Attendant Training Program – Module 1: Introduction

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This module serves as the foundation for the theoretical portion of the Attendant Training Program designed to meet the specific standards and requirements of ICF/DD-N facility. The purpose of this module is to introduce attendants to the principles of compassionate, person-centered care. This module is essential for equipping attendants with the foundational knowledge required to fulfill their responsibilities effectively and confidently.

What Will You Learn?

  • Attendant responsibilities: Understand the core responsibilities of attendants in providing care and support to residents
  • Philosophy of client care: Familiarize with the philosophy of client care, emphasizing dignity and individualized approaches
  • Nursing policies/procedures: Gain knowledge of nursing policies and procedures 
  • Special needs of persons with developmental disabilities: Identify and address their special needs 
  • Individual Service Plan: Learn the purpose of the Individual Service Plan (ISP) 
  • Special incidents, unusual occurrences: Recognize and appropriately respond to special incidents and unusual occurrences 
  • Legal issues, Confidentiality: Understand legal obligations, including confidentiality and compliance with regulations  
  • Fire prevention, reporting procedures: Learn fire prevention strategies and proper reporting procedures for emergencies  
  • Accident prevention: Understand accident prevention measures to maintain a safe environment 
  • Disaster prevention: Gain knowledge about disaster prevention and response planning  
  • Activities of daily living: Learn the fundamentals of assisting with activities of daily living (ADLs)
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Course Content

Attendant Responsibilities
Attendants play a vital role in the holistic care of individuals with developmental disabilities. Their responsibilities extend beyond providing physical care to fostering emotional well-being and promoting independence in daily living activities. This module is designed to provide attendants with a thorough understanding of their responsibilities in an Intermediate Care Facility for Developmentally Disabled Nursing (ICF/DD-N). By the end of this module, attendants will possess the knowledge required to effectively and ethically perform their duties. Key responsibilities of attendants include, but are not limited to, the following:

  • Promoting Person-Centered Care 
    06:57
  • Supporting Activities of Daily Livings (ADLs) 
    02:27
  • Promoting Safety and Environmental Awareness 
  • Implementing Individual Service Plans (ISP) 
  • Ethical and Legal Responsibilities 
  • Communication and Interaction Skills 
    05:51
  • Handling Challenging Situations 

Philosophy of client care

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