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Recognized by CMS since 1986, NCCAP certification ensures the competencies for person-centered care.
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Person-Centered, Continuity of Care through Education and PracticeNCCAP Certifications ensure continuity of care, reduce costs and improve quality of lifeSince 1986, Certification by NCCAP has ensured the highest quality engagement and person-centered care. From aging in place at home and along the journey of long-term care, continuity of care is critical. Based on the Social Model of Care, NCCAP certification delivers knowledge and skills for assessment, communication, engagement, planning and socialization. The right approach and techniques can help guide someone to bathe, go to therapy, take their medications or play a game. Knowing how to apply the right behavioral intervention can reduce risk of injury and improve quality of life.Families and Home Care Agencies
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Activity Director Resources for COVID-19
Please click here to access NCCAP's resources for the Activity Department and Resident Engagement.
COVID-19 and Resident Engagement Webinar-March 18th, 2020, 1pm est
Join our Webinar hosted by Linked Senior on March 18th, 2020 at 1pm eastern. Delivered by NCCAP President Dawn Worsley, it will focus on resident engagement and the COVID-19 virus. Those that participate will receive 1 hour CE for free. Register for the webinar using the following link:
COVID-19 Guidance for Long-Term Care
NCCAP would like to share the latest guidance from our partner, The Society for Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medicine (AMDA).
NCCAP Certification was created by the National Association of Activity Professionals in 1986
and has been accepted by CMS as the credential of the Activity Profession ever since.