Audience: Owners, operators, and staff of long-term care facilities Approvals/Accreditation: - NAB Approval – #0122013-2.00-5021-dl for 2 clock hours for Residential Care and Assisted Living. NOTE: not approved for nursing home administrator licensing.
- Maryland – Approved by OHCQ for 20 hour Assisted Living Manager Continuing Education. Click here for details on specific requirements.
- Oklahoma – Approved by Seretean Wellness Center as elective for Initial or Renewal of Residential Care Administrator Certificates. Click here for details on specific requirements.
- Pennsylvania– Approved by the PA Department of Public Welfare for Personal Care Home Administrators.Click here for details on specific requirements.
- All other states – Check your licensing regulations for your specific requirements. In most states, our courses satisfy administrator/staff continuing education requirements.
Introduction: Fire safety devices save lives. The purpose of this program is to help you prevent fire-related deaths and injuries at your facility by selecting, installing, and maintaining fire safety devices. Objectives: At the end of this course, you will be able to: - Identify why fire safety devices are important in assisted living facilities;
- Identify different types of fire safety devices that can keep your residents safe;
- Describe how these devices operate;
- Identify different types of fire safety devices that can keep your residents safe;
- Explain where to install them and how to test and maintain them, and;
- Teach your staff and residents about fire safety devices.
Course Topics: In this program, you will learn about: - Introduction to Fire Safety Devices
- Codes and Regulations
- Warning You about Fire and Smoke
- Slowing Down the Spread of Fire and Smoke
- Putting out a Fire
- Finding Your Way Out
- Staff and Residents Training
Course Authors: This course was adapted from Fire Safety for the Eldery, a video/print training program consisting of eight modules written by Bonnie L. Walker, PhD. The curriculum was developed by an interdisciplinary team of experts including: John L. Bryan, Ed D, Chairperson of the Department of Fire Protection Engineering at the University of Maryland; Harry Bradley, BS, PE, Maryland State Fire Marshal; Harold D. Hicks, BS, PE, Atlantic Code Consultants; Susan Shemanski Harrington, MS, PE, Fire Protection Engineer; Terezie Bohrer, RN, MSW, Director of Disability Support Services, Prince George’s County Health Department; Marjorie Owens, MSW, Housing Coordinator for Project Home, Maryland Department of Human Resources; Darolyn Thomas, BS, Melwood Vocational Training; Edward Ansello, PhD, Director of the Virginia Center on Aging; Sandra Fitzler, Hillhaven Corporation; J. Michael Thompson, BS, PE, Gage-Babcock Associates; Jean Zink, BS, Center on Aging, University of Maryland; Mayer Zimmerman, MS, Health Care Financing Administration; Terry G. Summons, MS, Bowie Department of Human Services; and Kenneth Beck, PhD, Director of Research at the Safety Education Center, University of Maryland. The CBT and Web versions of this program were developed by Harrington Software Associates, Inc, funded by a grant from NIA 2 R44 AG26183, Web-Based Fire Safety Training for Board and Care Staff.
This educational offering has been reviewed by the National Continuing Education Review Service (NCERS) of the National Association of Boards of Examiners of Long Term Care Administrators (NAB) and approved for 2.0 clock hours for Residential Care/Assisted Living (RCAL). |
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