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TAKING CARE OF YOUR BACK

Our thanks to Laura Flynn R.N., B.N., M.B.A. and Sherry Collis, L.P.N., B.B.A. for the development of this module.

INTRODUCTION

Welcome to this self study online module about all the issues regarding enhancing back safety so that you can make wise decisions to protect yourself from a back injury.

This module includes core content, suggested activities that encourage creative problem solving, and quotes and jokes to entertain and lighten the learning process.

This module was originally a facilitator-led in-service training program with slides. These slides, where appropriate, have been incorporated into this online module to provide easy visual emphasis of key points. 

You can complete the module with a colleague or mentor or as self study. A post completion test is included to ensure you fully understand the key points. If you get a question wrong, go back to the relevant section and make sure you understand the answer.

However, before completing the post-test, refer to the CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE section in order to make sure you understand the main ideas in the content. Once you are confident that you understand the content and have correctly completed the post-test questions, feel free to print out your certificate of accomplishment.

What’s the benefit for me?

  • Increase your knowledge about health care topic

  • Develop greater confidence in your caring abilities

  • Learn new useful skills for your job

  • Enhance your job performance

  • Improve your client’s quality of life and health

Did you hear?...

Strategies guaranteed to relieve the stress in your life:

• Put miniature marshmallows in your ears, hum off-key loudly.

• Use your MasterCard to pay your Visa and vice-versa.

• When someone says “Have a nice day,” tell them you have other plans.

• Write a short story using alphabet soup.

• Make a list of things to do that you have already done.

• Fill out your tax form using Roman Numerals.

• Tape pictures of your boss on watermelons and launch



DISCLAIMER: It is important to emphasize that a patient or caregiver should always seek the advice of a health care provider before making any changes to treatment or any other changes related to your health. With this in mind, the publishers, authors and distributors disclaim any responsibility for any adverse effects resulting directly or indirectly from the information contained within this website or our books and ebooks or from any readers’ misunderstanding of the content.

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