With the same mind to look at the elderly, once she and the front line carer meeting, they put on wet less water diapers for half an hour, staff clamor, shouting good hard! There are also employees enough clocks to rush into the bathroom immediately to replace diapers. The intention of the explanation: “Like the ice bucket challenge, you have to experience it first-hand to understand the feeling that the old man wet diapers for a long time.” Since then, front-line staff have replaced elderly people as soon as they know they are wet with diapers.
Treatment in Europe and the United States is treated equally
We will be worried about the situation in Hong Kong’s homes for the elderly for the first time when we see an outbreak of the epidemic in those homes for the elderly in Europe and the United States. Fortunately, apart from a suspected case at the Anne Tsuen Wan Home for the Elderly in the East China Hospital in early March, there have been no cases of infection so far. Reporters also visited a few homes for the elderly, day care centers, to see the mother-in-law health and well-being, but also let people breathe a sigh of relief. Because of the shortage of medical resources, foreign governments will require health care to determine the priority of treatment based on the potential value of new patients to society. On the other way, the size and equipment of Hong Kong’s homes for the elderly may not be as luxurious as that of foreign countries, but at least in this epidemic, Hong Kong’s health care attaches great importance to every life, the lives of the elderly are life, absolutely one can not be less. …..
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