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How to speak to someone living with Alzheimer’s Disease
Persons living with dementia are often overwhelmed by their environment, and seek safety in interactions with people they may not recognize.
Enhanced Recovery after COVID-19 Exposure
As COVID-19 continues to unfold internationally, there has been a need for nursing advice — particularly around symptom self-management — which is known to lead to higher rates of complications for other similar conditions in the community.
Trauma-informed Empathy for Health and Social Service Professionals
The practice of empathy helps us relate to others and respond effectively, and is a key skill required of professionals in health & social service positions.
Should I take the medication I was prescribed?
Safe medication use occurs when the benefits of taking a medication outweigh potential harms. To accomplish this, the medication must be well-matched to the patient’s needs.