Post-Operative Nursing Care Homes for Seniors

Medical Concept: Healthcare institutions specialized in providing nursing services and 24/7 medical supervision.

Social Concept: A humane environment that offers individuals comfort, safety, and social integration, away from isolation.

Target Groups:

• Seniors

• Patients with chronic diseases (e.g., diabetes, hypertension, kidney failure)

• Post-major surgery patients

• Individuals with special needs

• Specialized healthcare: Close monitoring of health conditions by qualified doctors and nursing staff.

• Prevention of complications: Ensuring adherence to medications and regular check-ups.

• Psychological and social support: Recreational activities, group sessions, and counseling services.

• Relieving the family burden: Providing a safe and comfortable environment when the family cannot fully manage care.

• Promoting independence: Through rehabilitation and physiotherapy programs.

Medical Services:

• Medication management

• Monitoring vital signs

• Physiotherapy and rehabilitation sessions

Nursing Services:

• Dressing changes

• Wound and catheter care

• Healthy and balanced nutrition

Psychological and Social Services:

• Group support sessions

• Recreational and artistic activities

• Field trips

Spiritual Services:

• Providing an environment conducive to religious practices

• Supporting the spiritual well-being of patients

Chapter Four: Global Standards for Nursing Home Quality

• Safety and security standards

• Competence of medical and nursing staff

• Implementation of infection control policies

• Adherence to nutritional and health protocols

• Availability of suitable infrastructure (equipped rooms, internal mobility facilities)

Chapter Five: Challenges Facing Nursing Homes

• Shortage of qualified staff

• High operational costs

• Occasional negative societal perception

• Continuous need for development and keeping up with technology