The caretakers of elderly individuals are often overworked and feel they are neglecting their duties. In my opinion,
this
hurts Linking Words
quality
of Add an article
the quality
care
and the best solution is comprehensive, societal reform.
The main issues resulting from (a) lack of time to look after the elderly have to do with poor Use synonyms
care
. A nurse with several patients to visit, who might all require Use synonyms
around the clock
Add a hyphen
around-the-clock
care
, must prioritise. The neglected patients are Use synonyms
then
more likely to develop bed sores, poor nutrition, and depression. In more extreme situations, patients with dementia or life-threatening conditions Linking Words
Linking Words
for
example, there may be serious injury. An Alzheimer’s patient may wander out of the house, get lost and not be able to find their way home. A critically ill patient may need urgent Add the comma(s)
,for
care
and not be able to contact the hospital in an emergency.
These problems can be partly remedied if society Use synonyms
felt
responsible for the elderly. There are examples of nations like Japan, where old people are highly respected. Wrong verb form
feels
This
permeates all levels of society and translates to children and grandchildren being more willing to take on the burden of Linking Words
care
, Use synonyms
as well as
more attentive doctors and better government-funded social programs. All these measures combined not only have a tangible, daily impact but Linking Words
also
shift the societal mindset from considering the elderly a nuisance to regarding them as a milestone in life that all must pass through, deserving of respect.
In conclusion, the problems related to limited opportunities for looking after the elderly concern their level of Linking Words
care
and can be combatted with a number of measures permeating multiple layers of society. Though unlikely, these reforms would evidence a core of human compassion.Use synonyms
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