This lesson provides caregivers with a review of the basic principles of client care documentation, including the ethics and legalities involved in documentation.

This course helps caregivers understand their role in reducing and preventing readmissions to the hospital.

This course focuses on observing vital signs, pain, mental status, nutrition, elimination, skin and family relationships–and how to recognize abnormal findings.

This inservice defines a catastrophic reaction, discusses common triggers and the tools caregivers need to help prevent and/or manage these “super anxiety attacks.”

This inservice provides caregivers with a review of the importance of quality improvement to healthcare organizations.

All clients, regardless of sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, gender, age, or disability should be treated as human beings who deserve the same kindness, respect, and dignity as anyone else. This course offers a review of the unique healthcare needs of your LGBTQ+ clients.

A lesson for caregivers about influenza that teaches the difference between a cold, the flu and pneumonia.

This caaregiver lesson defines “professionalism” and “work ethic” and outlines the traits commonly associated with being professional versus unprofessional.

This course provides caregivers with pertinent information about the causes of pressure ulcers and tips for preventing pressure ulcers.

This course includes tips for preventing falls in hospitals, long term care facilities, and in clients’ homes.

A review of the growing problem of pertussis (whooping cough) in the elderly.

This module provides caregivers with information about the five components of wellness and explains how wellness extends beyond the physical.

A discussion of personal safety issues for caregivers and home health aides.

This caregiver course outlines the procedures for providing excellent perineal care for both males and females

This course provides important information about basic body mechanics, transfer techniques, and the nine steps for safe lifting.

A lesson for caregivers on the basics of mouth care, including the importance and benefits of good oral hygiene.

This inservice contains basic information about the musculoskeletal system, especially the joints.

This lesson provides caregivers with a description of oxygen therapy and which clients may need it.