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Caring for clients with spinal injuries requires skill, empathy, and support for both physical needs and emotional well-being to enhance quality of life...

Date created: 21/02/2025

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Try these de-escalation techniques to handle client refusal of personal care while maintaining respect for their autonomy...

Date created: 10/01/2025

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While this may seem to be something that you think everyone can and should be able to do, it is worth remembering that often live-in carers have come to the UK from another country where not only are light bulbs different, but fittings and fixtures are unfamiliar...

Date created: 21/10/2021

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Sometimes with a client there may not be a car available for you to do the shopping. You may also find yourself in a remote area where there simply are no local shops, and you have to resort to asking the family/friends to shop for you and your client or find another way...

Date created: 21/10/2021

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Cross contamination can cause both you and your client to become ill, and while you, as a healthy person may recover quickly, an elderly or ill person may take far longer or possible die from this...

Date created: 21/10/2021

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Much as most of us hate going to the dentist, it is something that we may have to do, and as live-in carers who move around this can be very difficult...

Date created: 21/10/2021

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As a live-in carer you will inevitably find old medicine in your client’s house. It is no strange thing to find ancient medication hidden in cupboards under the stairs, in the piano stool, on top of the fridge, and in fact in any odd place you find...

Date created: 21/10/2021

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Before you start working as a Live-in carer, you will be asked by your agency to supply a criminal background check. Even a private live-in carer may be asked to provide this form before starting work...

Date created: 21/10/2021

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Any spill that happens when you are with your client can be serious and dangerous because there is always a risk that you or your client slip and injure yourselves...

Date created: 20/10/2021

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While it is a nice thought to work alongside another carer and get on well, this may not always happen. Personality clashes happen with live-in care just as much as in any other industry...

Date created: 20/10/2021

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Sometimes you may come across a client who decides that they no longer want to bath, they may refuse to change their clothes, and cease to maintain personal hygiene. This happens far more often than you may realise, but it can become problematic as well as being frustrating for the carer...

Date created: 20/10/2021

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If you find yourself caring for a client who hoards, you should firstly find out if they suffer from onset dementia as this often triggers the hoarding behaviour...

Date created: 20/10/2021

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