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Caring for a Patient Living with Cri du Chat Syndrome
Caring for a patient living with Cri du Chat syndrome can be a deeply rewarding yet profoundly challenging journey. This rare genetic disorder, characterized by a distinctive infant’s cry and chromosomal abnormalities, requires caregivers to...
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How To Care For Patients Living With Spinal Cord Injuries
Chances are that you are about to care for patients living with spinal cord injuries, and you are wondering, “Where do I even start from?” We understand that that kind of care can be overwhelming and yet tasking. But yeah, you have a guide to...
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How to Care for People Living with Muscular Dystrophy
As a caregiver who wants to care for people living with muscular dystrophy, having a firm understanding of what this illness is will help you offer care in the best way. Muscular dystrophy is a group of genetic disorders that significantly impact...
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Caring for a Patient Living with Huntington’s Disease
Caring for a patient living with Huntington’s Disease (HD) is a profoundly compassionate yet complex journey that requires patience, knowledge, and emotional intelligence. As a caregiver, you play an indispensable role in enhancing the quality...
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Offering Winter Care To In-Home Patients: Caregivers Guide
It’s no longer news that winter is here, and as a caregiver offering winter care to in-home patients, you need to be prepared for strategic things to ensure it goes smoothly. In the realm of caregiving, the onset of winter brings forth unique...
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15 Strategies for Fall Prevention in Caregiving: Stepping Safety
What are the strategies for fall prevention? What can I do to keep my clients safe from falls? First things first, in the realm of caregiving, the importance of fall prevention cannot be overstated. For those under your care, preventing falls is a...
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