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Topic of the Month February: Impressive Integration Institutions

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[01/02/2012] At the cemetery and in the kitchen we are all the same – at least in those institutions which REHACARE.de presents in the Topic of the Month February. Have a look at “Impressive Integration Institutions”.  Topic of the Month February: Impressive Integration Institutions - read more

Topic of the Month January: The Hard Fate of Multiple Disabilities

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[01/01/2012] Suffering from one kind of disability is bad enough. However, it is a fact that most handicaps do come along with others. In our Topic of the Month January we show you mothers fighting for their children who share “The Hard Fate of Multiple Disabilities”. Topic of the Month January: The Hard Fate of Multiple Disabilities - read more

Mother of a Multiple Handicapped Son: „One Should Not Hide at Home“

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[01/01/2012] No matter whether it is basketball or musicals – the son of Ulrike Putze gets enthusiastic about big events of every kind. So she tries to allow him visiting such events over and over again. Nothing unusual? Maybe at least a little bit: Tim is bound to a wheelchair on account of a multiple disability. Mother of a Multiple Handicapped Son: „One Should Not Hide at Home“ - read more

Caregivers at Risk for Health Problems

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[12/12/2011] According to research conducted at Virginia Tech, the more a caregiver's day is disrupted by the unsettled behaviours of their loved one, the more they find themselves unable to meet or balance their own home and family workloads. Caregivers at Risk for Health Problems - read more

Improving Patient Care by Improving Nurses' Work Environment

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Photo: Nurse with patient; linked to [07/12/2011] A study of the New York University indicates that there are other aspects of registered nurses' (RNs) work environments that RNs perceive can also have a significant impact on the quality of care they deliver. Improving Patient Care by Improving Nurses' Work Environment - read more

Hospice Family Caregivers Require Unique Care Needs

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[05/12/2011] A study led by the University of Kentucky researchers found that hospice family caregivers are "second order patients" themselves and require their own unique care needs. Hospice Family Caregivers Require Unique Care Needs - read more

Topic of the Month December: The Day that Changed my Life

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[01/12/2011] An accident, a stroke or cancer – the main characters of our Topic of the Month December have gone through a lot. However, with fighting spirit and people who support and love them they are even able to defy hopeless diagnoses. Read more in: The Day that Changed my Life.  Topic of the Month December: The Day that Changed my Life - read more

Do Not Surrender

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[01/12/2011] An accident caused heaviest head injuries – and the doctors said there would be no survival chance for Mrs. H. from Germany. However, her daughter never gave up the fight for her mother. Today, one and a half years later she again lives in her own home. She can speak again, walk, eat and take part in life. In her report the daughter makes clear – the magic word tells to fight. Do Not Surrender - read more

 
 

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