Denial And Refusal Of Care Category Professional
Denial and Refusal of Care – Denial and refusal of care is frustrating for caregivers attempting to be supportive when parents refuse or deny care. Admitting that any of us need care or assistance is difficult. Parents and loved ones say, “I don’t need any help,” when care is needed. How do caregivers provide support without taking over or demanding care be accepted. Is this even possible?
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Why Loved Ones Refuse Care
How many times do we express a concern and the person to whom we’re speaking offers a suggestion? How many times does our mind immediately dismiss the suggestion rather than being curious and asking more questions? It’s human nature to prefer to vent and complainrather than solve our own problem
Bathing: Turning Refusal into Appreciation
By Pamela D Wilson CSA, CG, MS, BS/BAHow many of you experience refusals by family members or residents who simply refuse to bathe? The excuses are common: “I’m not dirty, I don’t need a bath, I bathed yesterday (when they haven’t bathes in a month), and I don’t work anymore so I don’t
The Risks of an Innocent Answer
Family caregivers are inexperienced. Innocent answers result in client dissatisfaction when providers fail to provide appropriate guidance.
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Navigating the 12 Stages of Life: Interview
Navigating the 12 Stages of Life: Interview with Dr. Thomas Armstrong, Author and Educational Consultant (podcast 10:40 playing time)
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