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Answers to Common Questions about the H1N1 Flu

H1N1 FluAre your patients asking you questions about the H1N1 Flu? Do you notice that many people have the same concerns about the H1N1 Virus? If you find yourself unsure of how to answer any questions your patients might have, maybe this will help!  read more »

Successful CNAs: Education Is the Key!

For CNAs: Tips for Avoiding the Flu!

CNAs: Your Stock is Rising!

Inservice Highlight: Taking Care of Your Back

Just for CNAs: Getting Rewarded & Appreciated on the Job

Just for CNAs: Relaxing After a Hard Day at Work!

CNA Relaxing After workIn today’s hectic world, many people feel stressed out, over-loaded and over-stimulated. We live in a society of convenience and speed--anything and everything is available with one click or keystroke. This may have something to do with why many people are so anxious, tired and overextended. It is also hard to relax and combat stress at the end of a long day because work finds a way to follow us home. Here are a few simple and inexpensive ways to reduce stress and rejuvenate your mind and body after work:  
 
First, when you get home, change clothes and put on something more comfortable. This will help the mind signal the transition from work to home.  Since you are finally off the time-clock and ready for “me” time, try to relax and do the activities that you enjoy. Make an effort to develop a low stress routine after work. Once you have made this routine a habit, relaxation may come more naturally to you. 
 
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Save Time by Setting Goals…and Thinking Outside the Box

Are you one of roughly 100 million Americans who wish you had more time during the day to finish all of your work? Recently, the trend of working late and generally spending more time at work has become a common and accepted practice across America. Doing this may allow you to accomplish a few more tasks, but this will also result in less time for your personal life. Instead of sacrificing the proper balance between work and play, try some of these time saving tips:  read more »


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