Senior Citizen And Inhome Care
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This document discusses in-home care for senior citizens. It notes that 82% of people prefer to stay in their homes as long as possible. In-home care offers more flexibility compared to hospitals or nursing homes. It can also be more cost-effective by avoiding costs for room and board. While technology has advanced to provide more hospital-level care at home, research shows it can be difficult to find high-quality in-home care services. When choosing a provider, it is important to find one with experienced registered nurses who are compassionate and committed to patient care standards.
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The responsibilities mentioned in the draft include the responsibility to refrain from misbehaving and misconduct towards any medical service providers; responsibility to refrain from physical assault of any healthcare personnel or damage to property; responsibility to be truthful; responsibility to provide complete and accurate medical history; responsibility to cooperate with the agreed line of treatment; responsibility to meet the financial obligations; responsibility to refrain from initiating, participating or supporting fraudulent and illegal health care practices; responsibility to report illegal or unethical behaviour; responsibility to get a post-mortem done and responsibility to discuss end of life decisions.
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- 2. INHOME CARE In-home Care is also known as home health care service. Health Care service is provided to patients at home
- 4. According to AARP ‘’82% of people have said that they would prefer to stay in their homes as long as possible’’
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- 8. Sometimes hospitals and nursing homes are more regulated whereas home care offers more flexibilities…………….
- 11. Home Care may be more cost effective compare to any other forms of healthcare : Patients don’t need to pay for Board or room and food etc…..
- 12. Moreover with the advancement of technology, many new services that are available in the hospital can now be provided at home
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- 14. Research has shown that families seeking higher standard of care for their loved ones have faced difficulty in finding it.
- 15. In order to find a quality in home care service we need to understand the qualities and should gain knowledge about this sector.
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- 17. Registered Nurse with experience Analyze the comprehensive knowledge & experience of the care giver and whether he or she can understand the overall condition, unique interest and needs of your loved one.
- 18. The nurse should be trusted as a care giver and compassionated to the patient.
- 19. CORE VALUES The Patient should get proper care they need and deserve.
- 20. Committed to care Standard that should be validated by Governing Parties in Real.
- 21. Find Quality Care…………………………..NOW Search for one in your locality
- 23. Health Conditions like …………… Total Joint Replacement Fractures Stroke Fall Risk Dementia Chronic Pain Heart Failure
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