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Trauma Study Reveals 73% of Senior Care Workforce at Intermediate to High Risk of Toxic Stress

Trauma Study Reveals 73% of Senior Care Workforce at Intermediate to High Risk of Toxic Stress
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Nearly Three-Quarters of Senior Housing Workers Face Medium, High Levels of Toxic Stress

Nearly Three-Quarters of Senior Housing Workers Face Medium, High Levels of Toxic Stress
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New OSHA Partnership Aims to Enhance Protections for Missouri Nursing Assistants -- Occupational Health & Safety

OSHA and the National Association of Health Care Assistants form an alliance to improve safety and health for certified nursing assistants in Missouri, focusing on training and education in mental health, hazard prevention, and workers rights.

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Nursing home palliative, hospice care provide CNAs new opportunities

A lack of end-of-life training may leave certified nurse assistants unprepared to work with patients receiving palliative or hospice care, but nursing homes must do more to cross-train and build their confidence.

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