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Newsletter from November 2009 - Keep Your Aides In the Know About Alzheimer's Disease

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Understanding Alzheimer's Disease
Stay In the Know
November 2009
Keep Your CNAs In the Know about...
Alzheimer's Disease
Chances are...

...that your CNAs work with clients who suffer from Alzheimer's Disease.  Today, Alzheimer's disease affects at least 4.5 million Americans, and by the year 2050, researchers say that 1 out of every 45 people will have Alzheimer's disease!  With a disease of this magnitude on the rise, it's more important than ever for your CNAs to stay 'In the Know'.

Our inservice, "Understanding Alzheimer's Disease" will help your aides meet the personal, nutritional and emotional needs of their clients with Alzheimer's Disease.  In addition, the inservice provides tips on how to effectively communicate with and care for clients with this all too common disease.  Read on to find out more about this bestselling inservice topic or click here to see a sample page.
 
After completing "Understanding Alzheimer's Disease," your aides will be able to:
  • Alzheimer's Disease CoverName the 3 stages and at least 6 symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.
  • Describe at least 3 ways to meet the personal care needs of Alzheimer's clients.
  • Describe at least 3 ways to meet the nutritional needs of Alzheimer's clients.
  • Describe at least 3 ways to meet the emotional needs of Alzheimer's clients.
  • Demonstrate at least 3 effective strategies for communicating with Alzheimer's clients.


To keep your aides in the know about Alzheimer's Disease,                          click on the link below.
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With more than 120 inservice topics, In the Know has the solution to nearly any problem facing your nurse aides. Using our inservices ensures that your CNAs will learn more-and achieve more. As a result, their client care will improve dramatically! And, we stand by the superior quality of our teaching materials with a 60-day money back guarantee.

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Winona Memorial Hospital

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Hospice Southwest

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Here are just a few of the tips you'll find in our "Understanding Alzheimer's Disease" inservice:

Personal Care Needs

For Alzheimer's clients, bathing and getting dressed involves a lot of steps and the use of many different skills.  It can be a very confusing time.  When people with Alzheimer's disease get confused or frightened, they may become irritable, uncooperative or upset.  Try to keep the environment calm and peaceful.  Turn off any TV or loud music before beginning personal care.


Nutritional Needs

It may take a good thirty minutes to feed an Alzheimer's client.  Be patient.

When feeding people with Alzheimer's disease, make sure they see the food before you put it in their mouths.  If you "surprise" them with a mouthful of food, they might choke.


Emotional Needs

Some Alzheimer's clients become cranky or irritable.  They might say things to you that hurt your feelings.  Try not to take it personally.  Think about what they might be trying to tell you.  For example, if a client says "You never feed me!", he might mean that he is hungry.  If your client says "I know you are stealing from me!", she might be telling you that she feels like she has been robbed of her life. Remember, too, that people with Alzheimer's disease do not choose to behave badly.  It is part of the disease.
 

-Excerpt from pages 9,10 and 11 of the "Understanding Alzheimer's Disease" inservice
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For the month of November, we are offering one of our most popular specials:  Buy 1 regularly priced inservice, receive 1 of your choice for just $10 more!  Take advantage of this special now, it won't be back again in 2009...
 
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