Caregiver of Kidney Disease
Caring for a spouse, aging parent, or person with kidney disease might feel overwhelming. State of mind and knowledge attainment are the two ways to
Caring for a spouse, aging parent, or person with kidney disease might feel overwhelming. State of mind and knowledge attainment are the two ways to
Happy New Year! Last year has come and gone, but the world of caregiving continues to be top of mind for all caregiver advocates. You may
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National Family Caregiver Month occurs each year in November. It is an opportunity for all family caregivers to look at how caregiving has affected them.
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What is the definition of insanity? I was told it is doing the same thing and getting a different result. Many outcomes(good or bad) in
Dr. Cynthia J. Hickman, is Your Proactive Caregiver Advocate. I am an Author, Educator, Speaker, Consultant. As a registered nurse by profession, one would think caring for a loved one in the home would be simple. One would think my expertise as a nurse well-equipped me. Yes, my nursing career provided guidance, but 24/7 care in the home uncovered more than staying on top of activities of daily living(ADL).