Plan your 2027 in-service calendar with every federal requirement in one place.
Our free, nurse-written checklist gathers the aide in-service, competency, orientation, infection control, emergency preparedness and bloodborne pathogens requirements for home health agencies and hospices, each one linked to its source, with a 12-month planning grid you can fill in at your next leadership meeting.
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- Home health requirements from 42 CFR Part 484, including the 12-hour aide in-service standard, RN supervision and competency evaluation
- Hospice requirements from 42 CFR Part 418, including hospice philosophy orientation, competency for everyone furnishing care, and volunteer training
- OSHA bloodborne pathogens timing, live Q&A and record-keeping rules that apply to both
- A state layer worksheet so your team can capture the rules your state adds
- A topic menu built from the federal aide training subject areas, with ideas for short in-services
- A 12-month planning grid and a simple record-keeping checklist
Administrators, directors of nursing, clinical managers and staff development coordinators at Medicare-certified home health agencies and hospices. Home care, assisted living and staffing leaders will find the topic menu and record-keeping pages useful too.
Less time looking things up, more time deciding what to teach.
“Every November, I watched good clinical leaders piece together next year’s training calendar from three binders and a dozen browser tabs. I wanted to give them one document with the requirements and the sources side by side, so they could spend their planning time on what to teach, not on looking things up.”
Rob Sieck, RN, BSN, MHA, CMAC · Founder, TPM Interactive Learning Studio
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