What happens when the caregiver is diagnosed with cancer?
By Pamela D. Wilson, CSA, MS, BS/BA, CG Caregiving is more often than not an unexpected event. Many caregivers have a daily routine caring for a loved one. Some caregivers continue working; some stay at home to caregive. Most important is the caregiver’s ability for... Read moreCaregivers With Cancer: Practical Planning
Caregivers With Cancer: Practical Planning Caregiving and cancer can become long-term companions. Caregivers with cancer are faced with practical planning and considerations of who will care for their loved ones when they are gone. Cancer is not always immediately... Read moreSelf-Neglect Results from Alzheimer’s or Chronic Disease
Self-neglect among persons experiencing memory loss is a significant challenge for family caregivers and may occur as the result of an underlying cause like memory loss or chronic disease. Many individuals experiencing memory loss have not been formally diagnosed... Read moreMedical Care for Homebound Older Adults: The Pros and Cons
Years ago physicians made house-calls. Today physicians are again making house-calls to visit older and frail elderly living in assisted living communities who find it difficult to physically transport themselves to a physician’s office. In theory this sounds... Read moreManaging Urinary Tract Infections Martha Klay Interview
Managing Urinary Tract Infections Martha Klay Interview Interview with Martha Klay, RN,MSN,APRN Managing Urinary Tract Infections – Podcast Time 28:34 Martha Klay is a clinician and owner of a private practice focusing on women’s health issues. In this interview with... Read more
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