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Teaching and maintaining behavior management skills with nursing assistants in a nursing home | Author(s) | Alan B Stevens, Louis D Burgio, Elaine Bailey |
Journal title | The Gerontologist, vol 38, no 3, June 1998 |
Pages | pp 379-384 |
Keywords | Behaviour disorders ; Nursing homes ; Nursing Auxiliary ; Training [welfare work] ; United States of America. |
Annotation | This paper describes a nursing assistant training programme in basic behaviour management skills and a formal management system to encourage the application of these basic skills in a nursing home in Alabama, US. Behavioural skills training consisted of a 5-hour in-service followed by three weeks on-the-job training to ensure accurate application of behaviour management skills. Following the training, a staff management system was used to facilitate long-term use if the skills. Components of the staff management system included supervisory monitoring of the nursing assistants by licensed practical nurses, nursing assistant self-monitoring, verbal and written performance feedback, and incentives. (AKM). |
Accession Number | CPA-980810418 A |
Classmark | EP: LHB: QTE:4UA: QW: 7T |
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