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Definition of Caregivers

Definition of Caregivers
Caregivers provide help to another person in need. The person receiving care may be an adult - often a parent or a spouse - or a child with special medical needs. Some caregivers are family members. Others are paid. They do a lot of things.

There is no illness that is not exacerbated by stress.
― Allan Lokos

Definition of Caregivers

Caregiving is hard, and caregivers of chronically ill people often feel stress. They are "on call" 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you're caring for someone with mental problems like Alzheimer's disease it can be especially difficult. Support groups can help. (Source: medlineplus.gov)
Fills visit dead space.
Exposes the hidden agenda.
Respects the parent’s opinion.
Gives me alternative ideas.
Clinical interview questions.
Planning a medical scheme.

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“It just took all the worries away having her there. I didn’t have to think about anything. A nurse who cares about professional results knows what it’s all about and knows how to put a patient at ease when treating ailments. Very efficient treatment and explains the ailments before and after.”

Ron, Nundah
Ron, Nundah
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