Caregiver Support Category Professional
Caregiver Support – Caregivers feel overwhelmed and uncertain regarding decisions that must be made about the care of loved ones. Those new to caregiving may be embarrassed about their feelings, family denial or dysfunction. Support is critical whether the support be educational, personal or by way of available services. Caregivers think they have to do it all. Until caregivers learn that having to do it all isn’t practical or realistic they’re unable to consider other options for care of a loved one. There are times when we may not be the best caregiver.
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Healthcare Worker Burnout
Healthcare workers experience high levels of daily stress and anxiety that result in caregiver burnout. Women healthcare workers, in addition to holding down a job, are often caregivers for children, aging parents, and sometimes spouses. Emotional burnout and physical exhaustion are factors tha...
Emotionally Drained and Unable to Sleep
Refuse to be the rotten apple that spoils the bunch. The importance of reducing anxiety in the workplace. ...
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Benefits of Artificial Nutrition
Interview with Dr. William Toffler, National Director, Physicians for Compassionate Care Educational Foundation (podcast 14:36 playing time) Click the Play button below to listen: ...
Adult Day Care: Reducing Stress for Caregivers and Behaviors of Care Recipients
A significant portion of individuals receiving caregiving support continue to live at home with the support of informal caregivers, defined as family members and friends. These informal caregivers provide significant amounts of physical and hands on care at the expense of their own time in care...
Caregiving: 10 Tips to Advocate for Good Care in an Imperfect and Sometimes Insensitive Care “System”
Advocating for care with the healthcare system is mandatory. Healthcare providers are busy and the squeaky wheel gets attention. If you hesitate to speak up you may become one of the ignored. Whatever happened to appropriate bedside manner? To the sensitivity of frustrating care situations? To ...
Afghanistan: The Privilege of Education
(podcast 5:13 playing time) Click the Play button below to listen: ...
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