Übersetzung für "Professional caregiver" in Deutsch

Social and financial resources of the patient should be assessed because they affect management decisions (eg, living arrangements, hiring of a professional caregiver).

If you are a professional caregiver, you will obtain in the app tools which will facilitate your daily job, and will reduce the chances of accidents with medicines.

It is our custom for nobles to ease their tensions with the help of professional caregivers.

Online medical companies sell to hospitals, medical professionals, caregivers and patients.

Through the use of AAL technology informal carers can take over parts from professional caregivers.

Governments, insurers, medical professionals, patients, and caregivers need to work together to ensure that the transition to this health continuum is well managed, so that access can be expanded, outcomes can be improved, and productivity can be enhanced.

Healthcare professionals or other caregivers should follow local or institutional policies regarding needle handling.

All offers are aimed at people with all forms and stages of dementia, their family members and professional caregivers, both living in their own home as well as in a nursing home.

The conference addresses to medical professionals, scientists, caregivers, patients, patient organisations, politicians, regulatory authorities, and media people.

Emphasis will remain upon ways to resource patients, their personal and professional caregivers and significant others within the therapeutic setting.

Governments, national and local authorities, healthcare professionals, patients, caregivers, industry and insurance companies were encouraged to work together in public-private partnerships to actively promote:

This call for contribution is open to all professionals, caregivers, volunteers, families and users of the mental and psychological disability sector.

For prophylaxis and treatment of decubitus, a system will be developed, capable on the one hand to actively involve people with high decubitus risk in decubitus prophylaxis, and which on the other hand eases the encouragement of high risk patients by professional caregivers.

In the course of the outcome-oriented evaluation, effects of the ZentrAAL technologies on life of the older people, their relatives and involved professional caregivers will be analysed.

Since round-the-clock care (24-hour care) is still the most commonly availed service in the wide range of professional caregiving services, independent caregivers usually spend their two-week cycle in the households of the person requiring care or their relatives.

This is why the quality of healthcare will primarily depend on staffing, namely the number of professional caregivers and their qualifications.

Assistance can also be supplied by professional caregivers (e.g. social services or a home care agency), whose work will be covered by the care insurance funds as a so-called benefit-in-kind.

Given the shortage of skilled health professionals, supporting informal caregivers at a number of critical stages of an illness is a possible solution to treatment needs.

Sometimes professional caregivers, such as home health care workers or employees of nursing homes and other institutions, abuse older people.

New opportunities and competitive advantages will be opened up for care agencies, manufacturers and external service providers by gaining an insight into the attitudes held by relatives who may end up caring for elderly members of their family, as well as by finding out what professional caregivers expect of their employers.

He and his co-authors were able to demonstrate in a study that, within a multi-professional medical team, caregivers with direct physical contact with patients at the end of their lives can best assess the remaining lifespan to be expected before death.