Wong Kin

Help them get up with various hoists and then put them in the shower chair to shower and change their clothes.

Record the shape and amount of bowels, and then give them their medication according to the medication charts and keep a detailed record of the type, time, and dosage.

Cook for them at lunchtime, feed them, wash and dry their clothes, and clean up after them in the home community.

Sometimes help the guests with your supportive purchases or ordering of medications, and take them out to socialize and link with the home community.

Also, help guests manage their finances and take regular counts of their money.

Morning Routine:
Greet patients and assist them with their morning routine, which may include bathing, dressing, grooming, and meal preparation.
Takes necessary medications according to proper protocol.

Personal Care and Hygiene:
Assist patients throughout the day with personal care tasks such as toileting, mobility and positioning.

Meal Preparation and Feeding:
Prepares meals and snacks according to dietary requirements and preferences.

Medication Administration:
Administers medications as prescribed, keeping accurate records of dosage and time of administration.
Monitor for any side effects or adverse reactions.

Mobility and Exercise:
Assist individuals with mobility exercises and activities to maintain or improve physical function.
Ensure the individual's safety when transferring or using mobility aids.

Companionship and Emotional Support:
Engage in conversation, provide companionship and emotional support to alleviate isolation and anxiety.
Encourage social and recreational activities when appropriate.

Medical and Health Monitoring:
Closely monitor the patient's overall health and report any changes in condition to healthcare professionals or family members.
Perform any specific medical or treatment plans as needed.

Recording and Reporting:
Keep accurate and detailed records of daily care activities, changes in the patient's condition, and any concerns or questions.
Communicate effectively with healthcare providers and family members.

Communication and handover:
Communicate with the next shift of caregivers to provide updates and relevant information about the individual's care.
Ensure smooth handover between shifts to ensure continuity of care.