Warmest Aloha,
PS: I say it over and over again: There's no one more important than the caregiver in the daily life of a frail person.
Warmest Aloha,
PS: I say it over and over again: There's no one more important than the caregiver in the daily life of a frail person.
When Dr. Inouye mentioned that it’s not unusual for hospital staff to not realize delirium is happening, it reinforced in me that the caregiver really needs to be aware and proactive. It makes sense that we know our loved one best and would recognize if something is not right.
She listed all of the important signs so we can recognize it early…so helpful. Thank you.
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