#Care staff

[arisecarestaff]

The Essential Role of Skilled Healthcare Staffing in Aged Care

As the aging population continues to grow, aged care facilities face an increasing demand for skilled healthcare professionals. Delivering exceptional care to elderly residents requires a team of compassionate, well-trained individuals who can address their unique needs. At Arise Care Staff, we are committed to providing the highest standard of care through skilled staffing and a resident-centered approach.

Understanding the Needs of Elderly Residents

Elderly residents often have a variety of needs, from assistance with daily activities such as grooming and mobility to specialised medical care for chronic illnesses and cognitive challenges. Meeting these diverse needs requires a personalised and comprehensive approach.

A multidisciplinary team of registered nurses, enrolled nurses, personal care assistants, and support workers plays a vital role in ensuring residents’ well-being. By addressing physical, emotional, and social needs, these professionals create an environment where residents feel supported and valued.

The Role of Healthcare Professionals in Aged Care

Healthcare professionals are the backbone of aged care facilities, responsible for assessing residents’ needs, developing care plans, and delivering compassionate support.

Registered Nurses (RNs): RNs provide oversight for medical care, monitor health changes, administer treatments, and collaborate with other specialists to ensure residents receive timely and effective care.

Enrolled Nurses (ENs) and Personal Care Assistants (PCAs): These team members assist residents with everyday tasks, such as bathing, dressing, and preparing meals. Their compassionate approach helps residents maintain independence, dignity, and a sense of comfort.

Each professional plays a critical role in delivering quality care that enhances residents’ quality of life.

Why Skilled Staffing is Crucial

Investing in skilled healthcare staff offers significant benefits to aged care facilities and their residents:

Higher Quality of Care: Skilled professionals provide personalised care tailored to each resident’s specific needs.

Improved Health Outcomes: Facilities with experienced staff often report fewer hospitalisations and emergency visits due to proactive care and close monitoring.

Preventive Support: Healthcare professionals conduct regular health assessments, ensure medication compliance, and promote healthy habits to reduce health risks and improve overall well-being.

Continuous Training: The Key to Excellence

At Arise Care Staff, we understand the importance of ongoing education in maintaining high standards of care. Our team benefits from training programs focused on geriatric care, chronic condition management, effective communication, and more.

This commitment to professional development ensures our staff remains up-to-date with the latest practices, enabling them to provide residents with the best possible care. Empowering our team not only enhances their skills but also fosters a culture of compassion and excellence.

Conclusion

Skilled healthcare staffing is the foundation of exceptional aged care. At Arise Care Staff, we take pride in building a team of qualified, compassionate professionals dedicated to improving the lives of elderly residents. By investing in skilled staff and prioritising ongoing development, we ensure that residents receive personalised, high-quality care in a supportive and nurturing environment. Our goal is to create a space where every resident can live with dignity, comfort, and peace of mind.

For more reading please visit: Arise Care Staffing

[el-blog-pepe]

Care Staff in the UK now Mostly Male Immigrants

[egophiliac]

Serious question.

Do you think we’ll see the parents/family of each of the guys???

Like, We’ve been TEASED with Ace’s brother, that I’m starting to think it’s just a reference to that Alice in Wonderland park character in Japan and nothing else….

Jack’s family, Ruggie’s grandma, Falena, Maleficia, Ms.Rosehearts, Just now Vil’s dad is in the picture which I am really happy but now I’m wondering about his mom, and so Deuce’s mom.

I mean, some HAVE a silhouette!! It could mean they do have a design in the making/ready to show. They could’ve shown us Falena in the Tamashina (hope I said that correctly) event, but didn’t (prolly to make Leona not so σ(▼□▼メ) and it’s understandable)

Anyhow, any idea/headcannon about this? Who do you want to see first?

