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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - When Mummy asks the same question for the tenth time, what should you say What do you do when Papa becomes angry for no apparent reason When he insists he wants to go home-although he is already home When Mummy refuses to bathe, stops eating, wanders at night or no longer recognises you And who looks after you, when caring becomes exhausting Living with Dementia in India is a practical and compassionate guide for families trying to answer these questions every day.Written specifically with Indian families and home-based care in mind, it recognises a reality often missing from conventional dementia books: ageing parents may live with their children; care may fall mainly upon one daughter, son or daughter-in-law; a home helper may have little or no dementia training; and children living in Britain, America, Canada, Australia or the Gulf may be trying to care for Mummy or Papa from thousands of miles away. This is not a medical textbook.It is a book to keep nearby and open when you need it.Through simple language, familiar situations, practical checklists and short aide-mémoires, it helps families understand why behaviour changes and what they can do about it. At its heart is one simple approach: STOP ? LOOK ? ASK WHY ? RESPOND Before arguing, correcting or becoming frustrated, ask what the person may be trying to communicate.>Inside you will find practical guidance on: - repetition, anger, suspicion, hallucinations and wandering;- bathing, dressing, toileting and preserving dignity;- food, drinking, swallowing and weight loss;- sleep and the exhausted household;- falls, medicines, delirium and hospital admission;- keeping someone safely and meaningfully at home;- teaching an inexperienced home helper the basics of dementia care;- supporting the family carer before exhaustion becomes collapse;- relationships, affection, loneliness and maintaining purpose;- NRI children caring for ageing parents from overseas;- money, land, property, jewellery and planning ahead;- advanced dementia and recognising when the aim of care begins to change;- comfort, dying, grief, guilt and life after caring.Above all, this book asks families to remember one thing: The person with dementia is still a person.They may forget your name.They may forget what happened yesterday.They may ask the same question repeatedly.>Dementia changes memory. It should never take away dignity.Living with Dementia in India is for husbands and wives, sons and daughters, daughters-in-law, grandchildren, home helpers and families overseas-for anyone who has ever looked at someone they love and wondered: 'What should I do now '.…

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Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Neonatology is a unique specialty. Unlike adult or pediatric medicine, where specialist exists for each body organ and system. Neonatology remains a field where a general, multi-system knowledge base is essential. This book strives to provide this broad base of knowledge and offers an excellent introduction to state-of-the-art neonatal medicine for medical officers, nurses, fellows, pediatricians and neonatal care providers. Thus, a comprehensive text that provides an insight into the current practice of neonatal care in a user-friendly format. Key Features Published under the aegis of IAP-NNF President s Action Plan, 2020. Provides lucid, comprehensive view with clinical pearls and pitfalls for whole spectrum of neonatal care. Provides point of care, rapid and easy access learning material to clinical disorders and problem situations in caring newborns. Includes case studies, diagnostic and therapeutic options, diagrams, tables, flowcharts and illustrations translating into high-yield visual impact. Contains seven distinct Sections: On call problems, Perinatal issues, Care of the Normal Newborn, Infant Born to High-risk mother, Care of the sick Newborn, Miscellaneous but clinically relevant topics, and Rapid Reference. Includes Eminent National Reviewer Board and more than 250 experienced contributing authors.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. When Mummy asks the same question for the tenth time, what should you say?What do you do when Papa becomes angry for no apparent reason? When he insists he wants to go home-although he is already home? When Mummy refuses to bathe, stops eating, wanders at night or no longer recognises you?And who looks after you, when caring becomes exhausting? Living with Dementia in India is a practical and compassionate guide for families trying to answer these questions every day.Written specifically with Indian families and home-based care in mind, it recognises a reality often missing from conventional dementia books: ageing parents may live with their children; care may fall mainly upon one daughter, son or daughter-in-law; a home helper may have little or no dementia training; and children living in Britain, America, Canada, Australia or the Gulf may be trying to care for Mummy or Papa from thousands of miles away. This is not a medical textbook.It is a book to keep nearby and open when you need it.Through simple language, familiar situations, practical checklists and short aide-memoires, it helps families understand why behaviour changes and what they can do about it. At its heart is one simple approach: STOP LOOK ASK WHY RESPOND Before arguing, correcting or becoming frustrated, ask what the person may be trying to communicate.Could it be fear? Pain? Confusion? Hunger? Constipation? Tiredness? Loneliness? An unfamiliar environment? Or simply a damaged brain trying to make sense of the world? Inside you will find practical guidance on: repetition, anger, suspicion, hallucinations and wandering;bathing, dressing, toileting and preserving dignity;food, drinking, swallowing and weight loss;sleep and the exhausted household;falls, medicines, delirium and hospital admission;keeping someone safely and meaningfully at home;teaching an inexperienced home helper the basics of dementia care;supporting the family carer before exhaustion becomes collapse;relationships, affection, loneliness and maintaining purpose;NRI children caring for ageing parents from overseas;money, land, property, jewellery and planning ahead;advanced dementia and recognising when the aim of care begins to change;comfort, dying, grief, guilt and life after caring.Above all, this book asks families to remember one thing: The person with dementia is still a person.They may forget your name.They may forget what happened yesterday.They may ask the same question repeatedly.But they can still experience reassurance, fear, pleasure, loneliness, affection, discomfort and love. Dementia changes memory. It should never take away dignity.Living with Dementia in India is for husbands and wives, sons and daughters, daughters-in-law, grandchildren, home helpers and families overseas-for anyone who has ever looked at someone they love and wondered: "What should I do now?" This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A reunion to mark forty years since enrolling at medical school In India reunites four doctors and their families who venture on a trip around scenic Rajasthan. This trip chronicles the highs and lows in their relationship revealing the vulnerabilities of growing old and feeling unloved. Madhavi, has a jaundiced view of men after a failed marriage and an embezzlement scandal.Jyoti, has to contend with a malpractice case and her son's gambling plan. A mafia don takes advantage of this perfect storm to promote his own agenda.Smita, endeavours to help her husband fight a malpractice suit while she struggles to acknowledge her lesbian relationship.Aditi, is looking for a second chance at love. Will she become the victim of an assailant bent upon revenge.The story travels back and forth between three continents over a forty-year period.The title "Doctors' Mess" has a double meaning. In a hospital, it is a place for doctors to rest and interact with each other. Mess also aptly refers to the predicament of the doctors on this trip. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Autor/Autorin: Barua Hrishav BakulHrishav Bakul Barua is currently working with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) as an Assistant System Engineer tagged with a role of developer and DBA. He has published 3 research papers in reputed International Jou.…