Understanding Restraints & Alternatives
This course offers caregivers information about restraints, both physical and chemical.
This course offers caregivers information about restraints, both physical and chemical.
Caregivers who visit clients during cold winter months will get an overview of winter weather terms, hypothermia and frostbite dangers, and tips for driving safely during winter weather.
This course reviews proper body mechanics and explains why they aren't enough to prevent back injuries.
Caregivers will review the most common types of oxygen containers and methods of administration.
This course serves as a review of the most common workplace hazards and provides caregivers with tips and tricks to reduce their risk of injury.
This inservice provides an extensive review of how to prevent workplace falls���whether your caregivers work in a hospital, a long-term care facility, or in client
This course includes information on types of medical errors, the factors that contribute to mistakes, and how caregivers can take an active role in reducing medical errors on the job, especially with pressure injuries, falls, wandering clients, and healthcare-acquired infections.
This inservice gives an overview of heat-related illnesses and provides information on summer weather terminology.
This course provides caregivers with an overview of the chemical hazard Right to Know Law and the Globally Harmonized System for hazard communication.
This course provides an overview of client safety for both facilities and home care.
This course covers the Safe Medical Device Act reporting requirements as they apply to “user facilities,” which are clinicians and organizations outside of the physician office setting per the regulation.
This course covers the importance of protective support devices, types available, and their uses. This course also describes how teamwork and documentation contributes to effective protective support device use. Within this course, there will also be suggestions for ways to address client resistance and refusal of protective support devices.