Positioning for Comfort to Lie on the Side

Positioning for Comfort to Lie on the Side

[@sailonsilvurgurl]

All I can say is, you all are awesome!!! I am a new hospice nurse and have not used these skills since before my basic nursing skills class on 2016. Great refresh!! This is actually better than what I learned back then.

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Thank you so much and I’ll tell you what you have to go to our website www.thecareplan.net and by our booklet which distills 50 years of Hospice experience and teaches patient’s family and staff how to manage all the major symptoms you’re going to run across. Talk your Hospice into putting our booklet in every admission packet or winning awards. Brenda and I still work every day full-time at the bedside care is the ultimate treatment! Best wishes in your practice and thanks for your comments and support.

[@sailonsilvurgurl]

@@TheHospiceCarePlan ye, I actually downloaded your booklet a few weeks ago and between it and your videos..I feel much more confident in taking care of our patients and talking with families about symptoms and suggestions..I definitely will share the booklet with my supervisor. Thanks again!

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Thanks and best wishes in your care.

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Just found your comments! Thanks so very much - you are moving toward being the best caregiver on your team and care is the most important. We've added lots of new videos so please watch and happy holidays.

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

@TheCarePlan • 2 days ago You are so welcome - Caregivers are the most important member of the care circle! Thanks for your support - please consider giving our info to your hospice supervisor to get our booklet in the admission packet so you can use it with every client! Saves soooo much time. Care is treatment exclamation! Best Wishes and Happy New Year, Nancy

[@jrrj-vf4jb]

Hello There, please make a video on a patient that cannot bend there knees. How do we position them on there side. Thank You

[@auntiedeedee3438]

I'm currently taking care of someone who is mainly bedridden. So this is very helpful

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

I am very glad to hear it. Consider supporting us by going to our website www.thecareplan.net and get our booklet the care plan a path to comfort for the hospice patient. It goes through all the major symptom management that is usually faced with a patient in bed. Best wishes in your caregiving and thank you.

[@judyr.2398]

Your videos are EXCELLENT. Thank you.

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Glad you like them! And don't forget to check out our website for a lot more info and our booklet at TheCarePlan.net. Thanks

[@deeclow7358]

Great tutorial much appreciated

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Our pleasure, best wishes

[@deeclow7358]

Great tutorial

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

You are so very welcome. Don’t forget to visit our website: The care plan.net for much more information. Best wishes in your own caregiving.

[@PIXELvoiz]

awesome and thanks

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Thanks for watching and keep us in your focus. Brenda and I have over 50 years of actual bedside hospice care and are still working full time! We have lots of tips up our sleeves. Please consider going to our website to thank us for the FREE videos at www.thehospicecareplan.com/shop and pick up our $5 booklet which will review how to manage ALL of the major symptoms that may arise. Care is treatment! Thanks again, Nancy

[@indikaharshani3669]

Good job, and thank you

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Glad to help. Thanks for your good caregiving please visit our website www.thecareplan.net for lots more information and support. Consider buying our booklet and passing it on.

[@babysakyi3297]

So far so good. Am learning a lot. Good job

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

You’re so welcome. Please visit our website www.thecareplan.net by R5 dollar booklet that will teach you all about how to manage the major symptoms that need attending to when a patient is in bed. Care is treatment! Have a good day.

[@SlatherBird]

Thank you

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

You're welcome Gina

[@UCGWEN]

This is perfect

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Thank you, sounds like you might know. If you’re a caregiver, thanks for all your good caregiving and we appreciate you taking a look at our stuff. Please go to our website www.thecareplan.net and pick up our booklet which reviews all of the major symptoms that will need to be managed for the hospice or bedbound patient. Best wishes thank you.

[@tulip1014]

Thank you 😊 for explaining to patient! Very good!

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

You’re so welcome and hope it works for you and your caregiving. We all need to help each other out for such important care. Please visit our website www.thecareplan.net for lots more information and support. Thanks for what you’re doing!

[@vijayakumarspillai2755]

Good

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Glad you enjoyed the video. Please visit our website TheCarePlan.net for much more information and support And best wishes on your caregiving.

[@daaiyah1]

I’m about to have my dad move home with me so he can be taken care of at home. These videos are so helpful

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Thank you. We are so happy to share our expertise and knowledge because we will all need this information at sometime in our life, or in the life of someone we love. Please say your thanks by going to our website: TheCarePlan.net to buy our five dollar booklet, which reviews all of the major symptoms that may occur and what you can do to manage them. Care is treatment! Best wishes in your caregiving.❤️

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Thanks! Sorry, just found your comment...Now you need to go to the website www.thecareplan.net and pick up our five dollar booklet which will review how to manage any major symptom that may arise . Care is treatment! Best wishes and happy holidays. Thanks for sharing.

[@pukupu2112]

Please I would like to know how to pull up the patient when the body is slippery going down out of the pad ?

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Gladis, Make sure the turn sheet is low enough under the patient to have much of it under their butt. You may need to roll them onto another turn sheet - like a bath towel that isn't so slippery. Tip the patient upside down if you can by raising the knees high and the head low. Thanks for your question and good luck in your caregiving.

[@bithiahamariah9139]

Thank you...am looking after my 97 yo at home, and wanting to get it right.

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

There are many right ways, so take the basics and add your loving care, and it will be beautiful. Please go to our website: www.thecareplan.net and get our booklet so that you have information not only on care but symptom management. Best wishes.

[@bithiahamariah9139]

@@TheHospiceCarePlan Thank you!

[@crenshaw2.0]

What client is sleep as needs to be repositioned

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

If you don't move a patient - bedsores can develop in 2 - 6 hours depending on condition of skin - they need to be turned around the clock. thanks for the comment/questions

[@kalebremillard7720]

❤❤❤

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

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[@sarahnabwire9091]

Hi lang from kenyA

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Thank you for watching our videos. Don’t forget to visit our website www.thecareplan.net for much more information and best wishes.

[@marycasper5510]

You two do things correctly. Sorry the younger nurses tend to drag rather than lift the patients. I’m not fully blaming them. We don’t teach like we used to and we don’t expect as much either

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Oh boy have you hit a nerve with me!!! I've been a nurse since 1976 - things have really changed in the work ethic but we keep teaching! Brenda and I have over 50 years of actual bedside hospice care and are still working full time! Please consider going to our website to thank us for the FREE videos at www.thecareplan.net and pick up our $5 booklet which will review how to manage ALL of the major symptoms that may arise. Care is treatment! Thanks again, Nancy

[@crenshaw2.0]

Dead weight is no joke

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Yes - watch our videos on moving a heavy patient....Thanks for watching and keep us in your focus. Brenda and I have over 50 years of actual bedside hospice care and are still working full time! We have lots of tips up our sleeves. Please consider going to our website to thank us for the FREE videos at www.thehospicecareplan.com/shop and pick up our $5 booklet which will review how to manage ALL of the major symptoms that may arise. Care is treatment! Thanks again, Nancy