This course describes what the Minimum Data Set (MDS) is, how the data obtained through the MDS is used, and the role a CNA has in the completion of the MDS. This course discusses how CNA documentation, input, and participation in the staff interview process are important. We will also address how the MDS is related to residents’ individualized care plans.

This course provides an overview of the nurse delegation process. It includes real-world scenarios intended to encourage critical thinking while assessing one’s own responsibility in the delegation process.

Bundle and save these three topics to create a comprehensive learning experience for caregivers who help clients with self-administered medications.

This course provides an overview of the caregiver’s role in providing medication reminders for clients who take self-administered medications at home.

An overview of coronavirus and COVID-19. Includes tips on recognizing signs and symptoms and keeping everyone safe.

This course helps caregivers understand common dementia-related behaviors and triggers.

An overview of the many reasons why clients may be non-compliant with their plans of care. Includes information on eight …

An overview of transportations safety. Includes how to keep clients safe, avoid common distractions, respond to emergencies, and keep a well-maintained car.

A collection of easy-to-digest snippets of information on all the little things you need to know to find success in your new role as a Home Care Nursing Supervisor.

An in-depth look at the three most common bloodborne pathogens—Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, and HIV.

An overview of corporate compliance that guides caregivers through the process of recognizing, avoiding, and reporting fraud, waste, and abuse.

An overview of best practices and common sense advice on caring for the unique needs of infants.

This module provides information on caring for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, school-aged children, and adolescents.

A lesson for caregivers on how pain affects the elderly, including common causes and types of pain.

This module provides information on the special nutrient needs of the elderly and how to prepare/serve good food on a tight budget.

An overview of the many reasons why clients may be non-compliant with their plans of care. Includes information on eight …

A general overview of the causes and management of intellectual disablities.

Healthcare workers are among the most at risk for workplace violence. Often it is the care professional who may receive the full force of a client or other person’s anger. Take this course to empower yourself to stay safe and manage difficult situations at work.

This module provides caregivers with an overview of a variety of assistive devices available to improve the quality of life of clients with limitations and/or disabilities.

This course provides caregivers with an overview of the urinary system; the causes, symptoms and risk factors for UTI; and ways to help a client prevent and treat a UTI.

An overview of the risk factors and warning signs of suicidal behavior.

This module provides caregivers with a general overview of the common causes of seizures.

This course offers caregivers information about restraints, both physical and chemical.

An overview of restorative care including tips for how caregviers can help restore many activities of daily living.

Caregivers will learn about the types and causes of pain, ways to determine if clients are in pain, and how they can help manage a client’s pain.

A lesson on obesity and how caregivers can help clients prevent or recover from obesity and its complications.

Caregivers will review different types of neglect including passive and active neglect, domestic neglect and institutional neglect.

This inservice gives an overview of the biology of hoarding disorder and its causes.

An in-depth look into HIV and AIDS–including terms to know, stages of the disease, how it is spread, and what caregivers can do to help treat and prevent it.

An overview of the factors that put clients at risk for falls including age-related factors, medical factors and environmental factors.

This course gives caregivers an overview of domestic abuse, including who is at risk, why people become abusers and the types of domestic abuse.

This course provides caregivers with a detailed overview of several types of dementia that they may encounter with their clients.

A general overview for caregivers of the issue of cultural diversity and how it impacts a caregivers’ interactions with both clients and coworkers.

An overview of five commonly prescribed diets: low sodium, low fat, diabetic, high fiber and renal diets.

Provides an overview of the most common categories of prescription medications.

An overview of basic human needs–and what caregivers can do to help your clients meet these basic requirements.