Question

Indicating something they may have missed in terms of caring for and advocating for those with HIV and those who have chronic illnesses. What can you do to help them

Answer 1

It is important to keep the HIV patient and chronic illness patient with regular, high-quality care to provide positive health outcomes. identify their barriers and challenges to receive the care, set the goal for the patient, and monitor the patient informed decision. self-management support strategies and available resources and peer group support help the patient to adhere to the treatment. get community involvement to meet the needs of the patients. make sure that chronic ill patients are supported well, involved and they are active. it is important to provide high quality and safe care. evidence-based care provides optimal health and manages their health condition. regular follow-up with culturally competent care with patient preference allows the patients to get involved in patient care. shared information and coordination care help to monitor the patient's condition and help for group performance.
HIV and chronic illness patients need patient-centered care, integrated, and community care. empowerment with self-care and peer and community support helps them for disease management and help them to understand their illness and prevent the illness. the multidisciplinary approach helps them to achieve positive outcomes, their disease can be managed and cured. follow the ethical principles guidelines in practice when providing direct care for the patient. act in the best interest of the patient. educate them and respect their rights and decision. treat the patient equally with other patients. maintain patient information confidential from friends, family, and staff members. patient records should be maintained confidentiality in the storage. act as a patient advocate by assessing patient understanding about informed consent.