NCCAP NEWS BITS

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Here is the July NCCAP Newsletter. -Professionals -there is a call for papers for the NCCAP Symposium -deadline Nov 1, 2014
NCCAP NEWS BITs

'BINGO!' game helps researchers study perception deficits -- ScienceDaily

'BINGO!' game helps researchers study perception deficits -- ScienceDaily

Congratulations!

Congratulations!

Katherine Young of the Hilltop Home of Comfort, Killdeer has recently completed the  MEPAP(Modular Education Program for Activity Professionals)  Part 1.  This course is one of the steps in becoming Nationally Certified through NCCAP (National Certification Council for Activity Professionals).  NCCAP has written the course that meets Federal regulations on activity director qualifications. (F-tag 249).    This is also the state approved course for Katherine. For more information on the MEPAP course and or ceus— http://activitydirector.weebly.com/  #activitydirector

CMS UPDATES

UPDATED MANUIAL

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CMS updates manual to reflect F-Tag guidance dating back to 2003

What is Ageism? | The Affect of Ageism in America | Ageism in Assisted Living | ALFA’s Position on Ageism

What is Ageism? | The Affect of Ageism in America | Ageism in Assisted Living | ALFA’s Position on Ageism

Elder Abuse Prevention Advocates Release Framework to Move Dialogue Forward

Elder Abuse Prevention Advocates Release Framework to Move Dialogue Forward

Congratulations!

Congratulations!
Susan Enderle of Richardton Health Center, Richardton has recently completed the MEPAP(Modular Education Program for Activity Professionals) Part 1. This course is one of the steps in becoming Nationally Certified through NCCAP (National Certification Council for Activity Professionals). NCCAP has written the course that meets Federal regulations on activity director qualifications. (F-tag 249). This is also the state approved course for Hailey. For more information on the MEPAP course and or ceus—http://activitydirector.weebly.com/  #activitydirect

New Toolkit Offers Questionnaires to Improve Care by Highlighting Person-Centered Practices

New Toolkit Offers Questionnaires to Improve Care by Highlighting Person-Centered Practices

Alaska Students Attend Symposium

Jane's Alaska students attend the 2014 NCCAP Symposium,  See to the left Deloris and Pearly.