The instructor's guide contains an outline of material to be covered in the training of home health aides and is planned around the team teaching of registered professional nurses, vocational home economists, and other specialists, as needed. The 200-hour training program includes 60 hours of classroom instruction taught in accordance with Oklahoma State Health Department's teaching guides and handbooks, 60 hours of preliminary field experience run concurrently with classroom instruction, and 80 hours of on the job training with the professional nurse-instructor-supervisor to provide an opportunity for the trainee to orient himself to the job situation under close supervision before being employed in an agency and to give the agency an opportunity to evaluate the trainee in an actual work situation. (Document includes training schedule and course outline, training records and reports, teaching references, observations during interview, Life Satisfaction Test, a guide to responsibilities of registered and practical nurses and home health aides, and seven instructional units.) (aj)