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Palliative Care Home Visit Simulation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 เม.ย. 2021
- Palliative Care Home Visit Simulation utilising our 'Vivien' Lifecast manikin.
Please Note:
This video is a demonstration for Palliative Care teams on how the 'Vivien' Lifecast manikin can be used for end-of-life care. It does not represent the full procedures and final training but concentrates more on the compassion and empathy required for this type of scenario.
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Love you guys to manage all of this with love and care, you are great.
I feel tearful because in the U.S. now it is scary who is matched up
to watch over these fragile people, loud, disrespectful and hardly ever
a person who the person would chose to essentially overtake the vulnerable
person and their home. We would give anything to find 2 women such as these two professionals.. 😞
Compassion, patients and empathy should be first and foremost in this line of work... unfortunately this is sometimes not the case...
I'm so sorry you are experiencing this! I am a care giver that stays with the client on different shifts to help with whatever is needed. I have never had a single thought of doing anything to my patients or their family. I treat my patients like they are my mom or grandma. Keep looking, you will hopefully find the right person to help you.
Waooo trabajo en Gaumard Scientific, donde se hacen simuladores para el estudio de medicina y este simulador es realmente bueno,parece tan real,felicidades a su creador
@@ileanapenton3032 ?????
@@jstratten5326 sorry no English
i just went thru this with my mom at her home and it was heartbreaking when they sleep all the time and are so fragile and helpless - she died 3/6/23
Sorry to hear that
Wow, this mannequin looks so realistic! I thought that was a real person until the nurse checked for bottom ulcers 😂
I still thought it was a person and skipped past.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16 KJV, Jesus Christ is the only way.......
Evan a first year Nurse knows if an area is red it needs to be seen to written report in a communication book and in this case not done mother did the nurse show the daughter how the care is done ?
The Nurse should have made sure the bottom sheet was Flat No Creases , as creases give rise to sores
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She looks so dead. The mannequin company did a great job on her.
She looks and feels more realistic in person! 😁
Ok firstly patient contact where are her gloves ? So she has checked the pressure areas and has established that although there is no broken skin there is a slight reddening . If I was nursing that patient I don't agree with just monitoring the areas is not enough prevention . if it is showing slight redness then to prevent the areas from worsening I would be applying the area with Sudoceem or something similar and moving her position every few hours . Also if available ordering a air mattress to sit on top of the hospital mattress to take the weight off those pressure areas what nursing school did this nurse go to because if she did that in my ward she would of got chewed out by the NUM .
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No gloves?
It's a mannequin
Why would you wear gloves just to touch someone ?
@@TLC26 it is ⁉️ wow whoever made her did a incredible job
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@@J.c410Medical setting.
A few other things I noted that a first year Nurse should & would know Why did not this Nurse not do so , as she would have been a Quolified Nurse?
This Palative care team needs to get their staff training better
This video was just a quick demonstration for our Palliative Care team on how our 'Vivien' Lifecast manikin can be used for end-of-life care. It does not represent the full procedures and final training but concentrates more on the compassion and empathy required for this type of scenario.
@JohnStratford115 .... and I learned a lot from this short video, it captured what I had searched for 'Approach when visiting palliative care patients'. Thank you.
That's a doll😁
As a health care assistant, ‘professional’ by the way. Why is the DN only wearing a mask and not full PPE? please tell me the patient is a dummy with ‘Turkey teeth’ because I know my clients would have at least moaned a lithe bit. 😢 from my standard this is very poor practice.
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