Caregiver
Person helping another with activities of daily living
Caregiver
A caregiver, caretaker or direct care worker is a person who provides physical, emotional or personal care for people who can not function independently due to age, chronic illness, injury or disability. A caregiver can be either formal or informal. Formal caregivers (also known as paid caregivers) are trained professionals, including direct care workers (DCW) at hospitals, day-care centers and nursing homes; home care and respite care providers; healthcare assistants; and other unlicensed assistive personnel. Family caregivers (also known as informal or unpaid caregivers) are relatives, neighbors or friends who provide this support. Typical duties of a caregiver include activities of daily living (ADLs) and instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs). ADLs are the primary self-care tasks people must do everyday for basic physical needs and personal care. Examples of ADLs include bathing or showering, dressing, eating, toileting and mobility. Where as IADLs are more complex tasks required...
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