We conducted a survey in June to determine how COVID-19 had changed business operations and training needs in healthcare, here's what we found.
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Learn how to make sure everyone on your team understands how to recognize harassment in all its forms, how to report it, and what to do to help prevent it.
Occupational therapists play a critical role in skilled nursing facilities by improving residents’ mobility and increasing their quality of life. In this blog, we look at the importance of their role.
Hospice interview questions assess knowledge and interpersonal skills to ensure a candidate is the right fit for the job. Here we set out some suggested questions.
Hospice volunteers play a unique role within the palliative care space, providing patients with much-needed comfort during a very vulnerable stage of life.
Nursing assistants, with their hands-on and eyes-on interactions with clients, serve a vital role in the healthcare system, and they are recognized during National Nursing Assistants Week.
Looking to learn more about becoming a wound care nurse? Read our blog post to learn more about wound care certifications and what wound care nurses do.
Wound care nurses provide a range of healthcare services to patients dealing with chronic and acute wounds, making wound care nursing an in-demand profession
As we celebrate National Nursing Assistants Week we consider the important role direct care workers can play in helping elderly clients maintain their independence.
Telehealth has become not just a beneficial option but a vital resource amid the coronavirus pandemic. Find out about the key aspects of the transition to telehealth.
Accurate wound documentation improves patient care and protects your team from liability. Learn more about wound care documentation, including examples and best practices.
The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked grief issues unlike anything the healthcare system has ever witnessed. We answer some of the key questions from our recent webinar.
Seniors receiving care at home have a better chance of social distancing than those in skilled nursing facilities, but the stress of the pandemic is creeping into the home care environment.
To give good care to assisted living residents with dementia, you must use care that focuses on the specific needs of residents and their abilities — person-centered care.
With therapists caring directly for elders facing often contradictory information during the COVID-19 crisis, how do we continue to provide the services needed by those in care?
