
What it Means to be Part of a Caregiving Team
Price: $15.00
Caregiving is both challenging and deeply rewarding, and it is most effective when delivered through strong teamwork.
This course explores the essential elements of functioning as part of a caregiving team in healthcare and residential care settings.
Learners will examine team roles and responsibilities, communication strategies, collaboration techniques, and approaches to building a supportive work environment.
Emphasis is placed on reducing stress, preventing burnout, and fostering a positive team culture that enhances both caregiver satisfaction and quality of care.
Learning Objectives:
Describe the key roles and responsibilities within a caregiving team.
Apply communication strategies that promote collaboration and address conflict constructively.
Identify strategies for building and sustaining a positive, supportive team culture.
Recognize techniques to manage stress and incorporate effective self-care practices.
Intended Audience: Long-term care workers (LTCW), home care aides (HCA), nursing assistants (NAR/NAC), registered nurses (RN) and other healthcare professionals.
State: Washington
Course Type: Continuing Education
Course Credits: 1 hour of Continuing Education credit
Language: English
Delivery: Self-Paced Online
Prerequisites: none
