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Abnormal signs and symptoms (See Assessment: recognizing abnormal signs and symptoms)
Accepting the challenge (Part of Transitions through the lifespan series)
Age appropriate play: 12 to 24 months
Age appropriate play: 2 and 3 year olds
Age appropriate play: the first 12 months
*AIDS caregiving: Universal precautions and psychosocial issues (*NO LONGER IN COLLECTION)
Alzheimer’s disease: minimizing care problems
Assisting with urinary and bowel elimination (Part of Lippincott video series for nursing assistants)
Basic nutrition (Part of Lippincott video series for nursing assistants)
Bathing (Pt 1) The Bed Bath (See Techniques in bathing: The bed bath)
Bathing (Pt 2) Perineal Care (See Techniques in bathing: tub bath, shower, shampoo & perineal care)
Bereavement issues in palliative care
Blocks to therapeutic communication (Part of Nurse & patient interaction)
Body functions and vital signs
Body mechanics and positioning
Bon appetit: how to create meaningful mealtimes in LTC facilities
Breaking the chain of nosocomial pressure sores
Caring for people with dementia (Part of Lippincott video series for nursing assistants)
Caring for people with Parkinson’s disease
Caring for persons with AIDS: a guide for home care aides
Caring for senior citizens: psycho-social issues
Choice & challenge: caring for aggressive older adults across levels of care
Cleanliness and hygiene (Part of Lippincott video series for nursing assistants)
Communicating with clients from different cultures
Communication and documentation skills
Complete job search system:
Confidentiality: it's your right and your responsibility
Cultural diversity: appreciating the differences
Cultural diversity in healthcare: a different point of view
Dealing with Alzheimer's disease: a common sense approach to communication
Dealing with difficult behaviors: guidelines for nursing assistants
Death and Dying (see End of Life Care, part of Lippincott video series for nursing assistants)
*Death and dying: issues for home care aides and caregivers (*NO LONGER IN COLLECTION)
Early adulthood: cognitive development (see series: Developing adult)
Eating assistance: encouraging participation
Elimination, specimen collection and urinary care (see Essential elimination skills)
Entry into the workforce (part of Lippincott video series for nursing assistants)
Ethics, residents’ rights and dignity
Exercise (part of Lippincott video series for nursing assistants)
Fall prevention: providing a safe environment
Family guide to long-term care
Future of aging (part of series: Growing old in a new age)
Getting cooperation: team building that works
Give your child a safe start (series)
Grief and loss: issues for home health caregivers
Group work: fundamentals of group process
Growing old in a new age (series)
Growth and development (part of Lippincott's pediatric nursing series)
Hide & seek: eight strategies to prevent the spread of infection
* Hospice: caring instead of curing (*NO LONGER IN COLLECTION)
How-to’s: the maintenance of oral health standard
Impaired mobility: the nurse’s role
Infection control and safety measures (Mosby, 2010)
Infection control in the long term care facility (1991)
Infection control skills (Medcom, 2013)
Inner views of grief: the stories of five bereaved young people
Introduction to WHMIS (part of Chemical Safety series)
Labor of Love: five stories of caregiving
Learn how to clean and maintain your dentures
Lifting and transferring: using good body mechanics
Maintaining senior’s independence through home adaptations
Manual transfers positioning & repositioning
Maximizing movement in daily care: a guide for care providers
Mechanical lifts, seating and ambulation
Middle adulthood: physical development, a time of change (part of The developing adult series)
Middle childhood: physical growth and development (part of The developing child series)
Nutrition for independent elders
Nutritional risks and challenges
Orientation to home care aide services/professionalism
Ostomy, urinary drainage, and catheter care
Pain in the elderly (part of McCaffery : contemporary issues in pain management series)
Palliative care/end of life issues
Patient and resident rights and communication (part of Lippincott video series for nursing assistants)
Personal care skills for the care provider
Positioning and lifting patients and residents (part of Lippincott video series for nursing assistants)
Positioning, turning & transferring
Practical skills in home management
Principles for the nursing assistant
Promoting independence: advice for caregivers
Range of motion exercises (Medcom, 2014)
Range of motion exercises (Medcom, 2009)
Recognizing abnormal signs and symptoms
Reporting and recording observations
Restraint/non-restraint: part I and part II
*Safety in home care (*NO LONGER IN COLLECTION)
Safety starts at home: the essential childproofing guide
SARA Lift, Opera Lift, and Ambulift
Sell yourself well: job interview techniques that work
Silver spoons: dysphagia management program
Solving bathing problems in persons with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias
Special procedures and emergency care
Specimen collection and surgical care
Stoke help for families and caregivers series (see Self care)
Swallowing disorders treatment
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Target audience: families (see H.I.D.E. & S.E.E.K.: eight strategies to prevent the spread of infection)
Team approach to palliative care (see Effective palliative care: team approach to palliative care)
Techniques in bathing, part 1: the bed bath (2010) (See Techniques in bathing: the bed bath)
Techniques in bathing, part 2: perineal care (2010) (See Techniques in bathing: tub bath, shower, shampoo and perineal care)
Techniques in bedmaking (see Bedmaking, part of Lippincott video series for nursing assistants)
Techniques in Toileting and Incontinent Care (Medcom, 2013) (See also: Incontinence care (Medcom, 2014)
Teenage mind and body (part of Time to grow series)
Transfer and ambulation skills
Transferring patients and residents (part of Lippincott video series for nursing assistants)
What you eat: national food test
Without fear: a video about violence against women
Working with various client populations
