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Lifting and moving people safely
As a carer, you may need to help the person you care for to move around. For example, you may need to move … help with moving people You can ask your doctor or other health care professional for advice and training on how to … or subsidised (cheaper for you) equipment . Always ask a health professional about how to use equipment to prevent …Making a complaint
Sometimes you may not be satisfied with how the person you care for is treated by others. You may be unhappy with a … make a complaint about a particular service (for example, health care or transport). Some links are provided below … about complaints processes. These include: Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency – how are complaints …Dealing with incontinence
as a carer. How to reduce incontinence If the person you care for is incontinent, they should be checked by your … nurse adviser. This will help you and the person you care for to manage the problems. There are health care professionals who specialise in continence and …Browse the site by topic
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these services. 2. Disclaimers While DSS has exercised due care in ensuring the accuracy of the material contained on … own decisions about your selection of a carer related or health care service provider, and you should do so in consultation …