Introduction - [Title]
Emergency Preparedness: Introduction - [Video]
Introduction
Effective Emergency Preparedness: Hazard Assessments
Effective Emergency Preparedness: Emergency Plan
Effective Emergency Preparedness: Clinical Staff Responsibilities
Responding to Emergencies - [Title]
Responding to Emergencies - [Video]
Responding to Emergencies: Overview
Responding to Emergencies: Communication - [Title]
Responding to Emergencies: Communication - [Video]
Communication Begins Before the Emergency
The Importance of a Contact List
Using Emergency Communication Systems
Responding to Emergencies: Chain of Command
Patient and Staff Safety - [Title]
Patient and Staff Safety - [Video]
Patient and Staff Safety: Overview
Mobility
Medical Needs, Pt . 1
Medical Needs, Pt . 2
Food, Water, Shelter
Evacuation - [Title]
Evacuation - [Video]
Evacuation: Overview
Partial or Complete Evacuations
Horizontal or Vertical Evacuations
Evacuating a Floor
Floor Evacuation: Shelter in Place, or Evacuate?
Fire Safety - [Title]
Fire Safety: Overview
How to Handle a Fire - [Video]
How to Handle a Fire: RACE
Rescue
Alarm and Alert
Confine
Extinguish or Evacuate
Using a Fire Extinguisher: PASS Acronym
Carbon Monoxide Exposure - [Title]
Carbon Monoxide Exposure - [Video]
Carbon Monoxide Exposure: Overview
Sources of Carbon Monoxide Exposure
Signs and Symptoms of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Carbon Monoxide Detectors
How to Handle a Carbon Monoxide Exposure - [Video]
How to Handle a Carbon Monoxide Exposure
Hazardous Material Exposure - [Title]
Hazardous Material Exposure - [Video]
Hazardous Material Exposure: Overview
The Most Common Hazardous Materials
Blood or Body Fluid Exposure
A. Needlestick Protocols
B. Dermal or Ocular Contact
Exposure to Cleaning Products and Disinfectants
A. Ingestion of Cleaning Products
B. Locate the SDS of the Cleaning Product
C. Dermal or Ocular Contact
Spills
Course Summary
Course Quiz
References
Course Evaluation Instructions
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OSHA healthcare training is required annually. This comprehensive course covers workplace safety and standards-related topics to help you avoid injury and illness.
Just as every home should have a fire safety plan, so too should every long-term care facility. This course will teach you the essentials for the benefit of both residents and nursing professionals alike.
To provide quality care, you will need to learn the essentials of compliance and ethics. This course covers the privacy issues and rights of residents in long-term care facilities, plus workplace discrimination and harassment.
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