Cna Goals and Objectives Examples
Complete all required training modules within the specified timeframe.
Maintain accurate documentation of patient care activities.
Provide compassionate and respectful care to all patients.
Follow all safety protocols when performing patient care tasks.
Communicate effectively with patients, families, and healthcare team members.
Implement infection control measures to prevent spread of disease.
Attend continuing education courses to stay current in best practices.
Assist patients with mobility and ambulation as needed.
Administer medications following established guidelines and procedures.
Recognize and report signs of distress or changes in a patient's condition.
Help patients with personal hygiene, grooming, and dressing needs.
Collaborate with other healthcare professionals to develop care plans.
Follow HIPAA regulations when handling patient information.
Maintain a clean and organized work environment.
Respond quickly to patient requests for assistance.
Document vital signs accurately and promptly.
Use proper body mechanics to prevent injury while lifting or transferring patients.
Provide emotional support to patients and their families.
Use appropriate equipment and supplies to perform tasks safely and effectively.
Identify and report any safety hazards in the work environment.
Provide end-of-life care with compassion and sensitivity.
Escort patients to appointments and procedures as needed.
Assist in meal preparation and feeding for patients who require assistance.
Follow dietary restrictions and guidelines as prescribed by healthcare team.
Keep patient rooms neat and organized.
Perform routine patient care tasks such as bed-making and linen changing.
Observe and report any unusual behavior or changes in patient's condition.
Provide a safe and secure environment for patients at all times.
Support patients and their families during difficult medical decisions.
Understand different cultural and religious beliefs to provide culturally sensitive care.
Encourage patients to participate in activities that promote physical and mental health.
Provide support during physical therapy and rehabilitation sessions.
Follow established procedures for transfer and discharge of patients.
Use appropriate hygiene practices to prevent infections.
Support patients in maintaining their independence as much as possible.
Assist in the care of patients with chronic conditions such as diabetes, COPD, or dementia.
Monitor patients' intake and output of fluids and report any abnormalities.
Follow established protocol for handling medical emergencies.
Stay up-to-date on nursing best practices and guidelines.
Comply with all state and federal regulations related to patient care.
Promote patient safety by identifying potential risks and taking preventative measures.
Respect patients' privacy and dignity at all times.
Respond promptly to call lights and requests for assistance.
Use effective communication skills to build trust with patients.
Encourage patients to maintain good oral hygiene.
Document patient vitals accurately and in a timely manner.
Work collaboratively with interdisciplinary teams to provide holistic care to patients.
Trace the origins of common medical terms and their meanings.
Provide emotional support to patients who are experiencing pain or discomfort.
Administer medication via various routes including oral, intravenous, subcutaneous, and intramuscular.
Answer patient and family questions about medical conditions and treatment options.
Recognize and report signs of infection or adverse reactions to medication.
Adapt to changing situations and environments to meet patient needs.
Assist in the care of patients with limited mobility or disabilities.
Apply sterile technique when handling wound care or other procedures requiring sterility.
Report any concerns about patient safety or well-being to the appropriate healthcare team member.
Promote healthy nutrition by educating patients on making healthy food choices.
Maintain a positive attitude and professional demeanor at all times.
Use proper hand hygiene and personal protective equipment to prevent the spread of disease.
Assist in the preparation and transfer of patients for diagnostic procedures such as X-rays or MRIs.
Provide reassurance and emotional support to patients during hospital stays.
Assist in the care of critically ill patients in the intensive care unit (ICU).
Use effective communication skills to de-escalate tense situations with patients or their families.
Demonstrate knowledge of medical terminology, anatomy, and physiology.
Participate in quality improvement initiatives to improve patient outcomes.
Manage time effectively to complete all patient care tasks within designated timeframes.
Provide education and emotional support to patient and their families regarding end-of-life care.
Recognize and respond appropriately to any signs of dementia or other cognitive impairments.
Work effectively with patients who have behavioral or mental health issues.
Assist in the development and implementation of individualized care plans for patients.
Provide education on medication management including dosages, side effects, and interactions.
Demonstrate empathy and compassion when communicating with patients and their families.
Follow established protocols for preventing falls and other accidents within the hospital or care facility.
Promote a healthy work environment by collaborating with colleagues and promoting teamwork.
Advocate for patients' rights to receive high-quality, compassionate care.
Demonstrate cultural competence when providing care to patients from diverse backgrounds.
Identify and report any potential legal or ethical issues related to patient care.
Assist in providing comfort measures such as pain management or massage therapy.
Identify and report any signs of abuse or neglect among vulnerable populations.
Continuously evaluate patient needs and adjust care plans accordingly.