MD Assisted Living Annual Package with 2 Hours of Cognitive Impairment & Mental Illness Training

The number of fatalities and burn injuries caused by fires has declined gradually over the past several decades, but the majority of those injuries could have been prevented. Fire safety training is very important and should be learned and practiced by everyone.

You are exposed to infection and bacteria on a daily basis. It's important to know what to do when you are exposed to especially harmful bacteria and pathogens. This course covers the basics of infection control and universal precautions.

Foodborne Illness is a common health issue. The good news? It is very preventable! In this course, you will learn what foodborne illness is, how it is contracted and the ways you can prevent it. If you prepare or eat food, you can benefit from this training!

What should you do in the case of a natural disaster? When is it necessary for you to evacuate the assisted living facility? The answers to these questions should be in the facility's Emergency Disaster Plan, and this course is a good start for senior care workers to learn what is expected during an emergency situation.

The CDC estimates that more than 16 million people in the United States are living with cognitive impairment. In this course, you will learn about cognitive impairment and how it relates to dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. We'll also discuss the differences between the changes associated with normal aging and cognitive impairment and offer methods for treating and supporting those with cognitive difficulties.

This course will provide an introduction to common mental health disorders. We will establish definitions, understand the warning signs, and discuss how you can help an individual diagnosed with any of the mental health disorders covered in this training.