Welcome to Community Training Connection for Staff!

This four‐hour course will instruct facility staff in how to analyze the emergency needs of the facility and provide guidance for the writing and implementation of a disaster plan. Disasters of all kinds are reviewed, from weather emergencies to terrorist attacks. Read more

House fires are one of the most common and dangerous emergencies in a residential setting. Even the smallest fires can spread remarkably quickly. This course prepares residential care staff for the possiblity of a house fire--including understanding the basics of fires and how they start, fire prevention, and what to do in case of a fire. Read more

This course discusses the key issues related to a resident’s psychosocial needs, and how to provide for resident well-being. Topics include the 7 Dimensions of Wellness, key occupational and life transitions that affect a resident’s well-being, and concrete steps you can take to help provide for your resident’s psychosocial needs. Read more

The residents and staff in long-term care facilities are at higher risk of infection than the average population. Infections acquired in healthcare settings account for as many as 380,000 deaths annually.  Infections add to healthcare costs, increase hospitalizations, and lead to diminished quality of life for your residents. For these reasons, infection control must be one of the primary goals of care in your facility. Read more

The residents and staff in long-term care facilities are at higher risk of infection than the average population. Infections acquired in healthcare settings account for as many as 380,000 deaths annually. Infections add to health care costs, increase hospitalizations, and diminish your residents’ quality of life. For these reasons, infection control must be one of the primary goals of care in your facility. This course reviews the regulatory requirements for infection prevention and the role of the Infection Preventionist. Read more

This one-hour class addresses issues for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals living in licensed residential care facilities, including regulations regarding training and rights, defining key terms, LGBT rights history, common situations for LGBT individuals in residential care, and preparing your facility to welcome LGBT residents. Read more