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Covert Administration of Medication My practice experience with clients who are profoundly disabled has enabled me to gain a better insight and knowledge into the problems
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Placement 4 at Erindale Home ( 06-09-04 - 17-09-04) St/n Kumari kabilas W3458033 Covert Administration of Medication My practice experience with clients who are profoundly disabled has enabled me to gain a better insight and knowledge into the problems and difficult behaviour of such clients. They are highly dependent. They need full support, total nursing care, love and, very important, made to feel they are part of society and as such they have a contribution to make towards the understanding of other individuals with similar problems and circumstances. Such patients need personal care and support with daily activities. They don't have the capacity to consent to any form of treatment. They are unable to have medication by themselves. It is very important that they should take their medication in order to avoid further complications, like epilepsy and chronic constipation. The only way they can take their medication is with their food...
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