Fundamentals of In-Home Nursing Care
$50.00
Learn the principles of safe, respectful nursing support at home, including care planning, communication, observation, and professional boundaries.
Description
Course Overview
Learn the principles of safe, respectful nursing support at home, including care planning, communication, observation, and professional boundaries. Lessons focus on safe communication, person-centered support, and knowing when to involve an appropriately licensed clinician.
Course Details
Level: Beginner
Suggested study duration: 2 weeks
Format: Self-paced educational course outline
Audience: Caregivers, nursing learners, and family supporters; clinical tasks only within professional authorization
What You Will Learn
- Home nursing roles and scope
- Person-centered care
- Home safety assessment
- Communication and consent
- Care planning basics
- Patient observation
- Documentation principles
Course Modules
- Home nursing roles and scope — core concepts, realistic home-care situations, communication, and safety considerations.
- Person-centered care — core concepts, realistic home-care situations, communication, and safety considerations.
- Home safety assessment — core concepts, realistic home-care situations, communication, and safety considerations.
- Communication and consent — core concepts, realistic home-care situations, communication, and safety considerations.
- Care planning basics — core concepts, realistic home-care situations, communication, and safety considerations.
- Patient observation — core concepts, realistic home-care situations, communication, and safety considerations.
- Documentation principles — core concepts, realistic home-care situations, communication, and safety considerations.
- Infection awareness — core concepts, realistic home-care situations, communication, and safety considerations.
- Professional boundaries — core concepts, realistic home-care situations, communication, and safety considerations.
- Escalation and referrals — core concepts, realistic home-care situations, communication, and safety considerations.
Learning Outcome
Build a practical understanding of this subject and the ability to communicate appropriately with patients, families, and qualified care professionals.
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