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Working with your doctor to create a plan of care tailored to your needs
Educating you and your family caregiver about your condition, needs and care
Providing dietary education
Performing head-to-toe physical assessments
Checking vital signs such as heart rate and blood pressure
Helping you manage your medications
Setting up a schedule and system for taking medications correctly
Evaluating how your medications are working
Educating you and your caregiver about each medication's purpose, dosage and side effects
Giving injections, in-home IV therapy or tube feedings
Managing a chest tube
Administering and maintaining catheters
Preventing infections
Providing ostomy and wound care such as dressing changes and care for complex, non-healing wounds
Providing rehabilitation services after surgery or an injury like a burn or stroke
Monitoring your progress and response to treatment
Listening to family caregiver concerns and answering questions
Updating your doctor and family caregiver about your progress and needs