How has personal bias kept me from making a logical decision in the past? This question is difficult to answer. Bias defined by Oxford Languages is “prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person or group, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair.” I think these biases feel […]
My phone alarm sung its melody again. Time to get up! Time to start writing your Statement of Purpose to get to Canada! I heard its lyrics whistle a soft melody to my ears, or was it just on my mind? My mind made up these lyrics so I could continue getting up each day […]
Two applicants arrived at our office for the Mortgage Analyst position. The first was impressively dressed in crisp, ironed business attire, her hair neatly styled and makeup subtle yet polished—she projected immediate professionalism and credibility, the kind of presence that commands attention and respect. The second applicant, by contrast, wore casual clothing that felt inappropriate […]
oral care, grooming, bathing, toileting, dressing, peri-care, etc.
driving to appointments or social events
wheelchair and transfer
emptying bag, changing bag
washing dishes, sweeping floor, vacuuming, mopping
newborn, toddlers, young children
purchase grocery items
medication reminder
pulse and respiration, oxygen saturation, body temperature
ceiling lift transfer, sit-to-stand transfer
changing night bag to leg bag, emptying bag
social or recreational activities
emotional support and companionship
compression stocking or TED hose
Compassionate care advocates on behalf of the client's
quality of life by promoting dignity, independence, individualized care, preferences, privacy, and safety.Mary J. Wilk