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MA PERSONAL & HOME CARE AIDE STATE TRAINING PROJECT PHCAST Lisa Gurgone, Executive Director, MA Council for Home Care Aides Leanne Winchester, MS RN Project Director, PHCAST This project is supported by funds from the Division of Nursing (DN), Bureau of Health Professions (BHPr), Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) under HRSA PHCAST Program Announcement HRSA-10-288 CFDA No. 93.512. Massachusetts PHCAST Grant Project T82HP20323 was awarded $738,993 for year 1, $744,769 for year two, with expected continued funding for year 3. The information or content and conclusions are those of the author and should not be construed as the official position or policy of, nor should any official endorsement be inferred by, the DN, BHPr, HRSA, DHHS, or the US Government.

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MA PERSONAL & HOME CARE AIDE STATE TRAINING PROJECT

PHCAST

Lisa Gurgone, Executive Director, MA Council for Home Care AidesLeanne Winchester, MS RN Project Director, PHCAST

This project is supported by funds from the Division of Nursing (DN), Bureau of Health Professions (BHPr), Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) under HRSA PHCAST Program Announcement HRSA-10-288 CFDA No. 93.512. Massachusetts PHCAST Grant Project T82HP20323 was awarded $738,993 for year 1, $744,769 for year two,

with expected continued funding for year 3. The information or content and conclusions are those of the author and should not be construed as the official position or policy of, nor should any official endorsement be inferred by, the DN, BHPr, HRSA, DHHS, or the US

Government.

Overview: Massachusetts PHCAST project

To enhance the existing direct care training programs by integrating a common

curriculum focused on a set of “core” competencies that are relevant to direct care workers across health and human

service sectors.

PHCAST Training at a Glance

Personal Care Home Maker

Personal Care Attendant

PCA Training

PHCAST New PHCAST Format

New PHCAST

Curriculum with Shared

Core Competencies

Existing

PCHM Training

PHCAST

Modules Time

Module 1. Roles and Responsibilities of the PCA and PCHM4 hours and 5 minutes

Module 2. Communication Skills 5 hours and 50 minutes

Module 3. Health Care Support: Body Systems and Common Diseases 3 hours

Module 4. Infection Control3 hours and 45 minutes

Module 5. Basic Restorative Skills: Body Mechanics and Assisting with Ambulation, Transfers, and Toileting

5 hours and 40 minutes

Module 6. Personal Care Skills: Assisting with Bathing, Hair, Skin, and Mouth Care, and Dressing

6 hours and 25 minutes

Module 7. Nutritional Support and Housekeeping 4 hours and 40 minutes

Module 8. Addressing Consumers’ Needs4 hours and 20 minutes

Module 9. Safety and Emergency Training 3 hours and 35 minutes

Module 10. Consumer Rights, Ethics, and Confidentiality 3 hours and 45 minutes

Module 11. Life Skills: Conflict Resolution; Time and Stress Management3 hours and 30 minutes

TOTAL PHCAST TRAININ G TIME excluding, welcome, introduction and testing ~ 49 hours

MA Council – Personal Care Home Maker - additional 24 hours

Bristol Community College – Personal Care Assistant - additional 34 hours

PHCAST CurriculumKnowledge, Skills, and Attitude

• Competency based• Adult Learner model

– Focus on Participation– Case scenarios – Role Plays– Small Groups– Interactive Presentation

• Improved Outcomes: knowledge and skills

Roles & Responsibilities

1. What Do Personal Care Attendants and Personal Care Homemakers Do?

2. Who Are the People Who Receive Support or Assistance?

3. Introduction to Consumer Rights, Confidentiality, and Ethics

4. Professionalism5. Employment and Career Opportunities

Communication

1. Basics of Communication 2. Body Language and Effective Listening3. Paraphrasing4. Asking Open-Ended Questions5. Pulling Back6. Communication Skills Practice7. Culture and Communication

Health Care Support

1. Body Systems 2. Common Diseases3. Assisting with Medications: Different Roles of

the PCA and the PCHM

Infection Control

1. Overview of Infectious Disease 2. Applying Infection Control Strategies3. Skills Demonstration and Practice4. Specific Precautions

Basic Restorative

1. Review of Key Principles for Basic Restorative Skills

2. Principles of Body Mechanics3. Assisting with Positioning the Consumer4. Assisting with Transfers and Ambulation5. Assisting with Toileting

