The 3 D's: Delirium, Dementia, and Depression course is designed to provide an introduction to these common, yet often misunderstood, mental health conditions. These conditions can be particularly challenging for caregivers and healthcare providers, as they can present with similar symptoms, making diagnosis and treatment difficult. This course aims to help participants understand the differences between delirium, dementia, and depression, identify their causes and symptoms, and learn effective strategies for managing and providing care for individuals affected by these conditions. Hide

Performing and Interpreting Simple Measures and Tests is a fundamental course designed for home healthcare workers to enhance their skills in conducting basic health assessments and interpreting the results accurately. This course aims to train healthcare workers to administer simple tests and measures, such as monitoring vital signs, blood sugar levels, and oxygen saturation, to ensure the well-being of their patients. By understanding the significance of these tests and measures, healthcare workers can better collaborate with healthcare professionals and contribute to the overall health management of their patients. Hide

Ambulation and transfers are essential skills for caregivers to assist individuals who require help with mobility. This course is designed for caregivers who wish to learn the basics of ambulation, transfers, and safe patient handling techniques. These skills are crucial for maintaining the safety, comfort, and dignity of the individuals they care for, as well as preventing injuries to both the caregiver and the patient. The course will cover a variety of techniques and devices used in ambulation and transfers, along with best practices for maintaining proper body mechanics and communication during the process. Hide