Recognising deterioration in older people

Did you know that one of the questions asked by a quality review team relates to recognising the signs of deterioration in seniors?
Nothing Stays the Same Forever - it's an unfortunate truth that we all deteriorate over time, yes we can do things that help us remain healthier and fitter for longer, but no matter how much care we take of our bodies we experience some degree of deterioration as we age. As a support worker you have a responsibility to recognise and respond to the signs of deterioration in those you care for. Do you know what you should be looking for? Check out the video to find out.
If you are wanting to know more about how to write those client notes you might want to check out our online course: How to Write Professional Progress Notes - Training Course shop.cdcs.com.au/product/prog...
00:00 Introduction
03:00 Signs and Symptoms of deterioration
03:10 Changes in Personality
03:55 Forgetfulness
05:30 Environmental Indicators / Change in Habits
06:16 Difficulty Moving Around - physical deterioration
07:16 Physical Changes - Weight Loss
07:53 Other Physical Changes
08:29 Bruising, Cuts or Burns
08:50 Frequent Illnesses
09:30 Irrational Decisions
10:34 Report & Document Changes

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