Nurse Training Videos & Courses

This program addresses common issues that caregivers in a home health setting will face in treating a patient with Alzheimer's.

This training program meets the requirements for paid in-home caregivers. Enacted as an amendment to the Arkansas Public Health and Welfare Code, Arkansas Act 1410 mandates that all In-Home Assistants must receive a minimum of 40 hours of training as a condition of employment. Sixteen hours of that training must be hands-on skills training.

A thorough physical assessment is necessary for all clients whether in long term care, acute care or home health. Our focus is to take the professional through a comprehensive physical assessment, divided into upper body and lower body components. Includes proper documentation guidelines.

3 CE Contact Hours

Learning Guide Included

All teachers and child care providers should be trained in this important topic as exposure to bodily fluids is common place and first aid is a normal function of providers when children get minor scrapes and small injuries. It’s extremely important to understand the basics of bloodborne pathogens for the protection of both providers and children.

This program helps the caregiver to recognize, understand and prepare for the patient’s combative behavior. The objective is to keep the caregiver safe while providing quality health care.