BackThe role of a nurse in post-operative care
Nurses play a crucial role before, during and after surgery. Once the procedure is over, it’s usually the surgical nurses, who ensure that the patient is stable and prepare the room for the next team. After the patient is transferred to the recovery room, […]
Read moreCaring for a loved one after a stroke
Caring for someone who has had a stroke can be extremely challenging. Whilst some people may recover quickly, many people who have had a stroke will need long-term help and support after they return from the hospital. It is often a family member or […]
Read morePost-hospital care – what to do before transitioning back home
When a relative goes into hospital, for something routine or an unplanned visit, it can be a worrying time. As well as considering the treatment and care they receive, you must think about what will happen when it is time for them to return […]
Read moreMembers of Les Clefs d’Or International
We are proud to announce our affiliation with Les Clefs d’Or International, a distinction that sets Cavendish Homecare apart in the realm of bespoke care services. What is Les Clefs d’Or? “Les Clefs d’Or,” which translates to “The Golden Keys” in English, refers to […]
Read moreWhat not to do after a hip replacement
A hip replacement is a common operation to replace a damaged hip joint. It replaces the joint with an artificial one. According To the NHS: “Adults of any age can be considered for a hip replacement, although most are carried out on people between […]
Read morePalliative care for cancer patients
What is palliative care? Palliative care is care given to improve the quality of life of your loved ones who have a serious or life-threatening disease, such as cancer. Palliative care adopts a holistic approach to care that addresses your loved one as a […]
Read moreColour-changing bandage
Antibiotic resistance threatens the lives of millions of people around the world. Antibiotic resistance leads to higher medical costs, longer hospital stays and increased deaths. Because we are constantly exposed to bacteria that can be harmful to our health. People who have undergone medical […]
Read moreWhat is private nursing?
What are the benefits of private nursing? Personalised Care Offering personalized care, this form of nursing tailors treatment to the specific needs of the patient, allowing nurses to concentrate solely on one individual. This focused attention fosters a more personalized and attentive approach to […]
Read moreHow will hiring a nurse improve the day-to-day of my loved one?
As our loved one’s face health challenges, the need for personalised and attentive care becomes paramount. Whilst nursing homes and assisted living are viableptions, many are choosing private nursing care at home to benefit from a more personalised approach to their wellbeing. In the […]
Read morePreparing for your hospital discharge
Spending time in hospital away from your loved ones can be a very stressful experience and once you are ready to return home, organising your care can be a daunting prospect. Before the procedure Prior to your time in hospital, it is important to […]
Read moreQuestions about end of life care
End of life care is different for each person. Each individual will have unique needs, advice, care and support during this time. End of life care will no doubt bring about questions from both the patient and their loved ones. Therefore it is important […]
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