If you are looking at self-managed care for yourself or a loved one, it’s a great time to look at what you need to do to make things happen. Understanding what you want from care together with knowing what people, places and resources available to you is vital. As is...
Patient advocacy has always been a part of great healthcare. But the nature of patient advocacy is changing and changing fast. Our very own Rebecca Glover had the privilege of moderating a discussion on patient advocacy recently at the TalkingHealth Spring Summit. If...
Major health changes can knock even the most healthcare savvy person for six. Illness, dementia and a changing health or intellectual capacity can take a toll on even the toughest family. How do we nurture a relationship with a loved one when the goal posts change?...
In care environments, we all change. We defer to the doctor. We become more polite than we would at home. This brings with it formality. It may also bring more shyness, introspection and a quieter personality. We play a role to what people expect in all kinds of...
Carer self-care tips are just as important as the tips applied when looking after someone in care. Becoming someone’s carer or advocate whether through age, disability or disease can be a tough road. Both you and the person you support will undoubtedly become experts...
Whether it’s for illness, disability or aged care, creating meaningful support networks can help both the focal point and those doing the supporting. Yet creating a robust, communicative support network is something a lot of people struggle with. Especially when the...
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