Patient Education Training Videos

Release - 2008

Discussing end-of-life care with patients and their families can be very difficult. Despite the challenge, advanced planning helps to ensure that each patient can die as they wish.

Join us as we discuss the stages of Alzheimer’s and the modifications that can be made in the home to help them.

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This program emphasizes the aspects of care required by health care assistants for clients/residents who have various cardiovascular conditions and the knowledge needed to safely and competently care for these clients.

This award-winning compilation of programs includes valuable insight for patients, as well as essential training topics for healthcare professionals.

Whether in the acute care setting, long term care or the home, a good cardiovascular assessment will direct the client's outcome.

This program is about how you can take steps to help protect yourself and your family from various types from cancer. About one third of all cancer deaths may be related to what we eat. Making positive choices in your diet everyday promotes good nutrition and good health and may reduce your risk of some types of cancer.

This 22 DVD package meets the initial training requirements outlined in Illinois Title 89 IAC Ch. II Section 240.1535 – “In-Home Service Staff Positions, Qualifications, Training and Responsibilities” with the exception of training on “Use of seclusion and restraint” and “Respiratory services"

This 14 DVD package meets the initial training requirements outlined in Illinois Title 77: Section 245.71 – “Qualifications and Requirements for Home Services Workers”

This 6 DVD package meets the initial training requirements outlined in Indiana’s Title: IC 16-27-4-16 – “Evaluation and Training”

Describes in detail the medications commonly prescribed to heart attack victims and necessary life style adjustments that may accompany them.

Produced - 2007

This program is part of our cardiovascular series designed to comply with the Joint Commission standards for education of patients and family. This video was awarded a National Telly Award.