Home Health Aide Training Manual And Handbook

I have 2 books, one at my home and the other at the home where I manage the care of an elderly resident. The HHAs have access to this book anytime they need to refer to it for a question they may have.

Good content but the covers roll up so you have to weight it to keep it flat. Please use more sturdy material for cover.

Very good quick manual for home health aides to reference.

Unfortunately more is demanded of Home Health Aide to assist in the home. Therefore they must have increase knowledge of medications and diseases process for some popular diseases like diabetes,and hypertension.

Good reference guide for someone working in Home Health.

Disappointed in book. Only includes very basic information. Lacks essential information that would help you to pass CHHA exam.

Good book

Oops. My title had commas! This author goes on for 3 lines at a time without using commas. It's highly distracting to read lists of things on a subject without appropriate punctuation. I just couldn't. From the introduction when he lists his degrees to the body of the sectional topics where he lists additional duties the HHA may be required to do there is sufficient evidence that the author needed an editor. (Isn't it annoying? That sentence needs commas, or to be restructured into two sentences). I made it to page 2, when I couldn't stand it anymore. I had my spouse, a University professor, read the last paragraph. It was missing punctuation that would've made the author's point clear. Specifically, there were two open parentheses with only one closed. He handed the book back to me, saying, "Return it. Tell them it was written by a 4th grader." Agreed. {P.S. I'd list my degrees, but that would require the use of multiple commas.}