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This short article about Safety at home for older adults, just touches briefly on some of the areas to be considered in making the place where older adults reside as safe as possible. There are many articles & resources available online which provide further insights, ideas & information.
The Inplace Care care team are senior nursing students that are trained to deal with hygienic infection control procedures within their University course and significantly within their Health and Hospital work experiences which makes up a significant part of their course.
Many people in unpaid roles do not identify themselves as carers & may not fully understand the need for self-care. Carers may experience feelings of loneliness, isolation & even resentment. Carers can feel that their needs should be secondary to the person requiring care & will not seek advice, assistance or additional support.
When the carer’s needs are ignored, it can have a significant impact on their wellbeing.
Whilst there are no specific treatments to prevent or cure Dementia, human relationships, support, connectedness, enabling environments & maintaining general health are some of the keys to a person with a dementia diagnosis living well. It is also incredibly important that people caring for people with Dementia are well supported.
This short article about Safety at home for older adults, just touches briefly on some of the areas to be considered in making the place where older adults reside as safe as possible. There are many articles & resources available online which provide further insights, ideas & information.
The Inplace Care care team are senior nursing students that are trained to deal with hygienic infection control procedures within their University course and significantly within their Health and Hospital work experiences which makes up a significant part of their course.
Many people in unpaid roles do not identify themselves as carers & may not fully understand the need for self-care. Carers may experience feelings of loneliness, isolation & even resentment. Carers can feel that their needs should be secondary to the person requiring care & will not seek advice, assistance or additional support.
When the carer’s needs are ignored, it can have a significant impact on their wellbeing.
Whilst there are no specific treatments to prevent or cure Dementia, human relationships, support, connectedness, enabling environments & maintaining general health are some of the keys to a person with a dementia diagnosis living well. It is also incredibly important that people caring for people with Dementia are well supported.
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We know that the COVID-19 virus presents significant challenges and concerns for our clients and their families. InPlace Care have instigated many new operational actions to protect clients in the community.
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The Inplace Care worker visiting your home is taking the necessary measures to ensure you say safe.
This includes following advice from Australia’s Chief Medical Officer about when to use equipment such as masks, gloves, aprons or gowns, and protective eyewear.
Most importantly, look after yourself and keep safe.
The program will run for 4 weeks in February 2021.
The promotional FOC Care is only redeemable for new Clients that register and receive Care in February 2021.