Geriatric care management

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    communication, 03/27/12). An example of disengagement theory if an older adult who has heart disease may develop shortness of breath may be unable to continue daily walks with their friends. The older adult will develop less contact with friends which may lead to fading friendships. Another example of disengagement theory if when a retired career women experience loss of social network and self-satisfaction of work. Aging-related that impacts an older adult’s cultural, for example, is the…

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    stroke. This calls for further assistance from health professionals. Occupational therapy is detrimental to geriatric care because it can help the patient have more meaning to their life and get back to caring for themselves in the best way possible. Occupational therapy allows the elderly to continue performing daily activities of self-care, help preventing falls, and assisting in palliative care. BODY The central role of occupational therapy is to evaluate a person 's performance of…

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    stretched thin, long term care facilities are going to be overly population, and older adult will outnumber caregivers by immense amounts. Aging in place is one major way to help prevent these things from happening to the older adult population. Over 95% of older adults agree and would rather stay in their homes then being moved into a nursing home. This is because home is such an importance and special place. Home modifications, new technologies, housing communities, and forms of care are being…

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    the need of a new assisted living facility will to meet the demands within the community. Enlisting the use of planners will help in deciding how to best meet the community’s overall needs for assisted living as well as providing around the clock care for those citizens needing additional services. After analyzing the need for such services the plans, confirm the success of a new assisted living facility. The cost of the development is estimated at $4 million dollars that include purchasing…

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    The importance of not neglecting the elderly's needs is a serious factor when it comes to abuse. A patient with soiled clothes or bedding, looks malnourished and dirty, and has untreated physical problems is clearly getting neglected. A patient experiencing financial abuse will demonstrate purchases for inappropriate or unnecessary items, bills going unpaid, utilities getting shut off. Physical abuse will show signs such as unexplained burns or other signs of harm done, denying a person of…

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    homes were being abuse or neglected in some type of way. Back then there was no regulation on who worked at nursing homes; anyone who wanted a job as a certified nurses aide could just walk in and apply without any previous knowledge on how to take care of people with complex needs. The government added a restriction with the hopes to reduce the abuse, and passes a law in which you had to have one hundred hours of training,…

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    An Assisted Living Facility With Dementia Care Might Be A Good Place For Your Loved One If you have a parent or other loved one with early dementia, it probably isn't safe for them to live alone. They may still have periods of normal functioning and not need to be in a nursing home, but supervision should be available for when it's needed. One possible solution is to move your loved one into an assisted living facility that's designed to handle people with dementia. Here's why this might be a…

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    Our group chose this project because we wanted to come up with a way to show respect. The class chose 2 different things to do one of them was go play games with the kids at Woodside or go to a nursing home. I chose to go to a nursing home and play some games with the elderly. This project is important to me because I feel whoever you are or whether or not you’re living just on your own in your old age or you’re in a retirement home you still need something happy in your life. I’m sure it gets…

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    Preliminary findings 1. Care diamond in urban China 1.1 Family The cultural norms of ‘filial piety’ is rooted in China. The majority of interviewed government officials and managers in care agencies suggest the role of family (spouse and children) is the first source for care services and financial support for older people. Some interviewers express their opinions that the supports from children to older parents should be made compulsory/regulated by laws. Example: ‘the role of family must be…

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    assisted living facility, or nursing home, is a long term senior care option that provides personal care services to geriatric or injured patients. Assisted living communities provide basic medical monitoring as well as activities of daily living (ADLs). For this field work assignment, I visited ManorCare Health Services, an assisted living and rehab facility located in Towson, MD. This specific location specializes in ensuring vital medical care and rehabilitation in a warm and caring…

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