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This video is part of our medical courtier training library. It speaks to the need to preserve patient confidentiality and observe HIPAA Standards in the work of a medical courier. www.medicalcouriertraining.health.
VIDEO SECTION LESSON: BE PRIVACY and HIPAA CONSCIOUS IN MEDICAL COURIER WORK...It matters!
Mostly from a home care perspective, here is some advice on being cautious dealing with those who have an excessive or imbalanced need to be "needed"...
VIDEO: IN THE CARE BUSINESS BE CAREFUL OF CERTAIN PERSONALITY TRAITS IN PERSONNEL
This video speaks to the value of thinking ahead when deciding which continuing education subjects you will pursue in care, including adult day care, residential care and home care. Are you preparing for the what if's when determining preparedness types to pursue. - https://direct-care-training-on-line-learning.thinkific.com/
VIDEO: BE FUTURISTIC Choose Continuing Education with a Purpose in Mind
This video speaks to the issue of causing stress and damaged credibility as a care provider when you enter the business under capitalized.
DCTC - ENTER THE BUSINESS OF CARE PROPERLY CAPITALIZED OR FACE DANGER
A learning supplement for our course on Medicaid Fraud, Waste and Abuse Prevention and Detection....Let's talk about it... https://direct-care-training-on-line-learning.thinkific.com/courses/medicare-WAIVER-fraud-waste-and-abuse-prevention-and-compliance-training
MEDICAID FRAUD WASTE AND ABUSE INTRO VIDEO
In home care there are tons of things employees will do that amount to nothing but dysfunction. Face them, and here are some tips on how not to stress over them...
VIDEO BRUCE TELLS YOU HOW NOT TO STRESS OVER THE 'HUMAN STUFF'
Person-Centered Planning: What It Really Involves Person-centered planning (PCP) puts the individual — not the diagnosis, the paperwork, or the provider's convenience — at the center of every decision about their care. In this video, Direct Care Training & Resource Center breaks down what person-centered planning actually involves and the key elements that separate a truly person-centered plan from a generic, task-based one. Person-centered planning isn't just best practice — for Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS), it's a federal requirement under 42 CFR 441.301(c) and 441.725, and states like Michigan have their own detailed practice guidelines built on top of it. Whether you're a case manager, direct care worker, Medicaid-enrolled provider, or family caregiver, understanding these elements is essential to delivering (and documenting) compliant, meaningful care. Key elements of person-centered planning covered in this video: - The person leads the process — their own voice, preferences, and choices drive the plan, not a checklist of services - Strengths-based, not deficit-based — the plan starts with the person's abilities, interests, and goals, not just their limitations - Reflects what's important TO the person and important FOR the person — balancing personal preference with health and safety - Built by a team the person chooses — family, friends, direct care staff, case managers, and providers collaborating around the individual - Supports community inclusion and self-determination — real choices about where and how someone lives, works, and spends their time - Respects culture, values, and communication needs — the plan is understandable and relevant to the person it serves - Includes a way to address disagreements and request changes — the plan is a living document, not a one-time form - Flexible and reviewed regularly — updated as the person's needs, goals, and circumstances change - Supports dignity of risk — allowing informed choice, even when it involves some risk, rather than defaulting to restriction Direct Care Training & Resource Center, Inc. provides case management, care coordination, and training services supporting Medicaid-enrolled providers and the individuals they serve. This video is part of our ongoing series helping direct care professionals and case managers apply person-centered principles in real-world home care settings. Have questions about implementing person-centered planning at your agency? Drop them in the comments, and don't forget to like and subscribe for more training content from Direct Care Training & Resource Center. 📩 carecoordination@directcaretraining.com 🌐 www.directcaretraining.com #PersonCenteredPlanning #HomeCare #Medicaid #DirectCare #CaseManagement #HCBS #DisabilitySupport #HealthcareTraining
PERSON CENTERED PLANNING INVOLVES?? A Look at how it applies in the care delivery environment....
This video speaks to the necessity of being mentally and otherwise organized an partners and as an entity before we enter the business of care. A Learning Product of Direct Care Training & Resource Center, Inc.
GO INTO BUSINESS NOW, BUT FIRST DO A DYSFUNCTION CLEAN UP
Lesson 1.2 in our "Autism Spectrum Disorder: Things to Know" course. This lesson dispels common myths about ASD by unpacking how assumptions, stereotypes, and misunderstanding shape harmful narratives about autistic individuals. The core message: every person is different — know the person, not just the diagnosis. Designed for direct care workers, home health aides, and healthcare professionals supporting individuals with ASD. Part of the Direct Care Training & Resource Center Healthcare Series. Enroll in the full course: https://direct-care-training-on-line-learning.thinkific.com/courses/autism-spectrum-disorderthingstoknow www.directcaretraining.com | www.directcareworkertraining.com
Dispelling Myths About Autism Spectrum Disorder ASD
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