Personal Care Skills

1. Key Principles for Assisting with Personal Care2. Assisting with Bathing3. Assisting with Grooming and Mouth Care4. Assisting with Routine Skin Care, including

Hand and Foot Care5. Assisting with Dressing

Nutrition Support & Housekeeping

1. Basic Information on Eating for Health2. Simple Modified Diets and Special Food

Issues3. Safe Food Preparation and Storage4. The Dining Experience5. Assisting the Consumer with Shopping6. Housekeeping

Addressing Consumer Needs

1. Identifying Beliefs and Attitudes 2. Exploring the Needs of Different Types of

Consumers3. Experiencing Sensory and Physical Disabilities4. The Role of the PCA/PCHM in Supporting

Consumers5. Revisiting Beliefs and Attitudes

Safety & Emergency

1. Safety in the Home2. Falls Prevention3. Fire Safety and Emergency

Consumer Rights, Ethics & Confidentiality

1. Decision-Making Rights of Consumers2. Privacy and Confidentiality3. Recognizing and Reporting Abuse, Neglect,

and Financial Exploitation4.Boundaries and Ethics

Life Skills

1. Reducing and Resolving Conflict at Work2. Managing Time3. Managing Stress

MA Council for Home Care Aide Services and the Massachusetts PHCAST Initiative: Year 1 Objectives

• Objective #1: Enhance the Council’s Home Care Aide Training Curriculum Outline

• Objective #2 : Pilot new Council/PHCAST Enhanced Personal Care Homemaker Training Curriculum through 15 Regional Trainings

• Objective #3: Cooperate with PHCAST Demonstration Project Core Competency Development and Evaluation

Objective #1: Enhance Council’s Home Care Aide Training Curriculum Outline

Timeframe: February – May 2011Tasks:• Council’s Standards Committee charged with revising

curriculum– EOEA/EOHHS RN staff provided input and reviewed all

enhancements– Worked with PHI to add Adult-Centered Learner Techniques

throughout Training curriculum– Enhanced the PCH training to better prepare the PCH to care for the

complex-care needs of consumers– Incorporated consumer-directed/person-focused care – Provided additional training in common diagnoses that cause re-

hospitalizations and strengthens the aide’s ability to communicate concerns to support the prevention of re-hospitalization

– Added 10 hours of Soft Skills Training to Pilot curriculum

Objective #2 : Pilot new Council/PHCAST Enhanced Personal Care Homemaker Training Curriculum

Timeframe: June - September 2011Tasks: • Train 19 RNs at Council member agencies on how to use this new curriculum• Hire 3 Case Manager Consultants to recruit students for pilot training, provide 10

hours of Soft skills training, and support students throughout pilot training• Conduct 15 regional trainings based on the new pilot curriculum

– Total training time – 80 hours – 70 hours of training will be conducted using the enhanced Home Care Aide Training Curriculum outline revised under Objective 1. 10 Hours will be added which will focus on Soft skills. Soft skills training will be provided by Case Manager.

– Training group – enroll at least 10 students per training– Total to be trained through pilot – 150 individuals– Regional Training locations– Expected outcomes – 7 of the 10 enrollees at each regional training will

complete training• Provide Case Management services to all enrollees on a regional basis

Year 1 Outcomes: Council/PHCAST Enhanced Personal Care Homemaker Training Pilots

Total Council/PHCAST Year 1 Pilot Training Enrollees: 188Total Council/PHCAST Year 1 Pilot Training Graduates: 174

June 2011 - Session 1 • Worcester: 12 students enrolled and successfully completed this training• Danvers: 11 students enrolled and 8 students successfully completed this training.

July 2011: - Session 2• Holyoke: 9 students enrolled and successfully completed this training. • Lynn: 12 students enrolled and 10 students successfully completed this training. • Malden: 17 students enrolled and successfully completed this training.

