Florida Adult Family-Care Home Provider Basic Training (12 Hours)
The 12-hour basic adult family-care home provider training required by Rule 59A-37.007(4)(a), F.A.C., covering every topic in section 429.75, Florida Statutes, in seven narrated modules.
About this program
Florida requires every adult family-care home (AFCH) provider to attend a 12-hour basic training program covering the minimum requirements of section 429.75, Florida Statutes, before accepting residents (Rule 59A-37.007(4)(a), F.A.C.). This program delivers those 12 hours in seven narrated modules with knowledge checks: Florida AFCH law and licensing; appropriate placement and continued residency; resident rights, house rules, complaints and the Ombudsman; identifying and reporting abuse, neglect and exploitation; the special needs of disabled adults and frail elders; monitoring resident health, including the prevention and care of pressure ulcers; and running the home: emergencies, the physical site, staff and training duties. Complete all seven modules to earn the 12-hour certificate for your personnel file.
Courses in this program
7 included courses. Expand a course for its details.
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Florida AFCH Provider Training, Module 1: Florida AFCH Law and Licensingcourse
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Florida AFCH Provider Training, Module 2: Appropriate Placement and Continued Residencycourse
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Florida AFCH Provider Training, Module 3: Resident Rights, House Rules, Complaints and the Ombudsmancourse
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Florida AFCH Provider Training, Module 4: Identifying and Reporting Abuse, Neglect and Exploitationcourse
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Florida AFCH Provider Training, Module 5: Identifying and Meeting the Special Needs of Disabled Adults and Frail Elderscourse
