MDS 3.0 training now available
Printable Version
Where the ACTION is! - Professionalism
Author:
Mary Madison, R.N., RAC-CT, CDP
Purpose:
To describe the basic principles of professionalism. The direct caregiver will gain a sense of pride in the work he/she does in long-term care.
Objectives:
State six basic principles of professionalism.
Recognize the role of the Direct Care/Universal Worker on the caregiving team.
Discuss the role of the other members on the team.
Demonstrate two tips on communicating with residents.
List three ways a Direct Care/Universal Worker can impact the future of long-term care.
Target Audience:
Certified Nursing Assistants, Resident Care Technicians, Direct Care Providers in the long-term care setting.
In-Service Education Credit:
Approved for 2 hours
Back
Single Copy
$20.00 per copy
10-Pack
$120.00 per 10-Pack
Please contact The Learning Center at 800-253-7697 Ext. 124 to place your order. Payment is accepted by check, money order, or credit card. Also, please review important
education policy
information.
Site map
Copyright ©2010
Creative Solutions Unlimited, Inc.
All rights reserved.
Site Designed, Developed, and Hosted by
iStop
®
Web Design and Hosting Services
