Articles related to "Nursing Homes"



Elder Abuse
Nursing home and elder abuse information. Provides many links to similiar sites.
• elder abuse • nursing home abuse • nursing home neglect • senior mistreatment • senior neglect

The Nursing Home Decision
The decision of whether or not to place a loved one in nursing home care can be agonizing. It makes people question core assumptions about the meaning of life.
• nursing home decision • caring for parents • nursing home care • nursing home • elderly parent

Graying with Grace
An Introduction to the campaign to prevent elder mistreatment.
• elder mistreatment • graying with grace • senior abuse • elder abuse • nursing home abuse

Make Nursing Home Visits Fun
Preserving memories for nursing home residents can greatly improve the quality of their lives-and enrich your own as well.
• nursing home • nursing home resident • visiting nursing homes • legacy scrapbook • scrapbook

A Day In The Life of A Nurse - Part III: Long-Term Care
What's nursing home nursing like? How is it funded? Who's caring for your parents?
• nursing home care • prospective payment system • pps • nurses • nursing

Alzheimer's Disease - Nursing Homes: Choosing what's best.
Choosing a care facility for your loved one with Alzheimer's can be one of the hardest things you will ever have to do. There are many things to consider and some checklists to help you decide in this article.
• loved one with alzheimer's • managed care • medicaid • medicare

Aromatherapy & the Elderly
The new trend is growing ever wider. Find out how to aid loved ones with Aromatherapy.
• elder • care • aromatherapy • nursing • homes

Caregiver Burnout: For Workers
This article focuses on burnout in the workplace.
• caregiving • caregivers • elder care stress • caregiver burnout • caregiving and stress

Choosing Care for Loved Ones
Deciding on the care for your loved one can be very difficult, especially if you are considering a nursing home placement. This article focuses on cosiderations and tips for caregivers.
• care for the elderly • elder care • caregiving • nursing home • in home care

Do You Need Long-Term Care Insurance?
Long-term care insurance is costly, but it's something you should probably consider. As you do, make sure you don't spend too much for coverage you won't need.
• long-term care • medicaid • medicare • medigap • group insurance

Elder Abuse: The Story of Norma Stenson
Norma Stenson was a frail 87 year old woman who had suffered several strokes, couldn't speak and couln't lift her leg more than six inches off the floor. When her supplement caregivers found that she was being physically abused, the nurses that were assaulting her pleaded self defense, saying Norma was kicking them and threatening to kill one of the women's unborn child.
• elder abuse • suite101 • canadian health • norma stinson • jean bowen

My Year to Remember and Since: Alzheimer's and After, Part I
It's hard to believe it's been eight years this fall since I moved in with my mother as her caregiver. This is the story of that year with her, my <i>Year to Remember</I>.
• alzheimers • dementia • caregivers • caregiving • aging

My Year to Remember and Since: Alzheimer's and After, Part II
Part two of my article about my Year to Remember with My Mother and Alzheimer's Disease
• alzheimer's • dementia • caregiving • caregivers • alzheimer

Nursing Home Awareness
Information concerning nursing homes and how you can make sure your loved one is being treated properly.
• caregiving • caregiver • nursing home • dementia • elderly

Paws for a Cause: Pet Therapy for Alzheimer’s Patients
Could having a pet be good therapy for a person with Alzheimer's? A study indicated that it could, and visitation programs at nursing homes have proven the calming effect of pets on people with dementia.
• alzheimer's • dementia • caregiving • caregivers • alzheimer

Personalizing the Care Giving Process
How to ensure a care recipient receives individualized care whether in a home care or nursing home setting.
• nursing home • home care • individualized • older adult • care giving

Reaching Out to Others with Crafts
Reach out to those in need by making some fun kid's crafts
• nursing home ministry • reaching out to others • teaching kids to care • kids care • caring kids

Reasons To Favour Nursing Homes
It goes against the grain of Muslim culture to enroll parents into care-facilities. Learn the benefits of nursing homes before deciding on what is best for your parents.
• nursing homes • care homes • elderly care facility • senior citizen care • families and parents

