D.C. Adds New Dementia Training Requirements for Direct Care Workers

By CPI
February 16, 2021
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For more than 40 years, CPI® has supported healthcare organizations that strive to provide the safest environment for staff, patients, and visitors.  Not only will the Dementia Capable Care, 2nd Edition training program meet the new requirements in the D.C. bill, CPI’s train-the-trainer program and its family of advanced programs also offers a comprehensive array of curriculums that can meet all the needs an organization has.

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