Being responsible for the care of someone with autism is often demanding, requires plenty of patience, but can also be extremely rewarding. You’ll be in a position to see the real person behind the condition, learn to understand their specific needs, and form a relationship that allows them to get the most out of their…
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Caring for a Service User with Mental Health Issues
For a homecare assistant, looking after someone with a mental health condition or illness can involve wearing many hats. Your role will have a lot of variety, plenty of challenges, and a great many rewards. You’ll play a big part in their recovery, learn to spot the signs when they’re becoming unwell, and be able…
Read moreAction on Stroke Month: Supporting the Family of a Stroke Sufferer
When a stroke strikes, it will have a devastating effect on the family of a sufferer. As a care professional, there are several ways you can support them, as well as the patient.
Read moreEssential aftercare for stroke patients: A guide for nurses
In the UK, approximately 100,000 people will have a stroke each year. Of those numbers, around 85,000 people will potentially need aftercare support from nurses when they leave hospital.
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