This study explores certified nursing assistant (CNA) needs, caregiving styles, and experiences of working with residents with dementia through qualitative interviews with 20 CNAs from the southern U.S.
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Key Takeaways
CNAs are tasked with providing the majority of care to residents with dementia in long-term care.
Caring for residents with dementia is challenging and unpredictable.
Proficiency, confidence, and empowerment are key to CNA success in providing dementia care.
About The Author
Elizabeth M. Long, Jamie H. Azios, Stephanie Richings
Annals of Long-term Care
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This study explores certified nursing assistant (CNA) needs, caregiving styles, and experiences of working with residents with dementia through qualitative interviews with 20 CNAs from the southern U.S.
To see the original source, click here.