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Feeding Techniques When Working With Residents

Published by Suzanne Quiring

This video focuses on proper feeding techniques for residents, emphasizing the importance of creating a comfortable and respectful environment. It highlights best practices for caregivers to follow when interacting with individuals who require assistance.

Objectives

Understand the principles of feeding and interacting with residents; Learn effective techniques for creating a comfortable environment

Roles

Teacher; Nurse; Social Worker; Caregiver; Aide; Registered Dietitian; Case Manager

Departments

Foodservice; Clinical; Caregiving; Case Management; Special Education

Industries

Senior Living; Education; Social Services; Healthcare

Tags

resident-care; caregiving; feeding-techniques

Topics

Resident Care; Feeding Techniques

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