A local nursing home is seeking a dependable, honest, and considerate individual to work as a caregiver for several elderly patients. Qualified candidates should have CPR and first aid training, at least a year of caregiving experience, and a passion for serving the elderly with kindness.Based on the information in the classified ad, which information should you highlight in your cover letter?A.Your previous experience as a restaurant serverB.Your experience caring for your elderly grandmotherC.Your ideas for helping the elderlyD.Your intention of becoming a registered nurse

Help to get you out and about to appointments and community activitiesQuestion 9Select one:a.Nursing care servicesb.Transport servicesc.Domestic assistance

Caring for older people with dementia in theemergency department.

You would be expected to work alongside and liaise with many people in your profession as an Aged Care support worker. In order to provide the best possible care for your clients, it is important to understand the roles and responsibilities of different parties. a. In the provided table, for each of the following roles, provide a list of their expected responsibilities.Role ResponsibilitiesAged Care Support workers Person being supported Family members and carers Health professionals Supervisors

Fry et al 2015(b) AustraliaTitle Emergency nurses'perceptions of the role offamily/carers in caring forcognitively impaired olderpersons in pain: adescriptive qualitativestudyQualitative descriptivestudyPurposive samplingSee above (Fry et al,2015a)To understand EDnurses' perceptions ofthe role offamily/carers for oldercognitively impairedpersons experiencingpain as a result of along bone fractureFocus groups (4)Nvivo 9.2Thematic analysis(Gibbs, 2007)ED nurses perceivethat family members:were valuable inassisting staff to buildthe clinical picture onarrival in the ED; canprovide criticalinformation thatwould otherwise beunknown; reducenegative impact of theED environment onpatientIf family memberswere not present, thisadded to the workloadof nurses who couldnot deliver the carethe person with CIrequiredWorry and stress forfamily members. EDnurses expect familymembers to provideFamily members arethe hidden workforce.Collaboration betweenfamily members andnurses needs furtherexploration. Role offamily members in EDis sometimes unclearMore research neededto determine familymembers' perceptionsof emergency care

Fry et al 2015(b) AustraliaTitle Emergency nurses'perceptions of the role offamily/carers in caring forcognitively impaired olderpersons in pain: adescriptive qualitativestudyQualitative descriptivestudyPurposive samplingSee above (Fry et al,2015a)To understand EDnurses' perceptions ofthe role offamily/carers for oldercognitively impairedpersons experiencingpain as a result of along bone fractureFocus groups (4)Nvivo 9.2Thematic analysis(Gibbs, 2007)ED nurses perceivethat family members:were valuable inassisting staff to buildthe clinical picture onarrival in the ED; canprovide criticalinformation thatwould otherwise beunknown; reducenegative impact of theED environment onpatientIf family memberswere not present, thisadded to the workloadof nurses who couldnot deliver the carethe person with CIrequiredWorry and stress forfamily members. EDnurses expect familymembers to provideFamily members arethe hidden workforce.Collaboration betweenfamily members andnurses needs furtherexploration. Role offamily members in EDis sometimes unclearMore research neededto determine familymembers' perceptionsof emergency care23personal care but notall family members arecomfortable with this