Challenging Behaviors in Dementia: Exit Seeking is a course designed for caregiving staff who work with patients experiencing dementia. Exit seeking is a common behavior exhibited by individuals with dementia, often driven by confusion, anxiety, or a desire to return to familiar surroundings. This course will provide caregivers with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand, manage, and reduce exit-seeking behaviors while providing compassionate and effective care for their patients. Hide

Dressing Changes and Wound Care is a course designed for caregivers who are responsible for assisting patients with various types of wounds. Wound care is an essential skill for caregivers, as proper care can prevent infections, promote healing, and reduce the risk of complications. This course will provide a comprehensive overview of the types of wounds, the principles of wound care, and the steps for performing dressing changes. It will also cover essential hygiene practices, the use of different types of dressings, and how to identify signs of infection or other complications. The course aims to equip caregivers with the knowledge and skills necessary to confidently and effectively care for patients with wounds. Hide

The Normal Range of Motion and Positioning course is designed to provide caregivers with the essential knowledge and skills for maintaining proper body alignment, movement, and positioning for their clients or loved ones. This course covers the normal range of motion for major joints, the importance of proper positioning, and techniques to prevent complications such as pressure sores, contractures, and muscle atrophy. By understanding the principles of normal range of motion and positioning, caregivers can improve the comfort, mobility, and overall quality of life for the people they care for. Hide