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Original Publishing Date :May 17, 2017 Publisher: National Institute of Health [NIH] Author : National Institute on Aging[NIA] Alzheimer’s caregivers struggle with aggressive behaviors of their loved ones and the impact of the disease. Caregiving for someone with dementia is […]
Publisher: CorporateWellnessMagazine.com Author: Norbert Berta Alicea “Employees who provide caregiving support are more likely to be distracted at work or take time off to deal with issues stemming from their caregiving responsibilities.” Inevitably, the number of employees acting as caregivers […]
The Healthcare industry reports the most workplace injuries and that number has skyrocketed with the current COVID-19 situation. However, all of these injuries and deaths have been entirely preventable. Some techniques that healthcare facilities have used to keep workplaces injuries […]
Original Publishing Date: 6 January 2020 Publisher: SHRM Author: Joanne Sammer Employee caregivers have to juggle the pressures of work along with their duties of a caregiver which leads to stress, depression, and loneliness. These duties take a major toll […]
Original Publishing Date – May 7, 2020 Publisher – Dementia Care Notes “No one is certain how long the restrictions and challenges posed by COVID-19 and related preventive measures will continue…caregivers can build an information base and skills to handle […]
Source: Alzheimer’s Association Early Stage Caregiving Early-stage Alzheimer’s patients are those patients who are in the beginning stages of their disease. They are usually quite independent, driving themselves places, working or even take part in social activities. The early-stage doesn’t […]
Dementia is an umbrella term that covers numerous mental illnesses that are marked by the impairment of at least two brain functions. Alzheimer’s is the most common form of Dementia. It is a neurodegenerative disease that begins mild and ramps […]
Original Publishing Date: 25 February 2014 Publisher: Kelowna Capital News Author: Marjorie Horne “The inevitable path of end of life care is that you will lose that person you love. As you move through that process, your journey will change […]
Original Publishing Date: 24/02/2017 Publisher: THE WIRE Author: Deepanshu Mohan Proper healthcare recognizes quality, not quantity, as the key to better care, better health, and reduced costs. In India public healthcare, especially in rural areas, has always been a low […]
Original Publishing Date: 16 January 2019 Publisher: HR Dive Author: Katie Clarey The article talks about the gap in communication between caregivers and their employers. Most employers do not realize the toll that caregiving takes on caregivers and the effect […]
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