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Avoid Caregiver Abuse From A Distance

February 28, 2009 by Geriatric · Leave a Comment 

From a distance, it can be hard to assess the quality of your parent's caregivers.Ideally, if there is a primary caregiver on the scene, he or she can keep tabs on how things are going. Sometimes a geriatric care manager can help. You can stay in touch by phone and take note of any concerns that might indicate neglect or mistreatment.

Vitamin D Helps Ward Off Age-Related Mental Decline

February 27, 2009 by Geriatric · Leave a Comment 

A study to be published in the Journal of Geriatric Psychology and Neurology has revealed that vitamin D could help ward off the decline in mental function which usually accompanies old age. Its findings add on to other recent studies which had also suggested vitamin D has protective effects in this area.

Trophy Club Doctor

February 26, 2009 by Geriatric · Leave a Comment 

TrueMedicine is a multi-physician group specializing in adult care serving Trophy Club, Southlake, Keller, and Grapevine. TrueMedicine specializes in internal medicine, geriatrics, diabetes , and women's health.

Pet Advice: The Differences Between Dog and Cat Food

February 25, 2009 by Geriatric · Leave a Comment 

What Pets You Can and Can't Have at Home NBCConnecticut.com In the wake of a chimpanzee attack in Stamford that has left a woman in critical condition, there is interest in what animals you can and cannot have as pets in Connecticut. Connecticut is one of 10 states with a partial ban on private ownership of exotic animals. Permits are required for people o have animals, including live fish, wild birds, wild mammals, reptile, amphibian or invertebrates. State law bans people from keepi

The Future Role Nursing Will Play in Healthcare

February 25, 2009 by Geriatric · Leave a Comment 

By Sophie Peters What is the future of nursing careers? Predictions are that in 10 or 20 years, it will look nothing like it does today! With new technologies and drugs, changes in insurance and health care policies, and the shortage in nurses, the profession will have to reinvest itself. Many nursing functions will be automated. For example, documentation and updating patient records, smart beds to monitor vital signs, bar codes, and automatic medicine carts could reduce the time and errors i

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