Long Term Care: Training for Required Federal …

1 Updated Dec 2011 LTC Care2 Learn P= Inservice; All other numbers indicate a CE Course Long Term care : Training for Required Federal education /F-Tags Federal Requirement Reference Course # Sample of Available Topics (visit website for more) Abuse & Neglect Train employees at orientation & ongoing on issues related to abuse prohibition practices. F 223, F 224 & F226 P1036 Abuse and Neglect of the Elderly - An Overview P1037 A Closer Look at Elder Abuse 1054 Abuse and Neglect of the Elderly P1134 Failure to Thrive in Older Adults Resident Rights Educate staff on facility policies & procedures on advance directives and resident rights.

2 F 150 F 156 P1013 Resident s Rights: The Right Thing to Do P1014 Choices: A Gift We Owe Our Residents P1170 Boundaries in Caregiving P1058 End of Life care : Advance Directives Infection Prevention & Control Educate employees at orientation and ongoing on standard precautions & infection control. F 441 1350 Infection Control Planning in LTC P1194 MRSA: A Time for Action P1066 Handwashing: The Latest CDC Recommendations P1152 Tuberculosis: The Basics P1028 Infection Control Inservice P1175 Prevention of Urinary Tract Infections in the Elderly Emergency Preparedness Train employees in emergency procedures on orientation and ongoing.

3 F 518 1140 Bioterrorism for Nurses 1269 Disaster Preparedness: A Template for Preparation for LTC P1153 Disaster Preparedness: Hurricane Preparedness P1154 Disaster Preparedness: Severe Weather and Natural Disasters P1155 Disaster Preparedness: Extreme Heat and Cold P1156 Disaster Preparedness: Bioterrorism, Terrorism & Nuclear Disaster HIPAA Provide Training on HIPAA policies & procedures at orientation & with change to policy/procedure. 45 CFR (b) 1183 The HIPAA Privacy Rule: Patient Services and Marketing 1045 HIPAA Privacy Standards P1035 HIPAA Privacy Standards for Everyone Exposure Prevention & Control OSHA requires orientation and annual Training on bloodborne pathogens and exposure control.

4 29 CFR CPL (OSHA) CPL (OSHA) 1068 HIV/AIDS: Prevention and Management of Occupational Exposure 1198 Hepatitis: The ABC s P1026 HIV and AIDS: An Inservice for Health care Workers P1188 Back to Basics: OSHA Fit Testing for Particulate Respirators P1137 HIV and AIDS: Answering Your Questions P1075 Bloodborne Pathogens: OSHA Standard OSHA Right to Know Provide employees information & Training on hazardous chemicals and health hazards on orientation and with introduction of new hazards. 29 CFR (h) P1059 Hazard Communication: MSDS and your Right to Know P1105 Hazardous Materials P1033 Falls, Fire and Other Hazards P1162 Lockout/Tagout: OSHA Requirements Federal False Claims Act Educate employees & contracted staff on Federal False Claims Act upon orientation.

5 Required for health care providers making/receiving annual Medicaid payments of 5 million dollars or more. False Claims Act (31 3279) Deficit Reduction Act 2005 P1117 Compliance P1166 Documentation for Nursing Assistants 1273 Documentation of Rehab Services for Medicare Reimbursement 1249 Documentation: Legal Aspects 1149 Regulation, Reimbursement, Quality and Ethics in a Competitive Long-Term care Environment Restraints The resident has the right to be free from restraints. F 221 / 222 1220 Restraint Prevention and Management 1366 Avoiding the Use of Restraints 1367 Restraints, Seclusion, and the 1 Hour Evaluation 1392 Interviewing for MDS Resident Assessment 1393 Introduction to MDS 1395 MDS : Sections A through Z 1396 MDS and RUGS IV: What you Need to Know Updated Dec 2011 LTC Care2 Learn P= Inservice.

6 All other numbers indicate a CE Course Federal Requirement Reference Course # Sample of Available Topics (visit website for more) Quality of care Each resident must receive the necessary care and services to attain or maintain the highest practicable physical, mental and psychological well-being. F 309 1161 Diabetes: Oral Medications Used to Treat People with Type 2 Diabetes 1172 Pain Assessment and Management P1074 Fluid Replacement: The Danger of Dehydration P1173 Recognizing and Responding to Pain * End of Life care Series (multiple programs) * care Basics Series (multiple programs) Pressure Ulcers The facility must ensure that the resident does not develop pressure sores unless the individual s clinical condition demonstrates that they were unavoidable.

7 F 314 1365 Pressure Ulcers: Prevention, care and Management 1108 Nutrition and Wound Healing 1274 Pressure Ulcer Risk Factors & Prevention Techniques: Every Square Inch 1301 Wound Series: Pressure Ulcer Assessment, Intervention and Prevention P1060 Prevention of Pressure Ulcers-How you can help P1176 Pressure Ulcer Risk Factors and Prevention Techniques Restorative Nursing The facility is responsible for providing maintenance and restorative programs that will not only maintain but improve, as indicated by the resident s comprehensive assessment to achieve and maintain the highest practicable outcome. F 311 1403 Restorative Nursing Foundation 1406 Restorative Nursing: Dining and Feeding 1407 Restorative Nursing: Bowel and Bladder 1408 Restorative Nursing: Mobility 1409 Restorative Nursing: Range of Motion (ROM) 1410 Restorative Nursing: Activities of Daily Living P1211 Restorative Nursing for Nursing Assistants P1213 Restorative Nursing: Bowel and Bladder for Nursing Assistants P1214 Restorative Nursing: Dining and Feeding for Nursing Assistants P1215 Restorative Nursing: Mobility for Nursing Assistants P1216 Restorative Nursing: Range of Motion for Nursing Assistants P1217 Restorative Nursing.

8 Activities of Daily Living for Nursing Assistants Incontinence The resident who is incontinent of bladder receives appropriate treatment and services to prevent urinary tract infections and to restore as much normal bladder function as possible. F 315 P1071 Urinary Catheter care P1151 Bowel and Bladder care and Training 1364 Preventing Catheter-Associated UTIs in Indwelling Catheters 1143 Incontinence - Squeeze When you Sneeze Accidents & Supervision Train employees on ensuring that the resident environment remains free from accident hazards as possible; and each resident receives adequate supervision. F 323 1111 Risk Management in Long Term care 1363 Preventing Patient Falls: A Team Approach P1114 Elopement: Prevention and Action P1033 Falls, Fire and Other Hazards P1105 Hazardous Materials * care Basics Series (multiple programs) Medication Errors The facility is responsible for ensuring that the place and residents are free of medication errors.

9 F 332 / 333 1101 Medical Errors Prevention 1125 Medication Actions and Interactions CNA Ongoing education Each nurse aide must have no less than twelve hours of in-service education per year. F 497 Variety of Courses & Inservices available. Following is a sample: P1049 Basic Clinical Skills P1011 Communicating with the Elderly P1087 Managing Problem Behaviors Day-to-Day P1181 Patient Mobility: Transfer Skills P1225 Abuse of the Elderly on the Job: Don t Let it Be Me * care Basics Series P1086 Dementia care : Understanding the Residents with Memory Problems * Inservice Series: * care Basics (7 programs) * Dementia care (8 programs) * Disaster Preparedness (4 programs) * End of Life (6 programs) * Hepatitis (4 programs) * Life Skills (14 programs)