I'm wondering if everyone might eventually get a travel event? like they've now introduced with Vil's that it doesn't have to be specifically hometowns, so that opens things up a lot! (especially if they have to figure out how to do three separate Coral Sea visits) (how would that even work otherwise)

but yeah, I hope everyone gets a chance! there's a lot of backstory characters I would LOVE to meet. :D :D :D though I do think some of them don't really suit the more light-hearted tone of the events (pretty sure you're right about that being why Falena wasn't in Tamashina-Mina, that would've just been. too much for Leona.) so like...we're probably not ever going to meet the Rosehearts. or Maleficia (although I maintain that this would be THE funniest possible way to introduce her outside of the main story, and actually I would love this a lot, can we please Twst) (I need to see her to put Malleus in a froofy little outfit and tell him what a handsome boy he is). but they've sprung surprises like Kifaji on us, and honestly anyone who shows up and tells embarrassing stories about characters' childhoods is good in my book!

characters off the top of my head who I most want to meet: literally any of the Zigvolts, Azul's mom, Ace's brother, Che'nya's grandfather (<- I think he would be a good one for Riddle) (please just any non-terrible adult in his life), any member of Rook's family because I need to see how they managed to produce him, and...really just whoever they can come up with for Silver.

[momochanners]

So much respect to Larian for ending BG3 and charting their next course on their own terms, but I’d be lying if I said that I’m not a little heartbroken that we have to say goodbye to the wonderful world and cast of characters they cultivated ;w;

[gallusrostromegalus]

Hope everyone had a good Christmas I got... Shingles.

[womenstruation]

It always angers me when people say that men would not put in so much effort to enact their violence on women and children because they do exactly that.

I was only seven when I learnt about just how hard men try to deceive the world so they can have free reign over young girls. I went on a Brownie trip to an orphanage back when I lived in Nigeria. The orphanage was just for girls which isn't uncommon, and it was massive, with its own school, shops, clinic etc. The girls had no reason to leave. It was set up by a pastor- a Nigerian who'd moved back from abroad.

I remember while we were there, one of the girls had just had a baby. She had seemed so old to me but looking back, she must have been around sixteen or seventeen. I remember my mum seemed suspicious when we were told the girl had run away and returned pregnant. She seemed even more so when we met the owner.

A year or two later, there was news on the radio. The man who had set up the orphanage had raped and impregnated several girls, selling their babies to prospective parents. I didn't even understand what rape meant back then but I remember my mum being devastated. Looking back, I think she might have felt guilty, perhaps she'd seen the signs: the girls not being allowed to leave the compound; teenage girls ending up pregnant. It seemed so obvious.

But no one questioned a man who used all of his money to build and set up a home for vulnerable girls, he was a pastor, educated, well-travelled. He could never have done something so cruel. But he did.

When I was writing this post, I tried to find any articles but I couldn't. They were just so many identical cases, man sets up orphanage, rapes and abuses children in the orphanage. Different cases, different years, one as recent as 2023. What I learnt back then and know for sure is that men would do anything, no matter how difficult or expensive, anything to have access to people they can abuse.

[yeonjune]

Yeonjun about the strain he felt while preparing for his debut solo project ✙ "GGUM" MAKING FILM

[whitetrubbish]

Of course I’m gonna post this one AGAIN

[louisisalarrie]

no one fucking helped him and that keeps just repeating in my head

[orcinus-veterinarius]

So... it seems I accidentally deleted an ask rather than answering it. To whoever asked "is it okay to visit SeaWorld? Does the money go to giving the orcas good care?"... here is your answer!

The SeaWorld parks, as well as Busch Gardens, Discovery Cove, and a few others, are operated by the recently renamed United Parks and Entertainment, a for-profit theme park company. Like any other corporation, their first goal is to remain profitable. Obviously, a large portion of that goes to corporate leadership and shareholders. But that's far from unique to United, or theme parks in general. It's a byproduct of the greedy world we live in. If you're willing to buy a ticket to Disney or Six Flags, then buying a ticket to a SeaWorld or Busch Gardens is no more immoral.

