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This e-mail newsletter, created for staff trainers responsible for training nursing assistants, offers a new tip on care issues each week!

August 28, 2008   (Volume 6, Issue 15)
 
Apply restorative nursing care principles to all residents

The principles of restorative nursing care, designed to assist residents to attain and maintain the highest level of physical, mental, and psychosocial function possible, apply to all residents.

 

Other recently-published articles from LTC Nursing Assistant Trainer:

Assessing for hypoxemia
Managing wandering behavior
Mental and consciousness evaluation
Nursing responsibilities for managing pain
Prevent dehydration with nursing interventions
Apply restorative nursing care principles to all residents
Proper smoking procedures prevent deaths and injuries at LTC facilities
Identify fall risks at admission to prevent falls
Prevent pressure ulcers with proper nursing care
Control MRSA infections with proper staff training
Monitor at-risk residents to prevent permanent kidney damage
Control lawsuits with adequate staff and training
Recognize the signs of weight loss and malnutrition
Avoid immobility with preventive care
Coping during an anxiety attack

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