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You’ve probably heard people at work talking about “quality improvement”. You may have been asked to participate in a QI study or attend a QI committee meeting. But what’s all this fuss about quality—especially when everyone’s already working so hard? Health organizations focus on quality in order to raise the level of client care—no matter how good it may already be. The idea of a quality improvement program is to:
A quality improvement program helps health care organizations measure how well they meet the needs of both clients and employees. QI cuts across all departments and requires participation from every staff member… from housekeeping staff to clerical employees to client care staff. read more » |
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Did you know that…?
Seven new topics have been added to our inservice library! Click on the links below to check each one out. |
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And, now, the conclusion to "The Sad Truth" by Kristy Vosberg, CNA (pictured here in the blue scrubs on the right, with her instructor, Mairi): |
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Here is part 3 of Kristy Vosberg's wonderful story about a nursing assistant and her connection with a woman with Alzheimer's disease: read more » |
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Here is Part 2 of Kristy Vosberg's compelling story about a woman battling Alzheimer's disease. (By the way, Kristy received an "A" on her paper!) read more » |
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Kristy Vosberg just completed the CNA program at her local college. During the course, she was asked to write a paper on Alzheimer's disease. Her assignment was to describe the 3 stages, the signs and symptoms of the disease and how, as a CNA, she would care for a person with Alzheimer's. Instead of simply spitting out the facts about this disease in a dull, factual way, Kristy decided to write a short story about a woman living--and losing--her life as she passes through the stages of Alzheimer's. read more » |
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