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Sometimes, caregivers just need to share with one another. The Duke Caregiver Community Event gathered local organizations, caregivers and resources this week to connect them with options for their loved ones.
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Duke Caregiver Community Event 2025
Bringing caregivers together to share experiences, resources and best practices.
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🌟 Congrats to Cooper Linton, MHA, MBA—our 2025 Leslie Carswell Leadership Award winner! As Associate VP of @DukeHomeCare Hospice & Home Infusions, Cooper is known for his visionary leadership & compassion. #LeadershipAward #HealthcareHeroes @NCHomeCareTim
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Announcing: the opening of the new @DukeHomeCare, a state-of-the-art facility that marks a significant milestone for @DukeHomeCare - designed to enhance patient care and expand the number of patients served in our community. See more: youtube.com/watch?v=qXGk98_p…
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Yesterday, we had the privilege of hosting the annual Duke Caregiver Community Event, in partnership with the Alzheimer’s Association, Dementia Alliance of North Carolina, and the Central Pines Regional Council.
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Caregivers enhance the lives of their loved ones by creating family memories. Nicole Clagett with @DukeHomeCare discusses activities to consider for each generation involved in #caregiving.
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Caregivers Corner: Creating Memories
Caregivers have an opportunity to create multi-generational memories with their loved ones.
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Part of the role of #caregiver includes experiencing what comes next when your loved passes away. Nicole Clagett with @DukeHomeCareexplores what people may experience during the aftermath of being a caregiver.
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Caregivers Corner - The Grieving Process
Discussing what comes after your role as a caregiver when your loved-one is no longer there.
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Having information handy and in a safe location helps when working with medical personnel and your loved one. Nicole Clagett w/ @DukeHomeCare describes how to structure a medical binder for your #caregiving needs.
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Caregivers Corner: Keeping Info Handy
The importance of keeping a medical binder when caring for a loved one.
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The Duke Caregiver Community Event is coming up September 5th, 2024. Nicole Clagett with Duke HomeCare and Hospice offers an overview of activities.
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Many caregivers must juggle the demands of work and the needs of their loved-one. Nicole Clagett with @DukeHomeCare talks about the benefits of good communication to help ease stress.
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The best advocate for your loved one when you’re providing care is you. Nicole Clagett with @DukeHomeCare details ways to be an effective caregiver advocate.
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Changes in mood, personality or anxiety could be signs of dementia in a loved one. Nicole Clagett with @DukeHomeCare offers some tips and resources to educate yourself on this concerning condition.
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Caregivers Corner 8 - Signs of Dementia
Duke HomeCare and Hospice offers some tips and resources to educate yourself on this concerning condition.
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Want to learn more about wound assessment, documentation, wound healing principles & wound types? Monica Wilson, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Wound Consultant @DukeHomeCare will present: Wound Care: Basic Best Practices, @AHHCNC on April 30th. Register at ow.ly/ma0Q50RilS1
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Caregivers may not always say they need help while caring for a loved one. Nicole Clagett with @DukeHomeCare details signs you can look for that may show a #caregiver is struggling.
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Caregivers Corner 3 - Struggling - Duke Health
Offering tips to identify when a caregiver is struggling.
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Sleep and setting boundaries are just two of the critical factors in being an effective caregiver for your loved ones. Nicole Clagett with @DukeHomeCare provides details about these and other tips.
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Caregivers Corner - Sleep and Boundary-Setting
Discussion of tips for effective self-care while caregiving
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Taking care of yourself is a critical part of being able to take care of your loved ones. Nicole Clagett with @DukeHomeCare provides details about self-care.
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Caregivers Corner - Nurturing Yourself
The importance of self-care when being a caregiver for others.
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Family caregivers play a critical role in helping veterans heal when they return home. However, this can lead to stress and depression. Nicole Clagett with @DukeHomeCare shares resources available to caregivers to get the support they need.
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Loved ones may experience a decline in abilities as they age. But many find it difficult to have the first conversation about what's coming next. Nicole Clagett with @DukeHomeCare reviews six tips to help start a conversation about.
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In-home care can help loved ones remain in familiar surroundings while aging. Nicole Clagett w/ @DukeHomeCare talks about numerous benefits and outlines the Duke Health in-person Duke Caregiver Community Event coming up September 7, 2023.
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People in need of home care support often rely on the role of family and friends who are unpaid #caregivers. Nicole Clagett with @DukeHomeCare highlights their role as well as no-cost resources to help them support a loved one.
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May is #hepatitis awareness month. Dr. Andrew J. Muir, hepatologist in the Duke Department of Medicine talks about five important things to know about hepatitis & risk to damage to the liver.
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