This lesson provides information on establishing a therapeutic relationship, using boundaries to enhance trust, and communicating to build trust.

This course provides many practical tips to help improve the provision, safety and documentation of personal care.

This inservice reviews alternative approaches to bathing–including how to create a bathing routine that is client-centered and aggreable to clients and caregivers alike!

This lesson provides an update on the rights of healthcare consumers and how the Bill of Rights varies in different healthcare settings.

An overview of the dangers of immobility and how CNAs can improve the quality of life in their bedbound clients.

This course gives caregivers an overview of how brain and spinal cord injuries can affect clients.

This lesson provides caregivers with an overview of chemotherapy: what it is and how it is typically administered.

This course provides caregivers with an overview of the chemical hazard Right to Know law and the Globally Harmonized System for hazard communication.

This module provides an overview of client safety for both facilities and home care.

An overview of current practices for the prevention and treatment of tuberculosis.

This inservice provides a review of the four basic vital signs… temperature, pulse, respirations and blood pressure.

This course reinforces which appropriate activities have a positive effect on the behaviors associates with Alzheimer’s disease.

This course explains the importance of OSHA in the healthcare workplace.

A general overview of mental illness. this inservice provides a basic understanding of common mental disorders in order to foster compassion and patience among caregivers.

A review of the unique needs of younger adults in long term care.

An overview of basic first aid including how to react to and handle emergency situations.

This excellent inservice provides your caregivers with an oveview of all the basics of nutrition and hydration.

A review of the anatomy of the heart and lungs, the chain of survival and the C-A-Bs of CPR.