Tips for treatment and care
The care of elderly or infirm people does not just require medical and nursing knowledge. Good care also needs reliable products and their proper use. Read more about Nursing here.
Modern incontinence products provide high fluid absorption capacity with a smaller product volume
Incontinence products with highly absorbent synthetic granules can hold much more urine than cellulose products. In addition, they are more comfortable to wear than the thick cellulose products.
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Toilet training can help improve bladder control
In many cases, toilet training can help improve bladder control using a toilet diary. Incontinence products provide added safety to those affected.
The specific situation of patients is recorded in an incontinence profile
In nursing homes, the incontinence profile of patients has been required to be included in the nursing documentation since July, 2008. The care products tailored to the needs of those affected help improve life quality.
Powder free gloves reduce skin irritation
Low-protein, powder-free latex gloves reduce the risk of skin irritation and allergies. In addition, skin changes on the hands can be treated with a rich nourishing cream.
Gentle and thorough cleansing of elderly skin
Ethanol based products dehydrate the skin. Therfore skin care products containing panthenol should be used, which increase the moisture content of skin.
Taking protective measures against the norovirus
The spread of the highly infectious norovirus can be contained through strict hygienic practices and disinfection. Single-use products, which are immediately disposed of after use, also help prevent infection.
Good skin care is especially important for incontinence patients
The skin of incontinence patients is sensitive and should be protected from urine and feces. Modern creams form a lipid-water barrier on the skin, helping maintain its natural protective function.
The right product for each incontinence problem
Using several incontinence products at the same time does not improve leakage protection but often leads to pressure sores and skin irritation. One modern product is sufficient for optimal care.
Using special incontinence products for men
Men should select incontinence products designed to fit the male anatomy. When choosing a modern product, having to combine two traditional incontinence pads Is not necessary.
Itching of the skin – the no. 1 problem of old age
More than half of all persons aged 60 and over suffer from pruritus, an unpleasant itching of the skin. The most frequent cause is very dry skin.
Care of dry skin
Dry skin is a common problem. While some individuals are only affected during cold winter months, dry skin is a permanent condition for many. However there are a number of simple measures which help prevent dry skin and care for it appropriately.
Diagnosis and therapy of fecal incontinence
Even fecal incontinence is a big taboo, and persons affected often hide their problems even from physicians.
Skin care with incontinence
Professional care of incontinent people includes not only regular changing of incontinence aids but also thorough cleansing and care of the skin. The needs of sensitive elderly skin must be taken into account.
Security and well-being through customized care
Modern incontinence products ensure that persons affected by incontinence feel less impaired. Today they can choose from a wide range of absorbent incontinence products in different absorption strengths.
Domiciliary care for elderly persons
Those providing care at home usually do not have practical experience in health care. However, health care at home can be learned.
Act prudently if the patient has skin diseases
Skin diseases can be seen. This can severely damage the self-esteem of the person affected. Therefore it is a great relief for the affected person if the carer treats his problems sensitively.
Hygiene products for single use
Hygiene products are indispensable aids for the assurance of high hygiene standards in geriatric care.
