Pediatric Home Care Clinical Program Module Kits

These program clinical kits provide all the tools you need to launch or improve a pediatric program. Give your home health clinicians a real-world, step-by-step review of the best practices for providing home care for infants and children with specific needs. Each clinical program kit contains:

Program Video (VHS or DVD) Clinical Reference Manual Written Clinical Procedures Patient Care Plan	Family Education Handout Tools Clinician Education Check List Appropriate Documentation Clinical Certification Post Tests
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	We bundle our 10 Clinical Program Kits and Pediatric Procedure Manuals (Save $1,745) plus personalized consulting to help you launch or improve your pediatric home care program. Complete Pediatric Starter Program includes:    Overview of Equipment for Technology Assisted Children     Ventilator: Nursing Care for Vent-Dependent Children     Pediatric Tracheostomy Care     Pediatric Gastrostomy Care     Transitioning Children from Hospital to Home     Nurses Role in Caring for Technology Assisted Children     Home Phototherapy for Infants     Infant Home Apnea Monitoring     Newborn Assessment in the Home     Aerosolized Medication Administration for Children     Procedure Manual: High-tech Nursing     Procedure Manual: Skilled Nursing     2 Hours of Custom Consulting Services

	This module provides a general overview of the medical equipment and systems commonly utilized in the care of a technology assisted pediatric patient including: Ventilators Oxygen Apnea monitors Nebulizers Humidifiers Pulse Oximeters Resuscitation Equipment Other equipment and supplies commonly used in the care of technology assisted children Equipment function, use, setup, problem solving, and proper orientation
	This module is designed to provide a solid knowledge of mechanical ventilation in a medically fragile pediatric patient including:     Ventilation systems     Pathophysiology of ventilation     Patient assessment     Red flag issues     Trouble shooting tips     Cleaning and maintenance of equipment     Emergency procedures     Patient / Family education     Knowledge of Terms     Appropriate documentation
	This module is designed to provide a solid base of knowledge of pediatric tracheostomy care including:     Pathophysiology     Patient respiratory assessment     Suctioning techniques     Stoma care     Trach and trach tie changing     Use and cleaning of equipment     Red flag issues     Emergency measures     Patient family education     Appropriate documentation
	This module is designed to provide a solid base of knowledge of the different types of pediatric     Enteral feeding tubes     Pathophysiology and rationale of gastrostomy & jejunostomy     Assessment techniques     Site care     Feeding techniques     G-tube replacement     Suctioning     Use of equipment     Troubleshooting issues     Eemergency preparedness     Identifying issues warranting physician notification.
	This course is designed to provide a basic knowledge of the issues in successfully transitioning technology assisted children from hospital to home. This course video covers:     Appropriate transition techniques     Caregiver instruction     Working with the primary care physician     Preparing the home environment     Emergency preparedness procedures     Critical nature of maintaining good communications with all persons involved in the transition
	This course is designed to provide a solid base of knowledge the nurse’s role in caring for technology assisted children in a home environment including:     Clear understanding of the child’s medical condition     Pathophysiology     Equipment in use     Ppotential problems and remediations that are essential in giving appropriate nursing care to the child.     Appropriate management techniques in the home     Management techniques in a community setting     The importance of a multidisciplinary team approach     The value of maintaining a professional relationship with all persons involved in the care of the child
	This module takes you through, step-by-step, the most effective way of providing home phototherapy services for newborns with jaundice. Topics include:     Overview of Hyperbilirubinemia     Definitions and Pathophysiology of Infant Jaundice     Treatment Methods     Equipment Overview     Assessment of Jaundice     Blood Draw methods including actual Heel Stick and Venous Access Demonstration     Non-Invasive Technologies
	Many infants and children are at risk for apnea and bradicardia, especially those born prematurely, or infants that have a family history of SIDS.  In addition, there are a large number of chronically ill children that require the use of an apnea monitor. Topics include:     Overview of Apnea, Bradycardia and Related Conditions     Terms, Definitions, and Pathophysiology     Diagnostic Procedures     Equipment Setup, Operation, and  Lead Placement     Patient Assessment     Apnea Management     Apnea Monitor Documentation     Patient/Family Education & Training
	Mothers and newborns are increasingly being discharged from the hospital within 24 to 48 hours after delivery.  Consequently, an increasing amount of home nursing follow up is required to help the family adjust, and to identify potential problems.  Topics include:     Overview of Newborn Assessment     Indications and Purpose for Follow up     Most Commonly Identified Problems     Demonstration of Infant Physical Assessment     Thorough Home Safety Assessment     Appropriate Documentation     Family Education including Breastfeeding
	From reactive airway disease, to asthma, to cystic fibrosis, many infants & children require home aerosolized medications via a nebulizer.  This education tool will help you build a quality home nebulizer program. Topics include:     Overview of Aerosolized Medication     Delivery Techniques     Treatment Methods & Equipment     Medication Preparation & Administration     Equipment Setup & Operation     Using a Peak Flow Meter     Respiratory Assessment Overview     Safety Precautions and Infection Control     Documentation     Patient/Family Training