We want to hear your thoughts on CNA training
Contemporary Long-Term Care Weekly, January 29, 2009
At HCPro, we are dedicated to providing quality information that meets the needs of our readers. Currently, we are working to improve the CNA training services we offer but, to do so, we need your help.
On Wednesday, February 11th from 1:00-2:00pm EST, we will be holding a focus group conference call for staff educators or anyone responsible for CNA training. During this conference call we will talk about different training methods, discuss how we can better meet your training needs, and get a sense of how we should move forward with our CNA training services and products in the coming year. In short, it’s a way to keep our hands on the pulse of CNA training.
If you are interested in participating in this conference call, please let me know and I can provide some further details.
Thanks, and I hope to hear from you soon,
MacKenzie Kimball
mkimball@hcpro.com
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