Examples of respite

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Increased provision and improved targeting of respite care would be of benefit to many informal supporters and their older relatives.
If, on the other hand, the carer's loss of personal freedom is the major stressor, accepting respite is likely to be more beneficial.
She would be taken out of respite care by her daughter in the middle of the night.
The only respite care that was offered was of an institutional kind and, in many cases, this resulted in carers refusing it.
However, in the first place, there is a need to distinguish rehabilitation from respite care, and to establish clear, achievable objectives.
The provider of respite care needs to be aware of the family interactions and tensions, which may undermine the success of the service.
The palliative day care unit provides peer support, social/recreational activities, respite care and individualized rehabilitation, as well as minor treatment procedures.
In order to control admission to long-term care it is essential to provide supportive after-care including day care and respite care.
Despite the option of respite care, the daughter considered it her responsibility to provide care and declined offers of help.
Humor of ten provided a respite that changed the expression or character of the situation.
The respite in open feuding was only temporary.
Individuals with dementia were often highly distressed at having to leave home, for either respite or day care.
Respite admission or day care may be disliked by the patient but be essential to ease the caring burden.
Similar criteria are used to evaluate eligibility for respite programmes, family responsibility leaves, and other workplace benefits.
While respite care avoided imposing a structured routine on service users, the timing of evening visits by home-care staff was not sufficiently flexible.
The centre provides long-stay accommodation, day care, respite care, support for carers and an outreach team.
As might be expected, those admitted for respite care tended to stay for no more than three months.
Care-giving increased the likelihood of labour market participation, indicating that the combined income and respite effects in fact dominated the substitution effect.
We're trying to persuade him to consider respite care for his daughter.
In searching for some solution to, or more probably respite from, these difficulties the coalition alighted on the notion of a conference.
Most frequently the input comprised home-based practical support, groupwork and respite care.
There were a further 149 adults admitted to support bed units for crises of various sorts or respite.
Finally, the need for respite is commonly expressed by carers.
Classically, respite care is seen as the answer to the needs of informal carers.
Thus, the assessment of domestic skills, use of telephone, use of money and respite care needs were largely neglected.
Both settings provided a similar range of services - rehabilitation, respite care and sub-acute care.
Configuring and advertising respite care as a supplement to rather than a replacement for family care-giving.
One common example of such ambiguity is the respite offered by day care services.
I miss having a pool of volunteers that can offer respite care here at home.
Her fears about going into a care-home were based on her experience of two-weeks respite residence following a fall.
The speakers themselves offer places to sit while listening to the bridge and provide a pleasant respite.
Joint commissioning for mental health services is respite from their home situations, relationships or their own mental state.
Twenty-three carers were interviewed in depth about their experiences of respite care and qualitative themes were derived from the transcripts of these semi-structured interviews.
Inpatient rates could increase through a greater use of respite care.
The range of services was to embrace rehabilitation, continuing, palliative and respite care, community services and even special transport.
Disruption to lifestyle and apprehension of return may offset psychological benefit of respite break for carers.
The skilled approach to training was successful in creating a network of competent carers and new opportunities for respite for parents, during day and night.
I stepped in straight away and arranged respite care.
Nature and art provide only a respite, and religion, only a distraction.
Several carers of individuals with dementia reported bad experiences with respite : care-receivers had experienced health crises or had emerged from respite homes in a poorer condition.
Although his family was not wealthy, they were allowed these respites because his father, being a government architect, helped to build many structures at the university.
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