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A Comprehensive Guide: How to Support a Resident in a Care Home?

Studies show that consistent family involvement can significantly boost the mental and emotional well-being of residents in long-term care. Knowing how to support a resident in a care home effectively involves proactive communication, dedicated advocacy, and quality time that enriches their daily life and provides a strong sense of connection.

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What do you call people who live in nursing homes?

The use of person-centered language has become an essential part of quality care, and one of the first steps is using the correct and respectful term for a person in a care setting. So, what do you call people who live in nursing homes? The preferred and most respectful term is a "resident," which emphasizes that the facility is their home.

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How to Cheer Someone Up in a Nursing Home: A Compassionate Guide

According to one study, approximately 61% of older people living in care homes may be moderately lonely. If you are looking for ways to brighten the day of a loved one in a residential care facility, there are many meaningful and effective strategies to help them feel more connected and combat loneliness. This compassionate guide offers practical advice on **how to cheer someone up in a nursing home**.

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