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What does a nurse's service at the patient's home include for disabled IDF personnel? At the first meeting, the nurse will perform a comprehensive diagnosis of the patient's medical condition. Medical documents must be prepared that include an explicit medical recommendation. After that, the treatment itself is performed, such as: changing dressings, removing stitches, infusion or blood transfusion treatment, removing the catheter, etc. A significant part of the treatment is also the guidance for family members and the caregiver. If necessary, you will receive a professional recommendation from the nurse regarding continued treatment. This recommendation will be sent to the Ministry of Defense so that they can approve continued treatment. (It is important for us to note that our team of nurses and nurses has a doctor on duty who is available to them at any given moment for any questions and professional consultation they may encounter in the field.) Eligibility is provided through the Rehabilitation Division of the Ministry of Defense (Disabled). We assist you in the process! No need to pay - the entitlement is due to you by law. The referral should be made in the name of "Noa Ben Shitrit" Provider number: 0011023229 And include the following details: Eligible details Referral validity period Type of treatments (certified nurse) according to SKU number 027321 Number of treatments and frequency of treatments approved for the eligible When can disabled IDF soldiers order care from a nurse or nurse at home? A private nurse for home care and medication Treatment and replacement of a tube, Giving injections and medication on the recommendation of a doctor, Giving intravenous fluids or antibiotics, Enema treatment, catheterization, catheter treatment, Stoma treatment Treatment of difficult-to-heal wounds, Removal of dressings and stitches after surgery or injury, etc. Certified wound care nurses A certified nurse who treats difficult-to-heal wounds due to diabetes or burns. Treatment of pressure ulcers requires special expertise from the nursing team. Treatment combines the use of specialized ointments, treatment of the wound itself, dressing and guidance from the family and caregivers. Be careful.. A small wound on the leg? May become complicated. Accompanying a qualified wound nurse is critical to healing. Postoperative nurse After surgery, it is extremely important to closely monitor the recovery process and report immediately to the medical team. In addition, the nurse takes care of changing bandages, giving injections, replacing infusions, etc. Of course, stitches or staples can also be removed at home by a nurse. The nurse will examine the wound healing and make sure there are no signs of infection. In addition, she will instruct you on further wound care. Of course, a letter from the surgeon must be prepared indicating the date of removal of the stitches. Stomach care In the case of a stoma, the patient and family are entitled to support, guidance, and treatment of wounds following a stoma. The ongoing treatment of wounds and lesions resulting from the stoma is very important and prevents infections. The nurse monitors the healing process and instructs the patient and his family on how to properly manage the stoma. Tube or PEG treatment When people need non-oral nutrition, for example when the patient has swallowing problems, they may receive a medical recommendation to start tube feeding. Tube care - It is of great importance to properly connect the tube to prevent complications, so tube care at home must be done by a professionally qualified and experienced nurse! If after about 4 weeks he has not been able to wean himself off the tube, PEG (gastrostomy) feeding will be recommended In PEG treatment - The importance of the first visit lies in the guidance of the family and the primary caregiver. You will receive instruction on how to connect the formula, water and medications. All this to prevent complications. To prevent constipation, nausea and diarrhea, the nurse will verify the dietitian's recommendations regarding the rate of feeding, etc. In addition, instruction will be given on making safe transitions, preventing wounds, preventing infections, etc. Regular follow-up will be provided by an experienced nurse who will know how to examine the area, make sure there are no wounds, check the tube and instruct the family or caregiver. In the event that you have not been able to open or unclog the tube, the nurse will be able to treat it. Local irritation of the skin around the tube requires treatment. Physiogroup's nursing team will arrive with appropriate dressings and preparations to treat the area. Intravenous fluids and antibiotics by a nurse at the patient's home If medical instructions have been received to administer fluids or antibiotics, our nursing team will be able to assist and carry out the treatment at home. Catheter treatment Disabled IDF personnel who need to c...