Community Services

Which two determinants of health can be directly influenced by better education?

Which factor is most crucial for an elderly person's well-being in their later years?

Which combination of factors is most likely to contribute to poorer health outcomes in low socio-economic areas?

Who assesses patients nutritional and health needs, counsel patients and develop meal plans

Who helps individuals develop, recover, and improve the skills needed for daily living and working?

Who helps patients regain skills needed for daily living and working?

They communicate between patients and doctors, care for patients, administer medicine

You work in a hospital or community setting.
Your tasks vary based on your location. In a hospital, you might be assisting with patient hygiene, serving meals and aiding in feeding, helping patients move, assisting with toileting, making beds, conversing with patients to ensure their comfort, and monitoring their vital signs such as temperature, pulse, respiration, and weight.

You will assist individuals with various daily activities, including social interactions, physical tasks, personal hygiene, mobility, and meal preparation.
You may work in a residential care facility, in clients' homes, or within the community. When working in the community, you are often referred to as domiciliary carers, which typically involves traveling to different residences.