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1) Family medicine involves providing comprehensive healthcare services to patients in their own homes to promote health, minimize illness effects, and restore function. 2) It serves patients with chronic conditions, acute episodic illnesses, or who need medical supervision after being discharged from the hospital or who are terminally ill. 3) Care includes medical treatment, nursing, rehabilitation, counseling, and coordinating community resources to support patients.

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This slides describe home visiting of clients and patients. The different objectives or Purpose of home visiting is outlined in simple terms Types and conditions for home visits include illness, assessment of the family state or palliative care for the dying family member desirable Characteristics of the home visitor is included Basic principles , ethics and scheduling of the visits is important. The Process of making a meaningful home visit in a step by step method is described. finally the benefits of a successful home visit is laid out

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