Barry Baines
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Because that's going to automatically raise yellow flags so that this is more than just, oh, it's just arthritis and you need to take some ibuprofen, things like that. So that's a big takeaway for me. I think people tend to focus, and doctors as well, and nurse practitioners, on presenting symptoms.
Because that's going to automatically raise yellow flags so that this is more than just, oh, it's just arthritis and you need to take some ibuprofen, things like that. So that's a big takeaway for me. I think people tend to focus, and doctors as well, and nurse practitioners, on presenting symptoms.
And we need to make sure that even as patients, that when we come in, try and expand the view a little bit, because that could have a great impact on... you know, on results over long term. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. Yeah.
And we need to make sure that even as patients, that when we come in, try and expand the view a little bit, because that could have a great impact on... you know, on results over long term. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Barry. Yeah. So I sort of have a two part question or question and comment. So when I was as a family physician, when I was in practice, I don't.
Yeah. Barry. Yeah. So I sort of have a two part question or question and comment. So when I was as a family physician, when I was in practice, I don't.
I don't remember very often when the issue where, you know, I was seeing a patient, let's say during a health maintenance exam, and I may have known about their family, but, you know, it was rare that I would ask, so, you know, are you involved in caregiving for your elderly parents? And, you know, how's that going? You know, it just, it was not on the radar screen.
I don't remember very often when the issue where, you know, I was seeing a patient, let's say during a health maintenance exam, and I may have known about their family, but, you know, it was rare that I would ask, so, you know, are you involved in caregiving for your elderly parents? And, you know, how's that going? You know, it just, it was not on the radar screen.
And so my first, this is more of a, informational plea for our listeners is that I was always ready to be helpful if I knew, but if you don't know what you don't know, it's difficult to move that forward. And so oftentimes waiting for the physician or nurse practitioner or the professional medical provider that you're seeing to sort of
And so my first, this is more of a, informational plea for our listeners is that I was always ready to be helpful if I knew, but if you don't know what you don't know, it's difficult to move that forward. And so oftentimes waiting for the physician or nurse practitioner or the professional medical provider that you're seeing to sort of
you know, make the opening, you know, put up the ante and make the opening bet, you know, on, well, how are things going in this? I think it will be very important for people who are involved in caregiving to just put that on the table, just as part of, and to say, well, how are you doing?
you know, make the opening, you know, put up the ante and make the opening bet, you know, on, well, how are things going in this? I think it will be very important for people who are involved in caregiving to just put that on the table, just as part of, and to say, well, how are you doing?
And just, you know, like matter of factly, even though people feel it's an obligation, oftentimes, if you're a family member to do this, it does have consequences, you know, clearly down the road. So my first plea for people listening, like I say, I wish I knew then what I know now, but, you know, let's just move ahead.
And just, you know, like matter of factly, even though people feel it's an obligation, oftentimes, if you're a family member to do this, it does have consequences, you know, clearly down the road. So my first plea for people listening, like I say, I wish I knew then what I know now, but, you know, let's just move ahead.
But to really encourage people, if they're involved in being a part of care of a parent, a cousin, a relative, a friend, whatever, to put that on the table. So that's, okay, but now here's the question, okay? is so what's the path for a caregiver to get help, you know, moving ahead? And it might not even be because they're burned out, because obviously I always like, you know, prevention.
But to really encourage people, if they're involved in being a part of care of a parent, a cousin, a relative, a friend, whatever, to put that on the table. So that's, okay, but now here's the question, okay? is so what's the path for a caregiver to get help, you know, moving ahead? And it might not even be because they're burned out, because obviously I always like, you know, prevention.
I think everybody benefits if we could prevent that from happening. So can you share some of your wisdom and insight as to how a caregiver can can kind of be more, you know, proactive about how to deal with this, because you already, you know, pointed out on the medical side, the quicker and sicker, so they're home.
I think everybody benefits if we could prevent that from happening. So can you share some of your wisdom and insight as to how a caregiver can can kind of be more, you know, proactive about how to deal with this, because you already, you know, pointed out on the medical side, the quicker and sicker, so they're home.
And then there's all the activities of daily living that oftentimes, you know, family caregivers get, you know, dressing, bathing, toilet, I mean, just the whole you know, a bunch of things and are not really prepared. And so you'd be, you're very reactive to what happens. And it's always the phone call. Oh no. But I have a job where I have my kids as well.
And then there's all the activities of daily living that oftentimes, you know, family caregivers get, you know, dressing, bathing, toilet, I mean, just the whole you know, a bunch of things and are not really prepared. And so you'd be, you're very reactive to what happens. And it's always the phone call. Oh no. But I have a job where I have my kids as well.