Essential Training At Your Finger Tips

This course is built to satisfy OSHA’s infection control requirement for home care. The goal of this course is to educate employees on standard precautions and infection control in the home care setting. The course targets anyone who works in a home care setting. This means nurses, CNAs, home health aides, therapists, and office staff. Read more

This course is built to satisfy the patient grievances requirement for home care. The goal of this course is to educate employees on interacting with patients who are presenting complaints, best practices in communicating with patients, getting feedback, handling and addressing complaints and grievances, and using the HEART Philosophy to resolve complaints. The course targets anyone who works in a home care setting. This means nurses, CNAs, home health aides, therapists, and office staff. Read more

This course is built to satisfy OHSA’s hazard communication standards requirement for home care. The goal of this course is to educate employees on hazard communication, exposures, labels, pictograms, and standard precautions in the home care setting. The course targets anyone who works in a home care setting. This means nurses, CNAs, home health aides, therapists, and office staff. Read more

This course is built to satisfy the communication barriers requirement for home care. The goal of this course is to educate employees on addressing communication barriers, performing the SBAR technique, giving and receiving verbal orders, and communicating with patients with limited English proficiency, and hearing, communicative, and visual impairment. The course targets anyone who works in a home care setting. This means nurses, CNAs, home health aides, therapists, and office staff. Read more

The goal of this course is to provide home health professionals with the knowledge about the identification and management of victims of domestic violence or intimate partner violence and to meet Florida state mandatory continuing education requirements in domestic violence. Read more

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