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PubMed1991

Insuring comfort for homemaker-home health aides: delivering services to the AIDS population.

New York City's Partners in Care, a subsidiary of the Visiting Nurse Service of New York, has implemented several innovative programs involving education, training, and followup support for their homemaker-home health aides providing care to patients with HIV or AIDS. These programs have proved essential to the development of a successful community care program for persons with AIDS.

Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome↗
PubMed1990

Training and certification of homemaker-home health aides. Foundation for Hospice and Homecare and National Association for Home Care.

"The home care industry is where the nursing home industry was 20 years ago--growing rapidly and unregulated," reported The Washington Post in 1986, a consensus shared by legislators, regulators, consumers, and providers. In response, the Foundation for Hospice and Homecare initiated the national certification project, which seeks to establish a national standard for the basic preparation of homemaker-home health aides.

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PubMed1990

Challenging the paraprofessional: developing an in-home activities program for the demented home care client.

Individuals with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia frequently require little more than custodial care, which can often be performed by a family caregiver. As a result, homemaker-home health aides, engaged primarily for respite care, enter situations where there is little to do in terms of traditional homemaker-home health aide duties. In an effort to increase job satisfaction for employees and provide a benefit for clients, AL-C*A*R*E has developed an in-home therapeutic activities program for demented clients that is conducted in each client's home by the homemaker-home health aide.

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