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At Just for CNAs, we know how hard you work every day as a nursing assistant. When you get home from work, the last thing on your mind is continuing education. If your employer does not provide this ongoing training, it is probably next to impossible to fit it in your schedule. Here at Just for CNAs, we want to help you complete your required continuing education credits. With our online system, you can ensure that your are up-to-date with just a few clicks of the mouse. Through October 31st, we're giving away two free inservice topics with your purchase of the four modules of your choice (with coupon code FALL4FREE). To take advantage of this offer, follow these steps: read more » |
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New Topic Addition: "Building Trust & Confidence with Clients" Frequently, as a CNA you must intrude on your client's intimate space. Imagine having someone you don't know very well provide all of your private personal care. This can be a very uncomfortable situation! For example: Setting boundaries early in the relationship with your client will help you build trust. To set clear boundaries, try the following: read more » |
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But, when you set the tone and build the relationship on trust and confidence, you can minimize the discomfort.
Fires can happen anywhere, any time, for a variety of reasons. But, when a fire occurs in a facility or home where frail, elderly or sick people live, the consequences can be devastating. What should you do if a fire breaks out where you work? First of all...don’t panic! If a fire breaks out, stay calm to set an example for clients—and follow these R.A.C.E. guidelines. read more » |
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Have you ever felt bored at work...sick and tired of the same old daily routine? It happens to all of us, but did you know that you have the power to banish boredom in your life? One of the best ways to stay enthusiastic about your job is to learn something new every day...and then apply that knowledge to your client care. This puts YOU in charge of many aspects of your work day and also helps make you an outstanding nurse aide. Learning something new every day is simple whether you pick up a tip from a co-worker, read an article in a health-related magazine or complete one of your annual inservice hours. But there's more to daily learning than just banning boredom! By taking charge of your own learning needs, you'll reap the benefits of lifelong learning. When you learn new things, you: read more » |
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