An overview of the dangers of immobility and how CNAs can improve the quality of life in their bedbound clients.

In this course, caregivers will review the dying process, how to recognize symptoms that signal death is near, how to provide comfort for dying clients and their families and how to care for the body once death has occurred.

This course reviews the basic concepts of ethics in health care.

This inservice gives caregivers the knowledge and tools they need to deal with grief.

This course provides caregivers with simple A, B, C, and D guildelines to help maintain their clients’ dignity.

This lesson provides caregivers with a description of oxygen therapy and which clients may need it.

This inservice includes basic information about death and the grief process, the importance of listening and tips on verbal non-verbal communication with dying clients and their families.

A lesson on the five domains of pain and how caregivers can help clients who may be experiencing them.

An inservice for caregivers that covers advance directives including definitions, legal and moral aspects and the relationship of advance directives to patient rights.

An overview of basic human needs–and what caregivers can do to help your clients meet these basic requirements.

This topic includes a description of the services provided by most hospice programs and tips for how caregivers can help hospice patients regardless of the hospice location.

Caregivers will also learn about common religious rituals, communication tips when discussing spirituality or religion and what their role is in pastoral care.