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Six Common Causes of Nurse Burnout

Nurse Burnout. While in the past, this term may not have been very well known to people outside of the medical field, in the last two years, it has made its way to the forefront of not just news stories and publications. It is also widely discussed on video-sharing and social media platforms. In light of the global health crisis that is the Covid-19 pandemic, the realities of overworked, over-stressed health care workers have become an enormous problem that is evident to health care workers and … [Read more...] about Six Common Causes of Nurse Burnout

Emergency Numbers to Keep at Your Fingertips

If you live alone, it’s important to have emergency numbers handy in the case of a fall or accident. Even if you have live-in caregiver assistance, you’ll want to keep certain numbers nearby to help you with the resources you need. Having emergency numbers handy is important not only for safety; but also for giving you peace of mind, knowing that help is just a phone call away. Here are some important numbers to have nearby. Primary Physician and Hospital If you’re experiencing a change in … [Read more...] about Emergency Numbers to Keep at Your Fingertips

Fall Prevention Home Safety Tips

As you get older, you recognize how important it is to prevent falls in your home. Making just a few small changes to your home can make all the difference when it comes to preventing falls. While falls can hurt anyone, they can be especially dangerous for seniors, who are more at risk for things like hip fractures. Making your home safe from falls doesn’t have to be a difficult task; it only takes a few small changes. Here are a few tips. Declutter Your Floors Having lots of loose items on … [Read more...] about Fall Prevention Home Safety Tips

Elder Care with Preferred Home Health Care

If you have an elderly loved one who needs caretaking, the best option is often for them to stay in their home. For those who are not always available to care for their loved one, Preferred Home Health Care offers a comprehensive list of elder care services. We can help you determine what type of care is right for your situation. Our skillful nursing and caregiving staff has been trusted throughout New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware for more than 30 years. We keep our fully bonded and … [Read more...] about Elder Care with Preferred Home Health Care

What Are the Benefits of Becoming a
Private Duty Nurse?

Nursing is a calling that takes equal parts skill and compassion. Nurses who work in hospitals or other public settings, and those on private duty, all work to provide a level of effective and empathetic care to their patients. If you are in the nursing profession and currently employed at a hospital, you may not realize how many advantages there are in shifting to a private duty career path. Want to learn more about how Preferred Home Health Care & Nursing Services can take your nursing … [Read more...] about What Are the Benefits of Becoming a
Private Duty Nurse?

What is the Difference Between Live-in Care
and 24-Hour Home Care?

With home health care, qualified medical professionals, such as registered nurses, provide medical care at your place of residence. Depending on your needs, you can get this type of service part-time or on a 24-hour basis. Full-time home health care is ideal for people who need ongoing medical supervision but would like to remain in their own residence. If you or a loved one need ongoing medical services, you need to understand the types of home health care available. The most common options … [Read more...] about What is the Difference Between Live-in Care
and 24-Hour Home Care?

How to Help Your Client Tackle Allergy Season

If your client is finding themselves sneezing and blowing their nose nonstop lately, they’re not alone. Nearly 8% of Americans suffer from seasonal allergies. Allergies happen as your body mounts an immune response to a foreign substance. In the case of seasonal allergies, that substance is usually pollen from plants and trees. Symptoms of seasonal allergies often include sneezing, a runny or stuffy nose, scratchy throat, and itchy or watery eyes. Luckily, there’s things your client can do to … [Read more...] about How to Help Your Client Tackle Allergy Season

Pediatric Private Duty Nursing

What Is Pediatric Private Duty Nursing? A child with special needs requires extra TLC. While parents give their child enormous love and attention, this extra level of care can be difficult to handle on your own because it requires special skills. These are the skills of a pediatric private duty nurse, also called a pediatric PDN or pediatric visiting nurse. This health care specialist is a registered nurse (RN), a licensed practical nurse (LPN), or a vocational nurse who provides clients with … [Read more...] about Pediatric Private Duty Nursing

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