Nursing care for the elderly and their spiritual needs
The article outlines approaches for future nurses to respect elderly patients' spiritual beliefs, avoid imposing church attitudes, and work with clergy. It emphasizes patient wishes, praise for small achievements, social visits, familiar belongings, and encouraging activity within limits. It also notes diet, hydration, skin care, and avoiding overprotection to bolster the patient's ego.
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Miss Kerr
Mai Tengin
Iowa
Building Named After Doctor Brin Brin Construction
Dr Raymond T Brin from Bancroft built a new clinic in Emmetsburg after thirty years of Ayrshire practice. The family moved to 1103 South State Street in mid October and the building opened in April 1951 with plans for continuation of Creighton University ties.
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Brink
Raymond T Brin
Emmetsburg
Brennan Electric
Dr. Brink
Brennans
Elderly Care Emphasizes Dignity and Name Respect
The State University of Iowa Institute of Nursing notes aging clients need love security belonging and importance. Practitioners urged to address elders by full names such as Mr or Mrs Jones rather than nicknames like grandpa or grandma.
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Beth
Kerr
Bulletin
State University ‘of Towa Institute
SUE College of Nursing
Mrs. Jones
Veallyy Elders Highlight Lingering Concern Across Generations
An aging public voice calls attention to long term care and elder welfare. Officials and community members stress the need for sustained support as people exceed expected lifespans into the eighties and beyond, challenging past indifference.
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Kerr Sai
Gerthwaite
Leu Douglass
Mason
Wiliam Novak
Pania
John
Jensvold
Lee Stanton
Phatos William, J. McNamara
Floyd- McCain
McNally Abstract Co
New
Dee Reymond
J. Brink
Veallyy
McNally Loan & Abstract Co
Win. J. McNamara
Jet Bill
General Insurance Real Estate Property Management Farm’ Loans
Ygon
Emmetsturs
Emmetsburn
Wm. J. Mknamana
Wm. Vandervelde
Bob Wright
Tom Hamilton
Gene Sewell
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