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F rom 5th position in 2019 to taking the #1 spot in this year—lack of training has risen to the top of the list of caregiver complaints, according to the most recent HCP Benchmarking Report. Present certification certificates to congratulate and commemorate your caregivers for completed trainings . Pay them for all training time .
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