MEG Associates Consulting Group, Inc.

227 Bernard Ct, Fort Lupton, CO 80621
Phone: (303) 857-0733 Fax: (303) 857-2077
Email: megassociates@aol.com

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MEG's MANUALS

  • Policies and procedures in unpretentious, concise language and format;
  • Administrative, Patient Care, and Human Resource forms;
  • Alphabetized, hyperlinked Table of Contents for easy accessibility;
  • Cross Walked to CHAP, Medicare COP’s (and coming soon ACHC) standards;
  • "Read only" disks that prevent permanent change of original information;
  • Includes State specific regulations, policies, procedures, and forms as appropriate.
POLICY AND PROCEDURE MANUALS

Just click on the Manual(s) you wish to purchase.

  • The Licensure Guide simplifies the licensure process for Colorado agencies. Included are the regulations, policies and procedures, State required forms, sample By Laws, contracts, and other required regulations. (For example: Non-Compete Agreements, Occurrence and Abuse/Neglect Reporting, Nurse Delegation, Quality Management, etc.)

  • *Discounts for current, active clients, volume purchases, and participation in MEG's all -inclusive service plans.

CONTINUING EDUCATION MODULES

$30.00 each - 12 for $350.00

MEG Associates Consulting Group has developed easy to use, time efficient, self-study modules for continuing education of home health aides, service technicians, certified nursing assistants, and aides in other settings. They have also been used by the professional disciplines. The modules are one-hour texts that can be used for independent study or in a class setting. Each module includes a multi-page lesson with a post test and answer guide.

Just click on the module(s) you wish to purchase.

  • Mary Beth Rensberger, RN, BSN, MPH
    Describes the disease, its stages, the caregiver's role, common problems, and strategies

  • Peggy Greaves, RN, MSN, ED.D
    Describes the caregiver's role with patients on anti-coagulant therapy

  • Jara Pinkerton RPT, JD
    Gives basic anatomy of the back, principles of body mechanics and transfer techniques

  • Jara Pinkerton RPT, JD
    Discusses bone formation, different types of bones and joints, effects of common injuries and illnesses of bones and joints.

  • Donna L. Kalinowski, RN, BSN, MPA
    Defines boundary setting with clients, moral issues, professional behavior and guidelines and strategies.

  • Patsy D. Gaede, RN, BSN/HBMC, MSM
    Describes Elizabeth Kubler-Ross' five stages of grief, simple interventions, interventions, and strategies for coping with grief.

  • Ann Giedt, RN, MS and
    Claudette Hertner, LCSW
    Lists causes of depression, indicators of depression and suicidal ideation; common treatments, reporting and documentation.

  • Mary Beth Rensberger, RN, BSN, MPH
    Describes Types I and II diabetes, common signs, the importance of diet and medication; offers strategies for health care workers.

  • Mary Beth Rensberger, RN, BSN, MPH
    Discusses the importance of documentation; guidelines for home care documentation; reporting unusual signs symptoms, and incidents.

  • Ann Giedt, RN, MS and
    Claudette Hertner, LCSW
    Defines domestic violence, discusses the dynamics of violent relationships; indicators of abuse, exploitation, or neglect.

  • Donna L. Kalinowski, RN, BSN, MPA
    Describes basic communication styles, interpersonal communication techniques and strategies; and dealing with difficult people. Includes listening habits, communication styles, and self assessments.




  • Peggy Greaves, RN, MSN, ED.D
    Defines ethics, ethical decision making, and six related concepts; Walks the care worker through three brief situations related to the process of ethical decision making.

  • Donna L. Kalinowski, RN, BSN, MPA
    In easy to understand language and pictures, describes anatomy of the heart and circulatory system. Gives risk factors for common cardio-vascular problems, a self-assessment guide; dietary and prevention guidelines.

  • Alice Shartran, RN, BC, BSN
    Defines Infection Control Principles, preventive procedures; includes Standard Precautions, use of Personal Protective Equipment, handwashing, and bag techniques.

  • Ann Giedt, RN, MS
    Describes Influenza, differences from colds, presents facts and common misconceptions.

  • Mary Beth Rensberger, RN, BSN, MPH
    Describes the disease, its types, and health care provider interventions.

  • Aileen Walters, RN
    Describes use of oxygen; discusses safety precautions and equipment.

  • Mary Beth Rensberger, RN, BSN, MPH
    Describers the disease process, diagnosis, treatment, and the role of the health care worker in assisting the patient with daily activities.

  • Donna L. Kalinowski, RN, BSN, MPA
    Describes safe food handling techniques for self and patient; discusses food "poisoners" and preventive techniques.

  • Donna L. Kalinowski, RN, BSN, MPA
    Discusses personal safety in patient's home, while walking, driving, and in severe weather conditions.

  • Mary Beth Rensberger, RN, BSN, MPH
    Describes the anatomy and physiology of the nervous system, problems of spinal cord injury, and the caregiver's role.

  • Peggy Greaves, RN, MSN, ED.D
    Defines the principles of time management; Steven Covey's four quadrants for organizing, and strategies for effective use of time for home care aides and other staff.

  • Peggy Greaves, RN, MSN, ED.D
    Describes AIDS, how it differs from HIV, symptoms of both, how they are spread, broad treatment strategies and self protection from infection from both.

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