As many of you know, I write about, support, and sincerely believe staffing is the key to good care. Enough staff is required to follow the nursing standard of care as we have been trained, educated, and must abide by it based on our license. It is refreshing to see this article where the […]
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Activities like bathing, showering, toileting, brushing teeth, cleaning hearing aids, or other personal care needs are known as “Activities of Daily Living.” They are to be provided or assisted with, as needed, by the caregiving staff daily. Providing or assisting with activities of daily living (ADLs) may not be the most pleasant, but they are
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Falls happen to all of us; they are not reserved for any age group and can happen anytime. Unfortunately, though, falls in seniors are more likely to cause serious injuries and significant health concerns, particularly for those over 65 years old. Falls may also significantly impact the person’s physical and mental well-being. Impact on Physical
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Usually, a camera is installed because of a history of abuse, neglect, or theft of the resident’s property.
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