Home Health Aide Training Videos

Prevention of falls should be the focus of your healthcare facility. Two-thirds of seniors who have fallen will have a repeat fall within six months. The focus of preventive action needs to be centered on awareness of conditions that predispose a person to fall. This program provides practical guidelines to identify risks.

Our Slips, Trips and Falls in Healthcare Environments training video program contains valuable information about how to identify, avoid and prevent hazards that cause slips, trips and falls and what employees can do to prevent them... both at work and at home.

The Fire Prevention in Healthcare Facilities training program look at the fire hazards that can be encountered in healthcare environments, discuss how fires can be prevented, and explain what employees should do in case a fire emergency occurs in their workplace.

The Bloodborne Pathogens in Healthcare Facilities manual review the regulations and their compliance requirements, as well as provide materials that are necessary to help meet those requirements.

There are many documentation and legal problems faced everyday by the CNA. This program is intended to give CNAs the do’s and dont’s of the most common situations they face. 3 Contact Hours 36 Minutes

The goal of this training video program is to promote safe drug administration by medical personnel, as well as by the layperson. Part I covers information related to factors that impact the occurrence of medication errors, methods of prevention, and educational guidelines.

This program discusses care at the end of life, primarily focusing on pallative care of individuals and their families. The program's focus is on spiritual and supportive aspects of care rather than physical care.

Our COVID-19 in Healthcare Environments (OSHA’s Emergency Temporary Standard) online training course discusses the requirements in the Standard, the latest in vaccine mandates, and how you can guard against infection.

Fire safety involves everyone in your facility, including residents, nursing staff, dietary, housekeeping and visitors. This program explains OSHA standards that require employers to provide proper exits, firefighting equipment and employee training to prevent fire deaths and injuries in the workplace.