How to give CNA Report

[@Tonikka]

Thanks for sharing. I'm a new CNA. Just started my first job and I'm so confused on how to maneuver patients and charting. My job isn't that pleasant to work at. I'm at at long-term and subacute

[@dominiquehaynes7208]

Thank u for this video the teacher didn't teach any of this

[@fantayarjah]

I'm presently taking my CNA course Thanks a lot 😊

[@NiniCva]

thank u for all the tips and ideas

[@aliciaappleton4821]

Thank you so much your videos are very informative currently a new CNA also on morning shift

[@Flames_29]

Thank you for this video. ✨

[@jessikanunez5082]

I appreciate you I have my externship Monday, and your video is so useful

[@aichadiarra2775]

You’re beautiful and thank for that video my first time working in the facility was the worst day because I didn’t trained at the facility because of the Covid-19 asking a lot of questions to others cna my 1 day was really hard for me but the residents liked me said (you’re very nice) .thanks again

[@pedilisaortaleza1637]

Thank you just passed my State Certification it's a great info & I'm looking for hospital work

[@cordburns6075]

Fine self

[@yolandamcleod8580]

STRAIGHT FACTS ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@hs7720]

TY, this is very helpful information for the professional CNA. As a nursing student and CNA, I work at a hospital. During report, typically the PCT gives report on all that you mentioned, in addition to A- CO, and why the patient was admitted, HX- pts past med. history, especially as it pertains to the CO and dx; I/Os, continuous sats, if any (monitor O2), post-op information, such as chest to low wall suction (CTLWS), foley, and the like. Very much agree about the subjective information and speaking in sotto voice. Thank you.