Osteoporosis is a disease that leads to weakening of the bones. It is quite common in the elderly. It doesn't have to be life-threatening, but it can be life-changing if a serious fall occurs. Therefore, caregivers should be proactive and mitigate any risk of falls while making sure the senior they are caring for is eating healthy and taking medications.
The Netherlands became the first country to invent and then create a special facility for seniors with dementia - a model village. Living there allows them to live a better life given their diagnosis and gives them a sense of normalcy. Other countries have been inspired by the concept.
The pilot exhibition "Under One Roof" introduced many people to innovations in the field of medical and nursing technology. In addition to a number of participating companies state institutions as well as many guests were also present.
Serving nutritious and healthy meals to seniors is an integral part of their cares. Nutritious meals should contain mainly protein, varied vegetables, whole grains and healthy fats.
In Western Europe, the ageing of the population is increasing the need for caregivers to support the elderly. Governments in the European Union have introduced caregiving allowance schemes to provide financial assistance. They vary in the level of support, but aim to address the growing demand for care services.
The innovation of an online itinerary brings a unique solution. It will make it easier and more comfortable for care staff to travel for work.
A job interview is usually one of the last steps between you and getting a job. Therefore it must be handled in the best possible way. There is no better way to achieve this than preparation.
One of the EU's advantages is freedom of movement - you can work and travel within the EU, wherever you want. However, if you find a new job as a care worker, you should take a few documents with you to ensure you have a safe and legal stay.
Trust and respect are important in every relationship - professional and personal. They are not only important, but crucial when caring for the elderly. They require a lot of consistency, patience and work. But when it is achieved, both sides benefit more than you can imagine. Here's how you can get started.
Coping with aggressive behavior in seniors with dementia or Alzheimer's disease can be challenging for caregivers. With a little knowledge and the right approach, it can be prevented. Just keep calm and cool.
