Lack of training in healthcare is a challenging problem. But, there are several low-cost training options to improve staff competency, quality of patient care, and business profits. Official training programs are an integral part of hiring new employees and integrating them into a company. But sadly, the training often stops soon after orientation. With growing demands and constantly changing insurance requirements, healthcare is a fast-paced industry that requires ongoing … [Read more...]
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Tennis Ball Massage: How to Use a Tennis Ball to Relieve Muscle Pain
A tennis ball massage is highly useful for relieving pressure points. Sore muscles and knotted up spots on your body? That’s part of getting stronger and working out, unfortunately. And while you know that the aches and pains will eventually go away, understanding what you can do to speed up the process can be helpful. One tool that might surprise you is inexpensive and easy to find—in fact, you might have some lying around your house. The humble tennis ball is convenient, … [Read more...]
Caregiver Mental Health: When Caring Takes Its Toll
Caregiver mental health is often overlooked, but caregivers have an elevated risk for developing depression, anxiety, and grief-related illnesses. Caring for a family member with a physical or mental ailment is hard work! The pressure of taking care of a loved one affects not only caregiver mental health but also impacts the physical, social, and emotional health of the caregiver. Statistics on Caregiver Mental Health According to the Family Caregiver Alliance, there … [Read more...]
Children’s Mental Health Awareness
Children’s mental health awareness means giving kids and teens the opportunity to flourish in their academic, personal, and social lives. While mental health is often discussed in the adult patient population, it is sometimes neglected in kids and teens. But, children’s mental health awareness is critically important! As part of their growth, children need to develop positive relationships with other children and adults. Therapists, nurses, parents, community members, and … [Read more...]
National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month
July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, designated in honor of Bebe Moore Campbell. In May of 2008, the US House of Representatives announced July as Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. The goals of National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month are to improve access to mental health treatment and services and promote public awareness of mental illness among minorities. About Bebe Moore Campbell Bebe Moore Campbell … [Read more...]
Summer Safety Tips from a Lifeguard
You're a healthcare professional... you don't need summer safety tips! You know how to keep yourself and your family safe in the summertime. But, what about your babysitter? Your neighbor? Or even, your in-laws? No worries, we've got your back! Print out our FREE Summer Safety Guide to share with your family and friends. Created by a lifeguard, this free guide provides summer safety tips for: Heat Safety. Heat illnesses (heat rash, cramps, exhaustion or stroke) are … [Read more...]
May is National Stroke Awareness Month
May is National Stroke Awareness Month and this year the National Stroke Association is turning the spotlight on stroke warning signs and risk factors for stroke. May is National Stroke Awareness month, and HomeCEU has teamed up with the National Stroke Association to support the cause. “Although there has been great progress in reducing stroke and improving recovery, now is not the time to stop raising awareness about stroke,” says Robyn Moore, CEO of the National Stroke … [Read more...]
8 Strategies for Managing Stress in the Workplace
Feeling overwhelmed, nervous, or hopeless? Have low energy, headaches, stomach problems, muscle tension, or insomnia? If this is you, read on for the top strategies for managing stress in the workplace. April is Stress Awareness Month. But if you’re like me, you probably don’t need a reminder to be “aware” of stress. Perhaps it’s something you experience quite often – dare I say, even on a daily basis. Statistics show that 77% of Americans regularly experience physical … [Read more...]
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