Care Giving By Dr. Ghazala Shaikh
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This document discusses important concepts in caregiving for aging populations, including demonstrating patience, flexibility, honesty and competence. It emphasizes viewing caregiving as a selfless act done out of wanting to help, not obligation, and to consider the individual needs and opinions of those receiving care. Seeking knowledge and having a teamwork attitude can help caregivers feel confident in their role while also knowing when to seek additional help.
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- 2. Important concept in societies with increased aging population… Deals with impairment related to old age, disability, disease and mental disorder.
- 3. Take care of daily activities Managing medications Talking to the doctors and nurses Helping to bathe or dress Taking care of household jobs, meals or bills
- 5. Flexibility and honesty is the key.. Toileting and bodily functions ..essential subject matter Be candid , empathetic and honest.
- 6. Patience- real virtue in care giving So Remove yourself from that situation Take deep breath Address the situation when you are calm Stress and pent up frustation take a big toll on your mental health.
- 8. Knowledge is Power Guide you and instill confidence Demonstrate that you are competent to take decision about their care
- 9. If its yours, COMMIT TO IT Don’t view it as OBLIGATION. Selfless act, something you want to do, not have to…
- 10. Don’t disregard their opinion Consider their point of view Respond to them as the individual human being as they were before they become “the patient”
- 12. Help you to understand their needs Be responsive with limits..( Do not ignore their needs) Let them know you heard them
- 13. Spend some time with them Try to enjoy their company
- 14. Getting old is not easy to accept… Have Tolerance and be practice non judgment
- 15. A hug Pat on the arm Holding hand
- 16. Have teamwork attitude Includes the healthcare professionals Trust yourself…Make decision based on the situation and perform your role with confidence. Have the courage to do the best you can And SEEK HELP WHEN YOU NEED IT