How Does the Patient Companion Serve?
How Does the Patient Companion Serve?
How Does the Patient Companion Serve?
Persons accompanying patients help patients when they need a companion and meet the needs of patients. Relatives of patients may not always be able to accompany their patients in cases of long-term need for a companion or for different reasons. Accompanying people can also become more professional in meeting the needs of the patient, as they specialize in this job.
What Do Patient Companions Do?
Meeting the patient's needs.
Giving the patient his medication and following his needs.
To inform the health personnel immediately in abnormal situations that may be seen in the patient.
Helping the patient to meet their needs such as toilet and bathroom.
To help meet the nutritional needs of the patient.
To keep track of the patient's serum or probe and to inform the health personnel when needed.
If the patient is being cared for at home, contacting the patient's doctor and providing information in case of need.
In case of emergency, call an ambulance and take the patient to the hospital.
To provide the necessary order for the comfort of the patient.
To inform the family and relatives about the developments about the patient.
To keep the morale and motivation of the patient at the highest level.
These are some of the duties of the caregiver.
Nursing is a job that requires patience and compassion. The patient's illness should be dealt with well and necessary actions should be taken. Patients and their relatives can be very sensitive due to their current situation. The person who is the caregiver should do his job by considering these sensitivities.
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