Using Person-Centered Care for Managing Challenging Behaviors: 3 Real-World Scenarios
Use these three real-life scenarios to discover how you can use person-centered care concepts to manage challenging behaviors.
Use these three real-life scenarios to discover how you can use person-centered care concepts to manage challenging behaviors.
What may be arguably as important as continuing to get new staff in the door, is ensuring that you will be able to retain the staff already in the building. There comes a point when the desire to do a good job doesn’t make up for the lack of resources and support—here's what you can do to retain satisfied long-term staff.