrows below to show and hide answers to questions we’re sometimes asked by other health care providers like you.
It’s easy to update the email address you use to log in to ANHI. Simply:
1. Log in to ANHI.org.
2. Click "My Profile" in the upper right corner of the page.
3. Once you're on the My Profile page, click the "Account Management" tab.
4. Click "Update Password, then follow the instructions on your screen.
If you no longer use the password we have on file for you, please:
1. Click "Register" at the top of your screen then complete our registration form.
Opportunities for continuing education credit are specified on the course details page for all offerings. We provide the opportunity for credit for a broad range of specialties.
If you don’t see your credit hours listed on your certificate, you’ll know we need a few additional details from you before we can offer you credit. Please follow these instructions to update your ANHI user profile:
Once you’ve completed these steps, please return to “MY COURSES” and print your certificate.
We’re sorry for the inconvenience; our site has a few small quirks we’re in the process of fixing. Here are a few tips to help you in the meantime:
If these tips don’t help :Try logging on from another computer. Keep in mind that, if you’re using a work-issued computer, your company’s firewall may block some content for security reasons.
If you’re still having trouble : Please click “CONTACT US” and let us know what issues you’re facing with our site. If you’ve received an error message, let us know what it says so we can help solve the problem.
You can earn CE credits for any of the self-study opportunities you see on our site. We review these programs periodically to make sure the content is current and relevant, and we diligently remove any out-of-date content.
Note: Not all of our courses are accredited. If your self-study course offers CE credits, you’ll see them listed on the “COURSE DETAILS” page.
ANHI Training Programs allow you to earn Continuing Education (CE/CPEU) credits as you gain expertise in a variety of topics.
Note: Keep in mind our training programs don’t offer professional designations or credentials.
For each Training Program, you’ll need to complete (and pass the required exam for) each course in the curriculum.
Step 1: See the requirements and available courses for each training program.
Log on to anhi.org/education, and click “TRAINING PROGRAMS” at the top of the page.
Step 2: Complete the required self-study coursework on anhi.org.
Yes, each Training Program has different requirements. Simply log on to anhi.org/education and click “TRAINING PROGRAMS” at the top of the page to find a list of these requirements.
You can see your claimed credits by logging on to anhi.org and clicking “MY COURSES” at the top of your screen.
Yes, we created our current training programs for nurses and dietitians. If you’d like details for courses we have developed specifically with nurses in mind, please log on to anhi.org, click “EDUCATION,” then "TRAINING PROGRAMS,” and read through the available course listings.
You may complete the necessary coursework for a training program through the anhi.org self-study courses if you don’t have access to an Abbott sales representative.
Yes; you’ll earn a certificate for every course you complete. To print your certificate and claim your CE credit:
You can claim credit only once when we offer program titles in multiple formats.
We offer live programs regularly throughout the year. To hear more about our offerings, simply check back on anhi.org, follow ANHI on LinkedIn, or contact your Abbott Nutrition representative for details.
Sometimes we do offer self-study or group-based versions of our live events. Please check anhi.org/education/course-catalog for self-study additions, or ask your Abbott Nutrition representative about new program offerings.
A certification is an intensive training program that awards you a professional designation once you complete your course work and pass a final evaluation. The term “certification” should be used only when referencing the completion of a certification examination such as the Registration Examination for Dietitians.
A Training Program allows you to earn CPEUs/CEs as you build your new knowledge and skill related to your subject matter. Unlike a certification program, you don’t receive a professional designation.
Keep in mind our training programs aren’t part of a certification program.
ANHI developed our Training Programs with the help and careful review of a team of clinicians and leading experts in various fields. Our Training Programs are accredited for nurse and dietitian education.
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