Course Description
Back to Course ListResident Rights in Senior Care Settings
Course Summary
A large number of senior care setting residents require nursing and health care professional care throughout the United States. These patients are dependent on assigned health care professionals for the majority of the time relative to their activities of daily living (ADL). Worldwide, the older-aged population is predicted to grow and the senior care setting staff that will be providing direct patient care will be in demand. The senior care setting delivers direct personal care for patients who are convalescing or who require long-term care, such as the elderly, as well as the funding or insuring agencies supporting services.
Course Objectives
- Explain the basic rights of senior care setting residents
- List several practical methods for protecting the rights of senior care setting residents
- Describe how elder abuse should be reported
Course Syllabus
- Introduction
- Senior Care Settings In The United States
- Rights Of Senior Care Setting Residents
- Protecting The Rights Of Senior Care Setting Residents
- Elder Abuse: A Growing Problem
- Reporting Elder Abuse
Target Audience:
CNA
Credits:
1.0