Rehabilitative and restorative

The important learning in these rehabilitative or restorative care

programs focuses on maximizing an optimal level of functioning,
enabling clients to regain or retain their independence following the
debilitating effects of illness or injury.

 concepts

-Promote Adaptation.
-Emphasise Abilities.
-Treat the Whole Person.
-Time. Educate.
-People Centred Care.

The long-term care

The most important thing to understand is that it consists of a

variety of services designed to meet a person's health or personal
care needs over a short or long period of time. These concepts help
people live as independently and safely as possible when they can
no longer perform everyday activities on their own.

concepts

-Addressing Staff Shortages

-Promoting a Healthier Work Environment

-A Focus on Person-Centered Care

-The Growth of In-Home Care

-Embracing New Technology

 Home Care and Family Caregiving

I’ve learned that it focuses on the health and well-being of a
person who need assistance with daily activities and chores. Your
aging loved one may require care due to an illness, chronic ailments
that make doing daily tasks more difficult, an injury, problems with
mobility or memory, or other factors. An also, enhance the quality
of life for carers through advocacy, services, education, and
research.
5 Concepts
-Caregiver esteem
-Uplifts of caregiving
-Caregiver satisfaction
-Finding or making meaning through caregiving
-Gain in the caregiving experience

End-of-Life Care

I've discovered that end-of-life care is the word used to describe the
assistance and medical attention provided in the moments
preceding death. This kind of care is provided at all times, not just
in the final seconds before breathing and heartbeat stop. Older
adults sometimes have one or more chronic illnesses and require
substantial care up to their deaths, which could take days, weeks,
or even months. Depending on a person's requirements,
preferences, or decisions, the end of life may look differently. Also,
Some people may prefer to pass away at home, while others may
prefer to receive care in a hospital or other institution right up until
the very end. Although most people like to be around their family
and friends, it's typical for some people to wish to be alone.

5 concepts

-Recognising that someone is dying

- Communicating sensitively with them and their family
- Involving them in decisions
- Supporting them and their family;
- Creating an individual plan of care that includes adequate nutrition
and hydration