Age Specific Care for the Population We Serve

VHS:: 295.00 DVD:: 295.00 Online 1-year:: 295.00 Online 2-year:: 345.00 Online 3-year:: 395.00
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“All hospital staff that interact with patients and their families must acquire the knowledge, skills, ability and behaviors essential to provide care to specific populations." -The Joint Commission

Learning Objective: Developed to meet the Joint Commission's requirements, this 18 minute video training program with Clinical Guide and Post Test will enhance the competency skills necessary to provide appropriate care regardless of the patient’s age

Packed with hands-on tips, practical examples and helpful insights, this program benefits all healthcare workers from Admissions to the Bedside to Discharge Planning.

Topics covered include:

• The Six Stages of Growth and Development
• Physical Growth Characteristics
• Safety Concerns
• Psychosocial Considerations
• Special Clinical Concerns for each stage
• Patient and Family Education

• Annual In-service
• Nursing Education
• New Employee Orientation
• General Staff Education
• Mandatory Training
• Nursing Students

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