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• Assisting with washing, bathing, dressing, and grooming.
• Supporting mobility, including transfers and use of mobility aids.
• Assisting with meals: serving food, helping patients eat and drink.
• Helping patients maintain independence where possible.
• Providing companionship and reassurance.
• Accurately recording care provided. Maintaining confidentiality and dignity.
• Ensured infection control measures were adhered to strictly for a safe environment for both staff and patients alike.

• Assisting residents with bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting. Engaging residents in conversations, activities, and companionship to enhance their well-being.
• Serving food, helping residents eat, and monitoring dietary needs. Helping residents move safely, whether walking, using wheelchairs, or transferring between beds and chairs.
• Accurately recording care provided and maintaining confidentiality and dignity at all times.
• Liaised between patients and healthcare professionals, facilitated effective communication channels.
• Managed personal hygiene of bed-bound patients, maintained dignity and respect at all times.
• Worked closely with nurses to maintain high levels of communication.

• Assist patients with exercises and mobility routines prescribed by physiotherapists, occupational therapists, or speech and language therapists.
• Take and record vital signs: Blood pressure, temperature, pulse, respiration, weight and accurately documentation of results.
• Encourage and motivate patients to participate in their rehabilitation programs and activities Help patients regain independence in daily living activities (e.g., dressing, grooming, toileting).
• Support with personal hygiene, toileting, and dressing when needed.
• Ensure patient dignity, safety, and comfort at all times.
• Assist with safe moving and handling, including use of mobility aids, hoists and other mobility equipment.
• Observe and report changes in patients’ physical or emotional condition to clinical staff.
• Maintain up-to-date patient notes and care plans.
• Ensure equipment is used safely and report any faults or hazards.
• Work closely with physiotherapists, occupational therapists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals.
• Build rapport with patients to support their emotional wellbeing. Encourage confidence and a positive attitude toward recovery.
• Provide reassurance and companionship during challenging rehabilitation tasks.
• Applied PBS with patients when and where necessary.
• Handled challenging behaviour from dementia-affected individuals effectively without resorting to force or intimidation.

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• Assisted in patient care, improved comfort and well-being.
• Delivered high-quality patient service by maintaining cleanliness in wards.
• Provided basic health education to patients for proper self-care post discharge.
• Prepared meals for patients, ensured balanced nutrition intake.
• Ensured infection control measures were adhered to strictly for a safe environment for both staff and patients alike.
• Handled challenging behaviour from dementia-affected individuals effectively without resorting to force or intimidation.
• Assisted in physical therapy sessions with patients to promote mobility improvement.
• Collaborated with nurses to provide comprehensive patient care, ensuring a smooth recovery path.
• Maintained stock levels of medical supplies on the ward, ensured uninterrupted provision of care services during shifts.

• Assisted elderly residents with daily tasks such as eating, bathing and dressing up for an enhanced quality of life while living in care homes.
• Coordinated activities that encourage social interaction amongst residents within the care home setting to foster a sense of community spirit among them .
• Assisted in patient care, improved comfort and well-being.
• Maintained stock levels of medical supplies on the ward, ensured uninterrupted provision of care services during shifts.
• Prepared meals for patients, ensured balanced nutrition intake.
• Handled challenging behaviour from dementia-affected individuals effectively without resorting to force or intimidation.
• Ensured infection control measures were adhered to strictly for a safe environment for both staff and patients alike.
• Demonstrated consistent respect and privacy for care users, maintaining dignity irrespective of circumstance.
• Maintained optimal safety standards throughout client home and care environments, prioritising risk-reduction, health and hygiene.
• Upheld patient confidentiality at all times whilst performing duties as per data protection norms set down by the NHS.