According to the AZA, approximately 46% of their members are for-profit. And while AZA zoos certainly vary in quality (anywhere from "acceptable" to "exceptional" in my opinion), for-profit status does not cheapen or detract from the work they do. In fact, for-profit institutions often have more financial freedom for animal care and conservation efforts than their non-profit counterparts. Non-profit zoos and aquariums are wonderful places, but believe me when I say there's a startling amount of politics in every aspect of their management. Non-profit status does not automatically make a zoo better, and for-profit status does not automatically make a zoo worse.

Now... do SeaWorld ticket sales go toward giving their orcas (and other animals) good care? Yes.

While it's certainly simplistic for parks to claim, as they do, "just by buying a ticket today you're helping save animals in the wild!"... it's not exactly a lie. Being for-profit, SeaWorld doesn't ask for donations to fund park operations or outreach endeavours. That revenue is generated by selling tickets, merchandise, food, etc. The same goes for their wildlife rescue and rehab program, Rising Tide conservation program, Coral Rescue Center, and the SeaWorld-Busch Gardens Conservation Fund, as well as partner organizations like OCEARCH and the Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute.

Take ticket sales away, and they can't care for their animals, or continue to fund conservation projects. While I don't know the whole story of what exactly is going on with Marineland Antibes, it appears that the park is in a dire financial situation due to plummeting attendance, to the point that they can no longer maintain their killer whale habitat and are trying to offload their animals onto an Asian aquarium or, potentially, an as-of-yet non-existent third party sea pen. While certainly well-meaning, years of boycotts against Marineland ultimately put their animals in a position where they are not being properly cared for. And it would be horrifying if the same thing happened to SeaWorld. I don't think many people, in their fervor to punish the parks for their perceived misdeeds and save the animals, thought about what the reality of driving a zoological facility into financial ruin would look like.

Don't get me wrong, SeaWorld's shift toward promoting itself as a thrill park that also does conservation rather than a marine facility that happens to have roller coasters annoys me. I would have rather they built a separate, neighboring park for the rides, or at least integrated them into the existing park less obtrusively (Disney's Animal Kingdom, for example, seemlessly integrates the theme park and zoo elements, although they have the benefit of the incredibly talented Imagineering team behind them). But as tiresome as the constant roller coaster announcements are, they are what kept the company afloat financially in the years immediately following Blackfish, drawing in a crowd that previously had no interest in the parks, and for that I'm grateful. Thankfully, SeaWorld is in a better spot nowadays. But the only way to convince them that their animals, not their roller coasters, are what people want to see... is to visit and see the animals.

In short, yes, part of your SeaWorld ticket funds care for their orcas and their many admirable projects. Now if only more of it went to giving their staff better salaries.

[stuck-in-jelly]

Man I cant stop thinking about if Kpp’ar gets freed from the coin the intense whiplash he is going to get from the last time he saw Soren and Claudia to now.

One, a small sick dying child would could hardly jog without his breath failing him and the other so full of life and with a spark of charming curiosity for magic.

And now they are the youngest Captain of The Crownguard in history and the strongest Dark Mage of all time.

[jilly-jelly-bizy]

POV: You're a doppelganger and you successfully snuck your way into a apartment, but the fiancée came prepared.

Headcannon: Dr. W and Mia have prepared themselves to kill a Doppel if they got in/encounter and after doing it so much, they pretty much gotten used to seeing each other covered in blood.

Also here's the aftermath.

[black-and-yellow]

Captivating Programming.

[skybristle]

rbs > likes

she gave me so many problems to design. shoutpout to women who just fucking suck like are just the worst for real

[linktoo]

ohg the way chilchuck tugs on marcille when he wants to keep her from walking into danger 😭

[toxooz]

finesheddd i cant do the gym one atm bc school done been started up but i might be able to in the future either way i had hella fun🦅📚