The Death Of Innocence
This article states that the "will to live" can sometimes play an important part in how, when and even if a person dies. It also exposes a down side of the nursing home industry as experienced by a new graduate nurse. It is titled because of that nurse's understanding of the old cliche`..."The Death of Innocence!"
• ethics • nursing homes • pneumonia • range of motion • postural drainage

The Nursing Home Decision
Helpful information and links on selecting an appropriate nursing home.
• nursing home • caregiving • dementia • elderly • extended care

What is Hospice?
A description of Hospice, its people and its families.
• hospice • death and dying • cancer • volunteers • nursing homes

When Death Will Not Come
This is an article dealing with the stress experienced by staff when caring for a terminally ill patient, the importance of family members to the patient and a wonderment on why some deaths are very drawn out and others die in what seems like an instant.
• contractures • decubitus • bed sores • cheyne-stokes • nursing home

A Day In The Life Of A Nurse
An introduction to the nursing profession. Part I in a series of aritlces on nursing and nursing care.
• nursing • education • delivery systems • nurses • cna

Blankets for Shelter Animals
Your crochet, knitting, or sewing hobby can support your desire to help homeless animals. Hand-made "Snuggles" security blankets may help facilitate animal adoptions.
• security blankets • animal shelters • dogs • cats • rescue

Bring History to Life with Storytelling
<P>Years ago when I was in school, there was one subject that I disliked and dreaded — history. I have discovered in recent years that I love history and the reason I hated it in school was the method of teaching, not the subject. Learning dates, names, and facts was boring and difficult. But now that I am hearing, learning and creating historical stories, the subject has come to life — it is exciting, interesting and captivating. One of the most popular and asked for workshop that I give has the title of this column, so I will share some of the same techniques I share in my workshop.
• storytelling • stories • history • historical characters • folktales

Bringing Seniors and Pets Together
Many senior citizens hesitate to adopt a pet because they fear that unavoidable changes in their lives might prevent them from caring for the pet in the future. Fortunately, many of these concerns are beginning to be addressed.
• seniors • senior citizens • seniors for seniors • nursing homes • pets

Choosing an Elder Care Facility
If an aging parent needs more care than the immediate family can give, the right facility can ease concerns about nursing home abuse and neglect by their quality of care.
• elder care facility • alzheimer's disease and senile dementia • nursing home abuse and neglect • caring for aging parents • elder day care

Dining Rooms
Dining room eating is more important than we think, especially for our family members with communication impairments. Sitting and eating at a table with them at meal time may help them speak more.
• expressive communication • language use • nursing homes • elderly communication • mealtimes.

Elder Abuse and Neglect
Thousands of older people suffer abuse and neglect each year. You can do something, even if you don't witness the abuse. Here are tips and helpful information.
• elder abuse • senior abuse • hurting older people • hurt • nursing home

Gerontology Introduction
This article focuses on the student who would like to work with the elderly.
• gerontology • geriatrics • geriatric care • seniors • elderly

Learning Through Forgetfulness
Interviews with experts from several areas of elder care, providing insight and advice for caregivers of Alzheimers/Dementia patients
• alzheimers • dementia • nursing home • assisted living • elder care

National Grandparents Day
National Grandparents Day is celebrated on the first Sunday after Labor Day. This year it will be on September 10th. This article includes a short history of National Grandparents Day and ideas on how to celebrate it with your Grandparents.
• grandparents • grandchildren • honor • photos • albumns

Personal Care Attendants, Part 1
There are an estimated 58 million people in the country with a disability. Personal Care Attendants can help them remain in their own homes instead of in nursing homes.
• personal care attendant • pca • hiring • recruiting • physical

Fastest Growing Health Care Jobs
As the population ages and technology advances, consumers demand more and better health care. As a result, jobs in health care are booming worldwide.
• jobs in health care are booming • careers in health care • health care occupations • physician assistant • dental hygienist


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