For staff in-services in nursing homes, hospitals, home health agencies and schools, with room for the hours and a license or certification number.
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In-service sign-in sheets are how a facility shows staff got the training they're required to have. For nursing homes, federal rules say in-service training for nurse aides “must be no less than 12 hours per year” and must include dementia management and resident abuse prevention (42 CFR 483.95(g)). Surveyors look for the hours, the topic and who attended, which is exactly what this sheet's header and columns hold.
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A record of who attended a staff in-service training: the topic, date, presenter and length at the top, and each attendee’s printed name, position and signature below.
In nursing homes that take Medicare or Medicaid, federal rules require at least 12 hours of in-service training per year for nurse aides (42 CFR 483.95(g)). States can require more.