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- Death With Dignity and Hospice
- Paying For Long-Term Care – Exploring Your Choices
- Nursing Home Care and the Elderly – I Thought We Had a Contract
- LPN Nursing Schools
- Nursing Home Activities Ideas For March
- Finding In-Home Care For the Elderly
| Posted: 11 Aug 2010 03:52 AM PDT One of the largest freedoms one can enact is their right to die with dignity. It is one of the most important freedoms that humans can display. Many people share their desires and will to die with dignified end of life care. That is where hospice care comes in to action with its purpose being dedicated to establishing a health care plan that will meet the patient’s expectations of respect, understand [...] Related Other Nursing |
| Paying For Long-Term Care – Exploring Your Choices Posted: 11 Aug 2010 03:52 AM PDT Because Americans today are living significantly longer than just a few decades ago, a greater number of Americans are requiring long-term care than ever before. In fact, according to recent statistics, seven out of ten seniors will require some type of care; four out of ten will require care for two years or more! And it is estimated that 93% of seniors have made no plan for a long-term illness. So, let&# [...] Related Other Nursing |
| Nursing Home Care and the Elderly – I Thought We Had a Contract Posted: 11 Aug 2010 02:31 AM PDT I thought we had a contract, reverse parenting so to speak. I look after you and you look after me when the time comes for reciprocation. For some of you I’m sure it would be considered a selfish expectation of my children. I don’t think so; because it is a contract we formed when each of them was born. Their precious little lives belonged to me; their fate in my hands until they reached adulthood and [...] Related Other Nursing |
| Posted: 11 Aug 2010 02:21 AM PDT LPN Nursing The occupation of becoming a licensed practical nurse requires about one year of continuing education in a vocational, technical, community, or online college. Becoming an LPN is a career stepping stone for some nurses and a career stopping point for others. Deciding to continue your educational and career goals is a personal situation and a question that is answered differently by each individual nurs [...] Related Other Nursing |
| Nursing Home Activities Ideas For March Posted: 11 Aug 2010 02:07 AM PDT March is the month of St. Patrick’s Day, the leprechaun, shamrocks, green beer and all things Irish. If you are an activity director in a nursing home and are planning activities around the Irish theme for this month, here are some activity suggestions to keep in mind. Trivia games can be on all things green or on Ireland. A party theme could be the same and there are many crafts to be made in the spirit of [...] Related Other Nursing |
| Finding In-Home Care For the Elderly Posted: 10 Aug 2010 06:39 PM PDT There may come a time when your elderly loved one needs in-home care for the short or long term. Perhaps she has had a fall or perhaps she can no longer stay alone and you have to work. She may need help with meal preparation, bathing, dressing, or even help getting to the bathroom. Where can you go to find someone to stay with your loved one? And, just as important, how will you pay for it? If your loved one is o [...] Related Other Nursing |
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