August 2011: - Session 3• North Andover: 13 students enrolled and successfully completed this training. • Burlington: 17 students enrolled and 15 students successfully completed this training. • Hadley: 12 students enrolled and 9 students successfully completed this training. • Taunton: 12 students enrolled and successfully completed this training September 2011 - Session 4• Greenfield (evening format: 4pm to 9pm) : 17 enrolled • Taunton: 13 students enrolled and successfully completed this training.• Malden: 10 students enrolled and 9 students successfully completed this training. • Worcester: 10 students enrolled and 10 students successfully completed this training• Danvers: 11 students enrolled and 10 students successfully completed this training• South Dennis: 11 students enrolled and 10 students successfully completed this training

MA Council for Home Care Aide Services and the Massachusetts PHCAST Initiative: Year 2 Objectives

• Objective #1: Incorporate PHCAST Core Modules and Further Enhance the Council’s Home Care Aide Training

• Objective #2 : Pilot Year 2 Council/PHCAST Enhanced Personal Care Homemaker Training Curriculum through 20 Regional Trainings

• Objective #3: Cooperate with PHCAST Demonstration Project Core Competency Development and Evaluation

Module Title Hours Suggested Day

PHCAST Pre-test 1 hr Day 1

0 PHCAST Core: Welcome, Introductions and Overview of the Training 45 mins Day 1

0A Council Supplement: Introduction to Training 30 mins Day 1

1 PHCAST Core: Roles and Responsibilities 4 hrs and 5 mins Day 1

1A Council Supplement: Roles and Responsibilities 1 hr Day 1

2A Council Supplement: Introduction to Case Management 1 hr Day 2

2 PHCAST Core: Communication Skills 5 hrs and 50 mins Day 2

2B Council Supplement: Consumers, Families, Lifestyles and Differences 2 hrs Day 3

3 PHCAST Core: Health Care Support 3 hrs Day 3

4 PHCAST Core: Infection Control 3 hrs and 45 mins Day 3 and Day 4

5 PHCAST Core: Basic Restorative Care 5 hrs and 40 min Day 4

6 PHCAST Core: Personal Care 6 hrs and 25 min Day 5 PHCAST Skills Assessment 5 hrs Day 6

6A Council Supplement: Personal Care 2.5 Day 7

7 PHCAST Core: Nutrition and Housekeeping 4 hrs and 40 min Day 7

7A Council Supplement: Nutrition 30 mins Day 87B Council Supplement: Housekeeping 3 hrs Day 8

8 PHCAST Core: Consumer/Needs Specific 4 hrs and 20 min Day 88A Council Supplement: Consumer/Needs Specific 2 hrs Day 9

8B Council Supplement: Care and Comfort of the Dying 2 hrs Day 98C Council Supplement: Alzheimer's Disease 4 hrs Day 9

8D Council Supplement: Transitional Care 3 hrs Day 10

9 PHCAST Core: Safety and Emergency Training 3 hrs and 35 min Day 10

9A Council Supplement: Safety 30 mins Day 11

10 PHCAST Core: Consumer Rights, Ethics, and Confidentiality 3 hrs and 30 min Day 11

10A Council Supplement: Ethics 30 mins Day 11

11 PHCAST Core: Life Skills 3 hrs and 30 min Day 12

11A Council Supplement: Life Skills 30 mins Day 12

11B Council Supplement: Agency Specific Communication 1 hr Day 12

PHCAST Post-test 1 hr Day 12

Total Hours 80 hours

Council PHCAST Enhanced Personal Care Homemaker Training Curriculum Outline

Council/PHCAST Year 2 Pilot Training Schedule

Session 1: March 12th to March 30th • Holyoke• Taunton• Worcester

Session 2: April 2nd to April 20th • Danvers• Malden• Worcester• Quincy

Session 3: April 23rd to May 11th • Brockton• Greenfield – (Evening Format –April 16th to

May 11th)• North Andover• Brookline

Session 4: May 14th to June 1st • Burlington (Evening Format – May 7th

to June 1st)• Malden • Lowell

Session 5: June 4th to June 22nd

• Holyoke• Fall River• Lynn• Pittsfield

Additional training locations to be added: • Burlington• Cape Cod

Moving forward - PHCAST Goals

Increase the LTC workforce capacity through

A. Improving retention rates B. Supporting informal caregivers and C. Broadening role of formal caregivers

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Contact Information

Lisa GurgoneMA Council for Home Care Aides1430 Main StreetWaltham, MA 02451781-693-5719lgurgone@mahomecareaides.comwww.mahomecareaides.com

Leanne WinchesterEOHHS PHCAST1 Ashburton Place Rm 1109Boston, MA [email protected]/hhs/communityfirst