respite care
The impact of residential respite care on the behavior of older people
... the respite recipients entering the residential aged care facility (fortnightly, within two months of the booked admission), on one to four occasions during respite care (weekly, depending on ...
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Foster carers' perceptions of planned respite care and the perceived psychosocial effects for foster children.
... Respite care for children with ...on respite care focuses on its provision for children with ...that respite care is beneficial for parents and is a vital service and source of ...
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Caring for adults with learning disabilities: Parents' experiences and the role of respite care
... Over half the responses (61.3%, n=38) were coded as ‘captivated’. ‘Captivated parents’ are those who have relinquished their personal aims and found enhanced positive meaning in their parental role; they hold fewer ...
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Dromcollogher and District Respite Care Centre, Coolaboy, Dromcollogher, Limerick
... contemporary-based practices. There was a respectful, supportive and positive atmosphere in the centre and residents had choices for example about getting up times, what to get involved in and where to have their meals. ...
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Barriers to non residential respite care for adults with moderate to complex needs: A UK perspective
... so, respite intends to provide carers a sense of renewal and confidence to continue caring; “a lifeline to [carers]…giving them the time and space to recharge their batteries” (Wilkie and Barr, 2008: ...
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Medical Respite Care for Fargo-Moorhead Homeless Population: A Needs Assessment
... of Care delivery model, involving outreach, treatment, transitional housing and finally permanent housing, to the Housing First model (Tsemberis, Gulcur, & Nakae, ...of Care model assumes homeless ...
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Dromcollogher and District Respite Care Centre, OSV 0000415, 19 September 2018
... There were effective governance arrangements in place to support the provision of care to a good standard and to enable positive outcomes for residents. There was a clearly defined management structure with ...
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Riverbrook Nursing and Respite Care, OSV 0000426, 19 November 2018
... and Respite Centre is registered to provide care to 22 dependent ...residential care predominately to people over the age of 65 but also caters for younger people over the age of ...offers ...
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Dromcollogher and District Respite Care Centre, Coolaboy, Dromcollogher, Limerick
... The purpose of regulation in relation to designated centres is to safeguard vulnerable people of any age who are receiving residential care services. Regulation provides assurance to the public that people living ...
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Relax. Take a Break: A Family Guide to Respite for Children in Michigan. Table of Contents. What is respite?...3
... the respite care experience to make sure that he or she felt ...the respite care provider, respite program, or your supports ...
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Ballymacool Respite House, Donegal
... The inspector reviewed the centre's roster which showed that staffing arrangements were flexible in nature and directed by the assessed needs of residents who accessed respite care. Rosters showed that the ...
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Key stakeholders’ experiences of respite services for people with dementia and their perspectives on respite service development: a qualitative systematic review
... dementia respite service non-use, believing that the stigma is in rela- tion to service use itself, and that the solution to this lies in improving the public image of respite care ...
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Maria Goretti Respite, Louth
... As part of this inspection, the inspector met with three children who were recipients of respite care on the day of this inspection and a parent. The inspector met with a number of staff, including the two ...
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White Strand Respite Service
... The inspector was satisfied that the provider had taken steps to protect residents and had systems in place to respond to any concerns which arose. The action from the previous inspection had been resolved. This was in ...
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An exploration of the respite needs and experiences of parents caring for a child with a life limiting condition requiring palliative care
... palliative care warn against inventing propositions when there is no theory available (Lee 2002) whilst others suggest that ideally propositions should be equally measureable and limited in number (Wu & Volker ...
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Tús Nua Respite Services, Mayo
... unannounced visits had also been undertaken with a report produced on the quality and safety of care. The latest being in June 2016 and December 2016. There was evidence that the person in charge undertook a range ...
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Drumboe Respite House, Donegal
... Measures to protect residents being harmed or suffering abuse are in place and appropriate action is taken in response to allegations, disclosures or suspected abuse. Residents are assisted and supported to develop the ...
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Fernhill Respite House, Donegal
... There were no residents using bed rails as a form of physical restraint, although bed rails were used for safety by a small number of residents. These residents used bed rails when at home and wished to continue using ...
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Crannóg Respite Service, Galway
... The purpose of regulation in relation to designated centres is to safeguard vulnerable people of any age who are receiving residential care services. Regulation provides assurance to the public that people living ...
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Summerville Respite House, Waterford
... There was an emergency on call system in the evenings, overnight and at weekends. This role was shared between the Director of Services and the two Assistant Director of Services, one of whom held the role of person in ...
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