Many people who care for the elderly do not have enough time to look after them

There is often not enough time in the schedules of those who provide elder
care
for the elderly. From my perspective, I hold to
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of health and the most effective solution is comprehensive and
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reform. One of the main reasons for the lack of time to look after the elderly face with the quality of
care
decreased
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. A nurse
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a number of patients, who might all require a special cure
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full time, must prioritise. Patients who no longer have relatives by their side are
then
more likely to develop bed sores, poor nutrition, and depression. In more severe reality, patients have an intellectual or brain disease, and their health
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good enough to continue healing,
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there may be serious
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. 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
care
and not be able to contact the hospital in an emergency. These problems can be partly remedied if
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responsible for the elderly. There are examples of nations, chiefly Asian countries like Japan, where old people are highly respected.
This
permeates all levels of
society
and translates to children and grandchildren being more willing to take on the burden of
care
,
as well as
more attentive doctors and better government-funded social welfare programs. All these measures combined not only have a tangible, daily impact but
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
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.
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The use of societies like Japan as examples of successful elder care shows an understanding of different cultural approaches, which strengthens your argument.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • burnout
  • neglect
  • emotional distress
  • social interaction
  • mental stimulation
  • financial costs
  • community care services
  • respite care
  • telehealth services
  • flexible work arrangements
  • caregiver leave policies
  • support networks
  • emotional support
  • monitoring systems
  • training programs
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