In a fire emergency, time is critical. The role of a trainer is to provide instruction for employees working in community-based residential facilities (CBRFs) on how to keep a living environment safe for vulnerable adults. This course provides more safety information to better prepare others in the event of a fire emergency.

Trainers are required to teach caregivers how to recognize first aid emergencies and sudden illnesses and how to provide prompt and adequate treatment. This course provides more information on some common sudden illnesses and best practices for the overall health and safety of residents.

Medication preparation and administration are extremely important responsibilities. This course reviews essential medication administration skills, how to manage and document PRN medications, and why medical diversion is a concern in long-term care. Best practices to prevent diversion are also reviewed. 

Medications are prescribed to meet specific needs and illnesses. It is important to administer them safely and accurately while always considering medication side effects and other concerns. Included in this course is a review of the regulations for medication management and the administration process.  A focuses on the administration of concerning medications, psychotic medications, and common medications for chronic conditions is reviewed.

Observing, reporting, and promptly documenting resident changes in the condition is critical to the safety and health of residents. Every assisted living and its employees must comply with safeguarding protected health information. This course provides information about observation and documentation of resident changes of condition, a comprehensive review of prompt and adequate treatment, and required security and privacy standards in assisted living.

related to the process as well. Common medication dosage forms are reviewed and how to administer medication via the required route. Hand hygiene required during medication passes is reviewed.

Trainers are required to teach the procedures for caregivers to follow to lower the chances of spreading the disease. This course provides more information on standard precautions, bloodborne pathogens, and infection control as it relates to assisted living to help prevent the spread of germs from person to person.

Trainers teach caregivers of diverse backgrounds, knowledge, and experience. This course provides information on adult learning styles and strategies helping to create a learning atmosphere that engages and encourages student participation.