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    Delegating to your CNA

    by Cathy Parkes December 14, 2020

    Things you can delegate to your CNA/tech partner: Bathing, toileting, dressing, ambulating, positioning, vital signs, bed making, specimen collection, feeding patients without swallowing precautions.

    Things you can delegate to your CNA/tech partner:

    Bathing, toileting, dressing, ambulating, positioning, vital signs, bed making, specimen collection, feeding patients without swallowing precautions.
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