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Abstract Abstract
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Introduction Introduction
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Assessment and review of health status Assessment and review of health status
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Communication Communication
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Examining the care home resident Examining the care home resident
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Chronic physical disease Chronic physical disease
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Acute illness and delirium Acute illness and delirium
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Nutrition and hydration Nutrition and hydration
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Medicines and medicines management Medicines and medicines management
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Infection and infection control Infection and infection control
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Skin care and tissue damage Skin care and tissue damage
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End-of-life care End-of-life care
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Conclusion Conclusion
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References References
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Abstract
The purpose of this chapter is to encourage a proactive approach to the physical health needs of the care home resident with mental health problems through a consideration of some common clinical issues. The key point is that many problems are not complicated but just need a clear-minded approach and methodical resolution with clear communication. Admission to long-term care in a care home signals a transition in a person’s life and an opportunity to review their health needs and simplify the medications that they are receiving. The approach is a palliative one that aims to promote mental and physical well-being where possible, and to see the resident through to the end of their life in peace and dignity.
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