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    provide care round-the-clock and day in, day out while care in community-based is sometimes on an as-needed basis, like the adult day care. 3. Consumers who can help themselves with activities of daily living are cared for in home-based environment while those consumers who cannot help with activities of daily living are institutionalized. 3. Developmentally disabled and mentally retarded individuals tend to function in a home-based or community-based residential settings rather than in…

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    Long-term care industry consists of various providers in the community-based settings, quasi-institutions, and institutional facilities. This industry cannot function without other key partners. Institutional providers are the most visible sector of the long-term care industry. A variety of health care personnel are involved in the delivery of long-term care and the ancillary sector includes case management agencies that assist clients with identifying and obtaining appropriate long-term care…

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    Martha Rogers Case Summary

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    A major role of practicing healthcare professionals in today’s society is their moral and ethical approaches to a patient’s overall care. In this specific case, Martha Rogers, an 85-year-old gerontology patient, was admitted to a psychiatric unit of the hospital due to confusion and increasing irritability. Following evaluation, healthcare providers found she was dehydrated which may have caused some of the symptoms that she was undergoing; Mrs. Rogers, however, became calm and cooperative with…

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    Long Term Care Conchita Ruiz-Alvarez Capella University \ Abstract The need for the extended care has become a reality through the longevity revolution. Millions of people are living longer and longer, reaching an advanced age where infirmities rob them of independence. Health care system isn't designed to cope with long-term care issues. For an elderly widow who is whose hands are so gnarled by arthritis, she cannot dress or turn the knob on her kitchen stove. She is keenly alert, but she may…

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    Case Study Walk-To-Dine

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    “Walk-to-Dine” is a program that focuses on maintaining resident’s highest level of endurance, strength, and overall well-being. There are several studies that have been performed over this subject that conclude that this program is beneficial. The strategy is to give the residents who cannot walk to the dining room independently, the chance to do so with help from the staff. The program not only allows for a natural dining experience for the resident, but it also provides a form of regular…

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    Long Term Care Essay

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    4 Ways to Pay for Your Long-Term Care It’s no secret, we are living longer. Advances in modern medicine makes it possible for many people to live long into their 80s and even their 90s. If you are fortunate enough to live this long, then it’s important that you have the very best care when it comes to long-term care. The following are a few ways you can pay for your long-term care or your parent’s long-term care while keeping it affordable. Purchase Long-Term Insurance One of the many…

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    homelike setting. What is a residential care home? Care homes are residential facilities that provide individualized service to small groups of older adults. These adult care homes provide housing, dining services and assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs). Many adult care homes are situated in large single-family homes that have been renovated into multi-unit apartments. These homes may only have the capability to care for a few…

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    author Kwang Hyun Ko writes about the different ways that the hominins have become modern humans. The journey that the hominins traveled was not easy for any of the groups, it became a challenge to survive. Each group has/had different traits, location and ways of doing the things that one would need to survive, and Kwang Hyun Ko explains all of theses ideas throughout the article. In the article “Hominin interbreeding and the evolution of human variation” the author Kwang Hyun Ko explains…

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    I am analyzing a picture posted by the Daily KOS website and author Brian T. Lynch about the drug abuse problem we have in this country and the reasons we have them. It was posted in October of 2015 which even being half a year ago the problem is still rising and an issue. This picture is of a group with five people sitting in a circle with alcohol, cigarettes, and drugs all around them. They also have an article following talking about all of the reasons that the drug issue is so heavy now…

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    Life Without Limbs Essay

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    his family are happy when the participant is also happy in spite of his condition. Family and Friends “Family at yung mga friends ko kaya gusto ko na makita nila na may pag-asa pa kahit naputulan kami ng parte ng katawan.” -Participant 9 “natanggap ko itong lahat dahil sa pamilya ko dahil tinulungan nila ako at nakikita ko silang masaya kapag masaya rin ako sa kalagayan ko.” -Participant…

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