Evaluation: It is the assessment of a patient's health condition by a qualified healthcare professional.
Home Care / Elderly Home Care: It is the support provided by a family member, friend, or professional to meet the daily needs of a patient.
Home Healthcare: It is the provision of the necessary equipment, consumables, and nursing services to a patient who has been identified by a doctor as needing home care.
Home Care Physician: The doctor who identifies, plans, and monitors the patient's needs and care requirements.
Home Care Nurse: A qualified person who performs all nursing interventions such as wound care, injections, and dressing.
Geriatric Care: Care services provided to meet the needs that arise with advancing age.
Caregiver / Care Support Personnel: The person responsible for a patient's healthcare.
Cancer Care: Meeting the care needs of a patient diagnosed with cancer.
Prevention: An activity that reduces morbidity and mortality caused by disease.
Private Care Services: Care services provided by a private sector company.
Palliative Home Care: Home care services provided for patients with terminal illnesses.
Palliative Nursing Care: High-quality end-of-life care provided by a trained and experienced Specialist Nurse.
Healthcare Assistants: Caregivers with comprehensive experience and skills who provide personal care for patients or disabled individuals.
Specialist Nurse: A professionally trained person with extensive experience in providing care for patients or disabled individuals.
Long-Term Care Facilities: Institutions or facilities that provide beds and nursing services for the elderly who can no longer live independently and need extra care and support.
Live-In Caregiver: Caregivers who live with the person they care for.