Khushdeep Kaur

• Cleaned and sanitized bathrooms, kitchens and other similar areas according to established protocols.
• Enhanced workplace cleanliness by performing thorough daily cleaning tasks, including sweeping, mopping, and dusting.
• Removed trash, debris and other waste materials from premises.
• Used time management and efficient cleaning methods to meet deadlines.

skills i have learned during these placements;

Provide Resident centred care with respect, values and empathy.
 Recognise resident need and meet their need with appropriate nursing interventions.
 Develop new care plan or review care plan to ensure best possible care can be
delivered.
 Providing support to residents including education regarding medications and
treatment
 Preparation and completion of all necessary documentation to ensure accuracy and
residents confidentiality.
 Liaising with other health care professionals regarding the treatment and care of
residents.
 Pain management.
 Wound management.
 Deal with resident families and provide culturally appropriate care to resident by
considering resident and family’s preferences.
 Maintain effective communication within a health care team.
 Work according organization’s policies and health regulation.
 Maintain and improve occupation health and safety of residents, staffs and visitors.
 Maintain accurate record and report.
 Assist with the admission and discharge of resident.

learned to record vitals, UA, BGL's and neurovascular as well as neurological assessments.

Here are some skills i have learned during my placement:

Patient assessment: i have learned how to assess patients' physical and cognitive abilities, mobility, and functional status to develop individualized rehabilitation plans.

Rehabilitation techniques: i have learned various therapeutic exercises, range of motion activities, and functional training methods to help patients regain strength, mobility, and independence.

Assistive device management: i have gained experience in assisting patients with using mobility aids such as walkers, canes, and wheelchairs, as well as other assistive devices to support their rehabilitation goals.

Pain management: Understanding techniques for assessing and managing pain in patients undergoing rehabilitation, including both pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches.

Patient education: Educating patients and their families about their conditions, rehabilitation goals, and strategies for maximizing independence and recovery.

Interdisciplinary collaboration: Rehab settings often involve working closely with a multidisciplinary team including physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, nurses, and physicians. i have learned how to effectively communicate and collaborate with team members to provide comprehensive care.

Goal setting and monitoring progress: Learning how to set realistic rehabilitation goals with patients and monitor their progress over time, adjusting interventions as needed to achieve optimal outcomes.

Documentation and reporting: Proper documentation is essential in rehabilitation settings for tracking patients' progress, communicating with other healthcare professionals, and ensuring continuity of care.

Patient advocacy: Advocating for the needs and preferences of patients to ensure they receive appropriate care and support throughout their rehabilitation journey.