Ian is a 75-year-old client of yours whom has recently been diagnosed

Question Answered step-by-step Ian is a 75-year-old client of yours whom has recently been diagnosedwith dementia. Ian’s wife passed away several months ago and since he passing Ian has not seen any of his 4 children. Since Ian’s diagnosis he requires fulltime care and support for his condition. Ian is now living in the aged care facility you work. Whilst working with Ian you ask him if he would like to shower now and he tells you he would as it has been several days since his last shower. You ask Ian why he had not showered for several days when he informs you that your co-worker Sally refused to shower him as she said its her most hated job. Ian tells you he is considering making a formal complaint about the care Sally provides. After chatting with Ian, you discover he enjoys playing chess and cards at the local hall. This was something Ian and his wife often did together. Ian asks you if you would be interested in playing a chess game with him sometime. You discover through the case notes that prior to Ian’s arrival at the facility he was being cared for by his son Steven. When chatting with Ian he mentions that Steven was a liar and a cheat, after some questioning you establish that Steven was and is still receiving part of Ian’s pension. Ian tells you he wants this to stop but is unsure of the process to do.How would you encourage Ian to identify his current needs, interests and rights? Health Science Science Nursing AGED CARE CHCADV001 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)