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Studies: Virtual Reality Shows Promise in Palliative Care

Hospice News

We’ve seen that VR technology can deliver surprising results at a relatively low cost and with little training required for caregivers,” Shega recently told Forbes Health. Patients use a 5G mobile hotspot to receive virtual and augmented reality (AR) video experiences. Other operators are similarly embracing virtual reality technology.

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What To Know Before Hiring In-Home Nursing Services

Caregiver Support Services

Hiring an in-home nurse can be a game-changer for family caregivers. They offer much-needed professional care for their loved ones. Evaluate Your Caregiving Abilities You’re dedicated to caring for your loved one in need. Here’s what to know before hiring in-home nursing services.

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New Directors at Iowa River, Home Health of the Ozarks; C-Suite Shifts at Elara Caring, VIA Health

Hospice News

“Promoting Cheryl into this position will be a smooth transition for our staff and patients,” Courtney Owens, TCMH chief nursing officer, said in a statement. Maley is a ‘homegrown’ director, working throughout her career at TCMH and up through the various patient care areas to the director position.”

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The Power of Hospice Nursing

Daily Nurse

James Dibben, RN , is a hospice nurse and administrator, podcaster, advocate, and educator who loves teaching nurses about hospice and helping the public understand how hospice care can ease the burdens of dying. “99% Most hospice patients die in their homes. Sometimes, caregivers can start to doubt what they’re doing.

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Ep.4: Alzheimer’s Awareness: How to Support Clients, Caregivers, and Family Members

Home Care Pulse

4: Alzheimer’s Awareness: How to Support Clients, Caregivers, and Family Members Wendie Colvin, Senior Clinical Content Writer at Home Care Pulse, discusses how we can prepare clients, caregivers, and family members for the progression of Alzheimer's, and what agencies need to do to support the millions of people living with this disease.

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Navigating the World of Long-Term Care: A Guide for Nurses

Minority Nurse

Community services (adult day care centers): Community-based facilities that provide care and activities for older adults, typically during daytime hours. They are for older adults requiring supervision and social interaction but not round-the-clock care. Their day typically involves a mix of medical and personal care tasks.

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Checking in on your Staff’s Mental Health

Home Care Pulse

Share: We’re Home Care Pulse, a leading provider of experience management & surveys, caregiver/CNA training, and online reputation management. It is easy for all healthcare providers to be “givers” and share their compassion willingly as they care for patients and families. The patient? What did I forget?

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