Conducting Internal Investigations Training
Training Overview:
This class is designed for persons responsible for conducting internal
investigations into allegations of abuse, neglect and misappropriation by
caregivers in long-term care facilities. This interactive training focuses
on the steps needed to conduct a thorough investigation and provides tips
on interviewing skills.
Training Goals:
- Developing an Investigation Protocol
- Caregiver Misconduct Definitions
- Conducting an Internal Investigation
- Interviewing Skills
- Reporting Requirements
Training Logistics:
The full training is 4 hours in length but can be broken into three
shorter segments of roughly 80 minutes each.
For information on how to train this topical training, go to:
Topical Training Handbook (PDF,
442 KB)
We strongly suggest that individuals planning to facilitate the topical
training first read this helpful Handbook.
Training Materials:
Conducting Internal
Investigations Facilitators Guide (PDF, 278 KB)
Conducting Internal
Investigations PowerPoint (PPt, 225 KB)
Conducting Internal
Investigations Learning Points Poster (PDF, 146
KB)
Conducting Internal
Investigations Participant Guide (PDF, 221 KB)
Conducting Internal
Investigations Handout on Federal Misconduct Definitions (PDF,
32 KB)
Conducting Internal
Investigations Handout on Simplified Misconduct Definitions (PDF,
23 KB)
Conducting Internal
Investigations Misconduct Investigation Protocol (PDF,
24 KB)
Training Video Clip:
Interview Training Clip
(1,087 KB, Estimated time 10:41)
Last Revised:
November 14, 2007
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