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Strategies for Improving Caregiver Health: An Interview with St. Joseph’s Guest Home

As the numbers of older adults requiring nursing or residential care increase, the well-being of nurses and care workers employed in this setting grows in importance. Burnout amongst staff is a significant problem with implications for the well-being of patients, providers, and staff and can result in serious health risks for staff and their families.1

 

Technology Programming for Older Adults

Since the pandemic began, many health programs and agencies have developed high-quality virtual programs to combat isolation experienced amongst many older adults. Assisted living communities can readily utilize these technological interventions to enhance the quality of life of their residents with minimal additional staff time and cost. Various institutions, from senior centers to museums, have online classes that can be accessed at home with a tablet, computer, or smartphone.

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