• Define the term Dementia
• Identify 5 Disorders that cause Dementia
• Identify behavioral problems that result from Dementia
• Develop interventions and strategies for reducing behavioral symptoms
• Gain a greater understanding of the needs of the resident with Dementia
• Develop and demonstrate skills to care for the resident with Dementia
• Be informed of the facility’s physical restraint policies and restraint alternatives.
• Be able to immediately apply the information learned to care for the resident with Dementia.

Each Lesson Plan has a different objective for teaching the CNA about Dementia.  The Program includes Handouts on different Dementia topics and can be added to other Lesson Plans as the facility requires.

The Training Sessions include:

• A Lesson Plan with stated Course Objectives
• Pre Test
• Course Content to be discussed
• Handouts for each Lesson Plan
• Activities for each Lesson Plan
• Post Test
• Certificate of Completion
• Test Answers

RESTRAINT REDUCTION
PROGRAM CONTENT

The Restraint Reduction program includes the following information:

• Policies and Procedures for a systematic and gradual restraint reduction program.
• Assessment and care planning for the resident with restraints.
• Policies and Procedures for restraints and side rail.
• Fall Prevention Program. Risks and Benefits for Restraints.
• Informed Consent for Restraint Reduction.
• MDS Coding for restraints. Happy Feet Restorative Program. Quality Assurance Restraint Reduction Action Plan.
• Survey preparation for F Tag 221

The Restraint Training Lesson Plan has the objective of teaching the CNA about Restraint Reduction.

The Training Sessions include:

• A Lesson Plan with stated Course Objectives
• Pre Test
• Handout for the Lesson Plan
• Activity for the Lesson Plan
• Post Test
• Certificate of Completion
• Test Answers

Staff Education on restraint reduction gives the CNA the concept that the resident has the right to be free from physical restraints. They gain understanding of the risks and benefits of restraint use, regulations for use of restraints, types of restraints and side rail use. Included are alternatives to restraints and a restraint reduction program activity.

PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION
PROGRAM CONTENT

FACILITY COMPLIANCE WITH F TAG 314

What is F Tag 314?

Is your facility in compliance with F Tag 314?

Do you complete a proper admission evaluation with skin check?

If there was an actual pressure ulcer at admission do know how to you identify, assess and care plan each ulcer?

The answers to these and many, many more are in this program >>>