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    Concept Paper Skin tears are traumatic wounds, which usually occur on the extremities of the elderly. Not to mention the amount of deaths that occur when skin breakdown doesn’t get treated. The article, “Preventing in –facility Pressure Ulcers, “ states that, “60,000 U.S. patients will die from complications related to hospital-acquired Pus”. (Sullivan, 2013). Wounds are classified as a break or tear in the normal skin integrity and tissues that causes pain and further illnesses. They can…

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    While the elderly population increases, nursing professionals and family members are increasingly associated with influential decisions and that of placing a relative in a nursing care home or living with a family caregiver. Current literature primarily focuses attention on the negative effects of family caregiving on elderly persons. Nonetheless few direct attention to their positive impact. As a result, this paper will explore the issue of nursing home care and benefits for elderly people…

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    Perceptions Of Aging

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    population is getting older. All around the world people are living longer due to improvements in health care, nutrition, and technology. This shift brings with it incredible possibilities, but also a new set of problems. How do we care for our elderly (Diamond 2010)? There are vast differences in how societies across the globe view, and treat their elderly. Perceptions of aging and the elderly influence societal behaviors and expectations towards our older population (Pasupath&Lockenhoff 2002).…

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    down their nurse support system to a minimum number. In Japan family members were responsible for taking care of their elderlies till 2000, but afterwards trends of getting long term nursing care support came to be and many tried for the avail the facility.…

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    Garza Correctional Services- 2nd Block Rough draft- Final Project 18 November, 2015 Elderly Offenders Texas’s elderly inmates, classified as those above 55 and older, make up about 7.3% of Texas’s offender population and are rising by about 6% every year. They account for nearly a third of hospital costs and make three times as many visits to prison medical departments as younger inmates do. Elderly inmates care averages out to $100,000 compared to $31,307 for inmates under 55 years of age.…

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    2006). An elderly lady is sitting on a sling in a one seater chair. She is wearing clothing on the top half of her body, however her bottom half is uncovered. She is looking at the camera. Another women wearing a disposable apron, is in front of the elderly…

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    In a health and social care setting, such as a residential care home for the elderly, effective communication is vital. I say this because without effective communication service users such as the elderly might not understand or may become confused; making misunderstandings more likely to occur. Effective communication is any sort of communication that works and you can easily convey emotions or thoughts to another person. Contexts is the situation a person is involved in when using effective…

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    support and identify targeted needs. As we become a nation where our elderly population is growing daily, a paradigm shift must occur within the industry to be prepared to market and meet the needs of this generation. Population aging, named for the rapid growth of the elderly, challenges public health,…

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    experience, I felt a nursing home was a place where the elderly did not have a voice, could not make their own decisions, lost their identity and went to die. After volunteering, I discovered it was a chance for some to start living again and create a new identity. I was equally surprised by the research that overall, many elderly individuals voluntarily moving into a long term…

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    Affordable Health Care

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    that meets the criteria and need for the majority is paramount to a successful health care plan. Although healthcare has witnessed advancement for over 100 years, the problem of healthcare is far from being solved. In the U.S. healthcare system, there are different forms of care primary, preventative, special care, health promotion.The writer focuses on successful programs like All-inclusive care for the elderly (PACE) Johnson (2010). The PACE program initiated a better healthcare plan with…

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