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George is 80 years of age. He has been active part of his Christian church the past 65 years. During this time, he has working with young men and guidedy or a religious life. He has been diagnosed with Vascular Dementia. Recently er outside and was unable to get up and come back inside. He has four child these lives close to him and is able to give any type of assistance. This chi shopping, paying bills, mowing the yard and driving to appointments when other siblings have been taking George and his wife to appointments been taken to hospital and now requires full-time care Case Study Scenario 1 commveal into into only one of available when they can. He has with cleaning and washing. She has His wile, Bety, is independent but requires assistance just had surgery so needs additional support in wound care. 15 Scenario 2 Eun Kyung is 40 years of age and has cerebral palsy the community with no support. Eun Kyung has a full time job in the city. She lives alone with little support from family as they live in a different city. Recently, she has become ill and needs assistance around the house with cleaning and cooking. Her case worker has arranged for a support worker for the next month. . She is mobile and can move around 12 It you were supporting both George's wife and Eun Kyung, explain how you would be required to work differently with each person. 13. Give an example of how you would work positively with all parties, in caring for Bety 17Explanation / Answer
12)In first scenario as Ms Betty is independent she will need help only in laundry, meals and taking medicines or wound care but Ms Run Kyung will need more basic care as she is Ill presently apart from here cerebral palsy, she loves to be an independent women so respect her feelings and help accordingly.
13)Explain Betty and her children to rely on support system, engage in self care to prevent stress and burnout, be aware of compassion, fatigue and work in coordination.
14)For emotional support, rapid recovery, to eliminate lonely feeling, for encouragement and for stabilising financial statement
15) valuing people- Treating both with dignity and listening to them to work in partnership
-Autonomy- maximising independence by building on individual strength, interest and abilities.
-Life experience- supporting sense of self by understanding the importance of persons past behaviour.
- understanding the relationships
16) - Believe that both the patient's have potential and it is there unique strength and capability that will determine their evolving stress.
- Focus on strength
- Believe that change is inevitable
- Create authentic relationship for positive change.
- Build capacity in patients.
17) know what has to be done
Help patient to keep on doing things they love at home or in their local community.
The persons capability and interest may change over time but maintaining independence, health and well-being will always be important.
Know what kind of care does patient need, do they need help with only laundry meals and taking medicines or more basic care.
18) Written policies increase understanding and reduce the need for individual decision
Help to ensure uniformity
Help to maintain workplace etiquette
Help to know exact what patient need
Help to plan nutritional meals etc
19) In Ms Betty's senario these organisation policies will help to know what help exactly is needed by her
Will help her to become more independent with assistance and will lead to early recovery.
Help to reduce her stress and burnout by talking and giving psychological support.
Giving appropriate wound care for early recovery and prevent infection.
20) caregiver should know to care for surgical wounds
Should help Ms Betty with laundry, meals and medicines
As she may feel lonely and stressed, psychological support is very important.
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