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Many medical procedures can be done at home when the patient is clinically suitable, the procedure does not require hospital-only resources, the correct professional is available, and there is a clear plan for monitoring…

Home hemodialysis follows the same basic dialysis principle used in a dialysis centre: blood is circulated through a dialyser so that waste products and excess fluid can be removed before the blood is returned to the…

One of the most common parts of elder care is help with activities of daily living.

An ICU at home works by moving selected parts of high-acuity care - such as trained nursing, monitoring, oxygen or ventilatory support, suction, infusion equipment and repeated clinical procedures - into the patient’s…

Clinical procedures at home are healthcare interventions carried out in a patient’s residence by an appropriately qualified professional when the patient, the procedure, the home setting and the clinical plan make home…

Home hemodialysis is a form of kidney replacement therapy in which hemodialysis is carried out in the patient's home instead of travelling to a dialysis centre for every session.

Elder care at home is a structured way of helping an older adult remain as safe, independent and well-supported as possible in their own home.

Home ICU care is a structured form of advanced care at home for selected patients who still need significant nursing, monitoring, respiratory support, medical equipment or repeated clinical procedures but do not…
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