Home Care Provider
Course Details
Caregiving means providing care for the physical and emotional needs of a family member or a friend at home. Caregiving may involve: assisting with meals, personal care, and transportation and also helping with medical procedures and therapy. The course helps the healthcare professional learn the skills and techniques for managing the daily activities of an old and bedridden patient.
Skills in Care Giving:
- turn and position a client in bed
- mouth/oral care
- footcare
- assist the client with the weak arm to dress
- put a knee-high stocking on the client
- assist a client with a bed bath
COURSES Details
DIPLOMA IN HOME CARE PROVIDER
ELIGIBILITY - 10TH PASS
SCOPE AND JOB OPPORTUNITIES:
Benefits of Certification: Fundamental of Care Giving: Introduction to person-centered care, basic communication, overcoming challenges, the professional caregiver, mandatory reporting and preventing mistreatment, breaking the chain of infection, safely assisting with walking and transfers, falls and prevention, and body care. Infection Nutrition & Food Safety: Nutrition, healthy eating, healthy eating habits, guidelines of good nutrition, planning, shopping, preparing meals, and safe food handling. foodborne illness, preventing foodborne illness.
Understanding Dementia: Introduction, caregiving tips and techniques, managing daily activities. understanding and managing behaviors, and how dementia impacts the family. caring for the caregiver. Working with Client with Dementia: Introduction. ten tips for communicating with a person with dementia, handling troubling behavior, incontinence, agitation, paranoia, sleeplessness/ sundowning, and eating nutrition.
- Private Home Care Provider
- Can be associated with hospitals
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