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Want to make sure your Skilled Nursing staff meet training requirements?

The courses listed below have been developed expressly for Skilled Nursing providers, using content, language, examples, and visuals specific to this area. CCRC's have access to ALL courses. Check back frequently as we are always updating our modules to stay ahead of the latest health care trends and compliance requirements.

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  • Abuse and Neglect
    - Abuse and Neglect*‡
    - Abuse and Neglect - Fundamentals
    - Abuse and Neglect Investigation*‡
  • Activities
    - Activities – An Interdisciplinary Approach*‡
    - One-to-One Activities*‡
    - Welcome to the Activity Department*
  • ADL
    - Empowering Residents Through ADLs*‡
    - Empowering Residents Through ADLs - Fundamentals
  • Assessments
    - Introduction to the RAI-From MDS to Care Plan*‡
    - Anatomy of a Medical Record*
  • Compliance
    - A HIPAA Primer for Long-Term Care*‡
    - Affirmative Action
    - Are You Survey Ready?*‡
    - Corporate Compliance, the Deficit Reduction Act for Managers‡
    - Corporate Compliance - What You Need to Know‡
    - Fair Housing
    - Five Star Quality Rating System
    - The Ins and Outs of Documentation‡
    - Preventing Harassment in the Workplace
    - Preventing Harassment in the Workplace for Supervisors‡
    - Quality Assessment and Assurance - the Proactive Approach
    - Resident Rights*‡
  • Dementia
     - Communicating with Older Adults with Dementia*‡
    - Depression -- What You Need to Know‡
    - Providing High Quality Dementia Care - An Overview*‡
    - What is Dementia?*‡ (meets FL 1-hour requirement)
    - What is Dementia? - Fundamentals
  • Dietary
    - Kitchen Safety*
    - Kitchen Safety - Fundamentals
    - Safe Food Handling*
    - Safe Food Handling - Fundamentals
    - Welcome to the Dietary Department*
  • Elopement
    - Elopement - Do You Know Where Your Resident Is?*‡
  • Falls
    - Understanding Falls*‡
  • Family Education Series
    - Advance Directives
    - Communicating with Older Adults with Dementia
    - Creating a Fine Dining Experience
    - Depression - What You Need to Know
    - Diabetes - What You Need to Know
    - Hand Washing
    - A HIPAA Primer for Long-Term Care
    - Is Your Loved One at Risk for Falls?
    - Medicare Overview
    - Nutrition and Hydration – Your Responsibilities
    - Safe Eating
    - Side rails - A Hidden Danger
    - Understanding Falls
    - What are Physical Restraints?
    - What is Dementia?
    - What Families Should Expect from Long-Term Care
  • Infection Control
    - Bloodborne Pathogens*‡
    - Bloodborne Pathogens - Fundamentals
    - Hand Washing*
    - HIV and AIDS - What You Need to Know (meets FL requirement)
    - Infection Control*‡
    - Infection Control - Fundamentals
    - Personal Protective Equipment*‡
    - Tuberculosis - What You Need to Know‡
  • Medicare
    - Medicare Overview*‡
  • Medications
    - Medication Administration: Avoiding Common Errors*‡
  • Nutrition
    - Alternative Feeding Methods*‡
    - Creating a Fine Dining Experience*‡
    - Nutrition and Hydration - Your Responsibilities*‡
    - Nutrition and Hydration - Your Responsibilities - Fundamentals
    - Safe Eating*‡
  • Pressure Ulcers
    - Pressure Ulcer Prevention - "T-N-T"*‡
  • Resident Care
    - Advance Directives*‡
    - Aggressive Residents*‡
    - Catheter Care*
    - Depression - What You Need to Know‡
    - Diabetes - What You Need to Know*‡
    - The Ins and Outs of Documentation‡
    - Introduction to End-of-Life Issues
    - Pain: the 5th Vital Sign - Assessment*‡
    - Pain: the 5th Vital Sign - Treatment Options*‡
    - Perineal Care*
    - Postmortem Care*
    - Pressure Ulcer Prevention - "T-N-T"*‡
    - Preventing Constipation and Fecal Impaction*‡
    - Transferring, Repositioning and Lifting Residents Safely*‡
    - Urinary Incontinence*‡
    - Weighing and Measuring Residents*
  • Restraints
    - Creating a Restraint-Free Environment*‡
    - Side rails - A Hidden Danger*‡
    - What Are Physical Restraints?*‡
  • Safety
    - Aggressive Residents*‡
    - Bloodborne Pathogens*‡
    - Bloodborne Pathogens - Fundamentals
    - Defensive Driving
    - Emergencies and Disasters -- What You Need to Know‡
    - Ergonomics -- Lifting and Moving*‡
    - Fire Safety*‡
    - Hazard Communication – MSDS*
    - HIV and AIDS - What You Need to Know (meets FL requirement)
    - Kitchen Safety
    - Investigating Employee Accidents*‡
    - Lockout/Tag out Procedures*
    - Personal Protective Equipment*‡
    - Preventing Slips, Trips & Falls*‡
    - Preventing Workplace Violence*‡
    - Transferring, Repositioning and Lifting Residents Safely*‡
    - Tuberculosis - What You Need to Know‡
  • Other
    - Managing the Employee on Transitional Duty*
    - Professionalism in the Workplace*‡
    - What Families Should Expect from Long-Term Care

* Module has been reviewed by the National Continuing Education Review Service (NCERS) of the National Association of Boards of Examiners for Nursing Home Administrators (NAB) and approved for 1 clock hour and 1 participant hour

‡Module  co-provided by Rush University College of Nursing, an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Illinois Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation.  This CNE activity is being offered for 1 contact hour.  This program is being offered without bias and without commercial support.


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