Infections: Prevent Them
Program titles
The Geriatric Nursing Assistant:
The Most Important Team Player
(2 DVD series)
The Most Important Eyes
Order# CE600
Becoming an Extended Family Member
Order# CE601
» Descriptions and video clip
The Most Important Team Player
(2 DVD series)
The Most Important Eyes
Order# CE600
Becoming an Extended Family Member
Order# CE601
» Descriptions and video clip
Brush Those Teeth and Dentures:
Mouth Care for the Dependent Elderly
Order# CE606
» Description and video clip
Mouth Care for the Dependent Elderly
Order# CE606
» Description and video clip
The Basic Care Guide for the Elderly
(3 DVD series)
Care Essentials: Vital Signs Plus
Order# CE607
Recognizing and Preventing Emergencies
Order# CE608
Care Means Caring
Order# CE609
» Descriptions and video clip
(3 DVD series)
Care Essentials: Vital Signs Plus
Order# CE607
Recognizing and Preventing Emergencies
Order# CE608
Care Means Caring
Order# CE609
» Descriptions and video clip
Restorative Care: It’s Mandated
(4 DVD series)
Restorative Care: Everyone Can Do It
Order# CE611
Restorative Care: An Informal
Functional Assessment
Order# CE612
Restorative Care: Doing It
Order# CE613
Restorative Care: Being a Motivator
» Descriptions and video clips
(4 DVD series)
Restorative Care: Everyone Can Do It
Order# CE611
Restorative Care: An Informal
Functional Assessment
Order# CE612
Restorative Care: Doing It
Order# CE613
Restorative Care: Being a Motivator
» Descriptions and video clips
Special Considerations for
the Young Nursing Home Resident
(3 DVD series)
Understanding Me:
The Younger Resident’s Perspective
Order# RP110
Caring for the Younger Residents
Order# CE 615
Discovering Appropriate Activities
for the Young Resident
Order# CE 616
» Descriptions and video clip
the Young Nursing Home Resident
(3 DVD series)
Understanding Me:
The Younger Resident’s Perspective
Order# RP110
Caring for the Younger Residents
Order# CE 615
Discovering Appropriate Activities
for the Young Resident
Order# CE 616
» Descriptions and video clip
Disordered Behavior:
The Medication Culprit
(3 tape series)
Medication Side Effects Known to Cause
Changes in Behavior
Order #CE618
Recognizing Psychological and Behavioral
Side Effects to Medication
Order# CE619
Describing Side Effects to Medication
Order# CE620
» Descriptions
The Medication Culprit
(3 tape series)
Medication Side Effects Known to Cause
Changes in Behavior
Order #CE618
Recognizing Psychological and Behavioral
Side Effects to Medication
Order# CE619
Describing Side Effects to Medication
Order# CE620
» Descriptions
Dealing with Sexually Inappropriate Behavior
(2 DVD series)
Masturbation and Sexually Provocative
Behavior
Order# CE622
Physical touching and Disrobing
Order# CE623
» Descriptions
(2 DVD series)
Masturbation and Sexually Provocative
Behavior
Order# CE622
Physical touching and Disrobing
Order# CE623
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One East: A Day in Long-Term Care
Order# CE628
Order# CE628
Quality Indicator: Resident Function
(3 DVD series)
Improving Function, Improving Life
Order# CE631
The Nursing Assistant’s Role as
a Cheerleader and “Personal Trainer”
Order# CE632
Function – A Quality Indicator:
The GNA’s Role
Order# CE633
» Descriptions
(3 DVD series)
Improving Function, Improving Life
Order# CE631
The Nursing Assistant’s Role as
a Cheerleader and “Personal Trainer”
Order# CE632
Function – A Quality Indicator:
The GNA’s Role
Order# CE633
» Descriptions
Delirium: Recognizing, Reporting, and Responding for Quality Care
(3 tape series)
Delirium: Signs, Contributing Factors
and Causes
Order#CE634
Delirium First Alert: Early Recognition
of Risks and Symptoms
Order# CE635
Delirium: Strategies for Quality Care
Order# CE636
» Descriptions
(3 tape series)
Delirium: Signs, Contributing Factors
and Causes
Order#CE634
Delirium First Alert: Early Recognition
of Risks and Symptoms
Order# CE635
Delirium: Strategies for Quality Care
Order# CE636
» Descriptions
One East: A Day in Long-Term Care
Order# CE628
This program documents the vivid realities of a long-term care environment from the perspectives of two nursing assistants. As they provide basic care, they demonstrate positive and caring for all residents, making a special effort with dementia residents exhibiting combative and aggressive behaviors.
Note: Staff address residents by first name and with the Baltimore acceptable saluation "hon" (short for "honey").
"We meet patients who don’t know the day or month, who believe they have babies to care for, who speak in baby-talk themselves and some whose language is mostly profane. Initially, some seem beyond help… Slowly, the camera shows the patients responding to kindness… One East has moments that are as carefully crafted and eloquent as anything you’ll see (on TV)…" Baltimore Sun
award-winning documentary
29 minutes
$150 purchase; $75 rental
One East has been broadcast nationally on public television stations and has recieved a Chris Statuette from the 39th Annual Columbus International Film Festival and a regional EMMY Nomination.
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