What are the Major Responsibilities of a Caregiver?
Caregivers have a significant number of responsibilities. Their responsibilities vary depending on the
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Elderly Care: Lose of Appetite, 6 Ways to Improve It
One of the main struggles in taking care of the Elderly is the refusal of food and drinks. There are
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Hospitalization: The Role of a Caregiver
One of the major roles of a Caregiver is to attend to the immediate need of his patient. Most Caregiving
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Bedsores: How Can We Prevent It
Few weeks ago, we've conducted a short survey and tried to ask people around how much awareness they
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When Depressed Patient Refuse to Eat and Bath
Depression can absorb much physical and emotional energy to the person suffering from it. Some of the
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Hiring a Live-In Caregiver: What You Need To Know
Live-in caregivers or residential caregivers are care providers that reside in an elderly patient’s
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Elderly Care: Preventing UTI for Patient with Adult Diapers
Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) is one of the most common infections that affect humans. It starts when
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Establishing a Positive Relationship with Your Patient
Every person we meet is different. In building relationships, we often get along with a person who
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End-Life Care: How Involved is the Caregiver?
End of Life care or late stage care emphasizes on providing a quality life to those persons who are nearing
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Caregiver Rights: What’s Fair and Not Fair?
The responsibilities and stress that a caregiver endures will help you realize that you have a right
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Medication Management: How Involved are you as a Caregiver?
Taking multiple medications can cause a bit of difficulty to a person who is sick. There is a higher
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Adjustments: Returning Home After Working Abroad as a Caregiver
Coming home after working abroad as a caregiver for a long time is exciting but not as easy as it may
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7 Reasons Why You Should Consider Caregiving as a Career
Caregiving is not for everyone. It takes a lot of patience, empathy, and dependability to stay in this
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