1 The Role of the Support Worker 2 The Canadian
Health Care System 3 Work Place Setting 4 Health, Wellness, Illness, and Disability
5 Working with Others 6 Working with Client and Their Families 7 Client Care:
Planing, Processes, Reporting and Recording 8 Managing Stress, Time, and Problems 9 Ethics 10 Legislation:
The Clients Right's and Your Rights 11 Caring about Culture 12 Interpersonal Communications 13 Body
Structure and Function 14 Growth and Development 15 Caring For The Older Adults 16 Safety 17 Restraint
Alternatives and Safe Restraint Use 18 Preventing Infection 19 Abuse 20 The Client's
Environment: Promoting Well - Being, Comfort, And Rest 21 Body Mechanics: Moving, Positioning, and Transferring
The Client 22 Exercises and Activity 23 Home Management 24 Beds and Bed Making 25 Basic
Nutrition and Fluids 26 Personal Hygiene 27 Grooming and Dressing 28 Urinary Elimination 29 Bowel
Elimination 30 Common Diseases and Conditions 31 Rehabilitation and Restorative Care 32 Mental
Health Disorders 33 Confusion and Dementia 34 Speech and Language Disorders 35 Hearing
and Vision Problems 36 Developmental Disabilities 37 Assisting with Medications 38 Measuring Height,
Weight, And Vital Signs 39 Wound Care 40 Heat and Cold Applications 41 Oxygen Needs 42 Caring
for the Client who is Dying 43 Basic Emergency Care 44 Medical Terminology 45 Your Job
Search Classroom days are based on 4 hours per day 8:30am - 12:30pm Clinical
days are based on 7 hours. per day 7:30am - 3:30pm Course consist of 18 weeks theroy & 8 weeks
clinical Please Note: * Work Shops are used on a regular basis implementing what the
student has learned. * Work Shops on a regular basis on learning abbreviations
on Medical Terminology
