At A Circle of Care, we know that in order to keep up-to-date on any subject you can never stop learning. As active members of NPDA, CAHSAH, ASA, and other professional organizations we take keeping abreast of knowledge seriously. Each of our caregivers, whether they are Certified Nurse Assistants (CNAs), Home Health Aides (HHAs), or on-the-job trained caregivers receive on-going training from these and other sources. Our Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementia (ADRD) caregivers receive training on the Habilitation method of providing care for ADRD clients.
We are also proud to offer forty CNA continuing education topics from “In The Know” including these topics:
2013 CNA Continuing Education Topics
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1. Basic First Aid Tips 2. Bathing tips 3. Critical Thinking Skills 4. Disaster Planning 5. Dressing & Grooming tips 6. End of Life Care 7. Legal Issues for Nursing Assistants 8. Passive and Active Range of Motion 9. Preventing Pressure Ulcers 10. Understanding Depression 11. Pain Management 12. Basic Nutrition & Hydration 13. Building Trust & Confidence with Clients 14. Caring for Bed Bound Clients 15. Cooking For Your Clients 16. Dealing with Family Members 17. Emotional Losses in the Elderly 18. Fluid & Electrolytes for CNAs 19. Food Preparation & Safety 20. Handling Incontinence and UTIs 21. Home Care Safety Tips 22. How To Prioritize Your Work |
23. How to Really Love Your Job 24. Maintaining a Professional Distance 25. Nutrition & the Elderly 26. Performing Mouth Care 27. Performing Safe Transfers 28. Providing Cost Efficient Care 29. Reporting & Documenting Client Care 30. Reporting Abnormal Observations 31. Taking Care of Your Back 32. The Basics of Medication Administration 33. The Care Planning Process 34. Understanding Abuse and Neglect 35. Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease 36. Understanding Common Medications 37. Understanding Dementia 38. Understanding Fatigue 39. Understanding Pain Management 40. Understanding Quality Improvement 41. Understanding Sleep Disorders 42. A Vital Signs Update 43. Working with Non-Compliant Clients |