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Pathway to Become a Certified Medication Aide
On the job, a registered nurse (RN) may supervise the medication assistant. Every day, they give patients medication, while also keeping an eye on dosage and drug usage. The steps you must take to become a licensed medication assistant are listed...
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How to Tell If Your Senior Had a Fall
No matter how we try to prevent accidents, they can happen. When they happen, what we do at the moment and thereafter can significantly impact the recovery of the person. Unfortunately, if the family is unaware of the accident, how can they help...
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How to Take Care of the Skin in Our Senior Years
No matter what our skin would look like in our golden years, taking care of it remains a health concern. After all, when the skin is healthy, we are preventing problems that may lead to complications or inconveniences. But, what does a skincare...
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Strategies to Monitor Dietary and Fluid Intake
We have been told to eat well and get nutrition from the food and drinks we consume. But how do we know we are doing it right? How do we monitor our senior or homebound loved one’s dietary and fluid intake? Keeping track of what we eat and drink...
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A Care Guide to Every Care Provider
Whatever type of care you provide and whoever you provide it for, once you do, you are considered a care provider. Whether you are providing niche support to the elderly or more general assistance, every caregiver’s contribution can bring a...
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Addressing Health Concerns in a Daytime Center
An adult daytime center in Forest, Virginia, commonly known as elderly day support, is a facility wherein senior citizens are sent to be tended by caregivers. It allows families to find relief while they work or meet important appointments. The...
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