This inservice outlines (by body system) the normal changes that come with aging.

A lesson on the five domains of pain and how caregivers can help clients who may be experiencing them.

This course provides a general overview of the basic principles and procedures of medication administration.

A review of the Attitudes and Behaviors it takes to be a professional.

This inservice includes basic information about death and the grief process, the importance of listening and tips on verbal non-verbal communication with dying clients and their families.

This module gives caregivers a review of spinal anatomy and explains why healthcare workers are at high risk for back injuries.

This module will help your caregivers learn how to manage stress through four steps: Awareness, Acceptance, Coping, and Action.

This OSHA mandatory topic explains the “chain of infection” and how caregivers can break the chain to prevent infections.

This important topic deals with the most common special communication needs, including problems that arise from sensory issues, stroke, dementia and language differences.

An up-to-date overview of sexual harassment including the definition of sexual harassment, who it affects and types of sexual harassment.

Thie course discusses fall prevention, using assistive devices to promote safety, preventing elopement and alternatives to restraints, and more.

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.”

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.