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What Is Nursing Care & Who Is It Suitable For?
There are multiple care homes and nursing homes based all around the UK, all in which offer their own unique versions of nursing care, alongside other care types. With many to choose from, it can be tricky to know which care home would be the best one for yourself or your loved one. The process can cause anxiety and uncertainty resulting in people feeling stressed and unsupported because they don’t want to make the wrong decision for their loved one.
In order to help you understand more about nursing care and what to expect from a home that provides nursing care; we have broken it down for you in this blog post below…
What is Nursing Care?
Nursing care is a type of medical care provided by a qualified nurse, either in hospitals or within a care home setting. They supply compassionate care and support, including helping them with their personal care and daily tasks such as dressing, washing, housekeeping and medical management, 24 hours a day.
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Some examples of those who will benefit from nursing care include those who require rehabilitative care, post illness, injuries or those that suffer from a mental or physical disability. It’s also suitable for those who live with long-term health conditions or illnesses. These individuals will need specialised support from qualified nurses and care assistants to allow them to live a happy and meaningful life.
Who is Nursing Care Suitable for?
There are a lot of health conditions that require nursing support and some include the after effects of a stroke, any neurological disorders, long-term health conditions, disabilities and those that require some form of rehabilitative care.
Palliative Care
Palliative care is also known as end-of-life care and refers to the care provided for individuals who are living with a terminal illness or whereby their condition has declined. This form of care provided by a registered nurse, not only cares for the resident and their personal care, but also ensuring they’re comfortable, being relieved from their symptoms as much as possible and therefore, helping to improve their quality of life, especially in their final days, bringing peace of mind to everyone involved.
Nursing Care at Queens View Harbour
Queens View Harbour Care Home is a beautiful, well-equipped nursing home that provides excellent nursing care. We go above and beyond to make sure that all of our residents are satisfied and we take great pride in treating each resident with the highest of dignity and respect.
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Residents have access to nursing care 24/7 and it’s a type of care for those with more complex medical needs such as physical impairments, long-term illnesses and end-of-life care provided by our compassionate and caring staff. Each resident is assigned to a key nurse who becomes a familiar face for the resident, they will be there to respond to any queries or concerns they or their families may have.
What Nursing Care Includes:
GP Visits
Our care home has access to GP appointments who look after our residents overall health and wellbeing. All of our residents are able to arrange appointments with GPs, choosing to attend either alone or accompanied by a member of our staff.
Optician Appointments
All of our residents can be seen by an optician, which can be organised via the NHS or booked privately.
Access to a Chiropodist
Our team can arrange for a Chiropodist to assess and treat residents with any foot-related issues that could arise.
Dental Care
Residents who require dental care will also have access to a dentist and this can be organised via the NHS or booked privately.
Physiotherapy Appointments
All of our residents are also able to book in physiotherapy sessions to help with functions and movements of the body and this is referred through a GP or privately booked.
Get in Touch
Here at Queens View Harbour, we’re funded on the principle that everyone deserves a meaningful life. Our healthcare professionals take great pride in fostering a supportive and secure atmosphere where residents can pursue their lifestyles whilst receiving care and medical support. Our nursing home is located near coffee shops, restaurants, shops and the beach, providing convenience and accessibility to various amenities. Visitors are drawn to our wonderful care home, not only because of our lavish accommodations but also due to the sense of a community it holds. If you have any further questions in regards to our nursing care, or any of our other services such as Residential Care, Dementia Care and/or Respite Care, please don’t hesitate to get in contact with us today.