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Maintaining the individual’s daily routine |
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Encouraging physical activity through walking, sitting exercises or dancing |
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Guided social interaction with peers, staff and visitors |
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Assistance to maintain mental functioning through the use of visual and physical prompts and cues |
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Support to perform as many of the daily tasks as possible, as independently as possible |
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“Person-centered care” and care-planning which aims to serve the person as an individual rather than focusing on their disease or lost skills |
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Activities that lead to increased self-worth and create moments of joy |
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Assistance with personal care including dressing, grooming and bathing |
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Meal time assistance |
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Assistance with toileting, including bladder and bowel incontinence management |
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Support for you, the family care-giver |