NOWCAP Academy https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Courses 3: Document as Soon as Possible 1: The Three Components of Sharing Information Personal Care Training for Direct Care Professionals 2: Why Documentation Matters 6: Write Facts, Not Opinions Unit Summary 24: A Simple Documentation Guide 23: Common Documentation Mistakes 22: Communicating With Families and Guardians 20: Read Previous Information When Required 19: Shift-Change Communication 18: Approved Abbreviations 17: Late Entries 16: Correcting Documentation Errors 15: Documentation Does Not Replace an Incident Report 9: Do Not Diagnose 20: Objective vs. Subjective Documentation 21: Confidentiality 13: Documenting Changes in Condition 11: Documenting Independence and Progress Unit Summary 22: Post Reporting Actions 21: Common Mistakes 14: Immediate Reporting 18: Reporting a Change Clearly 6: Write Facts, Not Opinions 5: What a Personal-Care Note Should Include 4: Follow the Approved Documentation System Unit 16: Documentation, Reporting, and Team Communication Unit 1 Quiz Home 17: Vital Signs or Other Measurements 16: Changes in Personal-Care Ability 15: Possible Infection and Serious Illness 14: Bleeding, Bruising, and Possible Injury 12: Documenting Refusal of Care 13: Changes in Breathing 12: Changes in Alertness or Communication 11: Changes in Mood or Behavior 10: Changes in Movement, Balance, or Strength 9: Changes in Appetite and Fluid Intake 10: Avoid Blame and Judgment 8: Changes in Bowel Movements 7: Changes in Urination 8: Use the Person’s Own Words When Helpful 6: Skin Changes 5: Recognizing Pain 7: Describe Behavior Clearly