Narcelidad Ico Bandajon

• Attend normal deliveries and refer abnormal deliveries to OB doctors.
• Checked general and mental health and overall comfort of mothers in prenatal appointments.
• Participated in over 30-40 successful births.
• Educate mothers and families on pregnancy-related topics to inform and prepare for pregnancy, childbirth, and newborn care.
• Assisted in over 30-40 successful births and provided postpartum counseling for struggling families to increase happiness and health of newborns and mothers.
• Monitors the patient before birth, during labor, and after giving birth.
• Advises necessary examination for earliest possible diagnosis of pregnancy at risk.
• Administered pain medication during deliveries to keep mothers comfortable and safe during delivery.
• Provide counseling advice following event's such as miscarriage, termination, stillbirth, neonatal abnormality, and neonatal death.
• It educates women on reproductive health and advocates prenatal care for expectant mothers.
• Provide family planning information and advice to patients and their families.
• Increased breastfeeding success rates by offering lactation support and guidance to new mothers.
• Organized and updated records for the preparation of required reports.
• Promoted the benefits of breastfeeding and offered education on proper positioning, latching, and breast care.
• Acts as a senior midwife in the shift and leads the management of the ward team in providing patient care.
• Directed parents and newborns to physicians without causing parent alarm based on problematic test results and health conditions of babies and mothers.
• Conduct postmortem care on the deceased patient.
• Supported families during the grieving process following pregnancy loss or infant death with empathetic emotional support and resource referrals for ongoing counseling services.
• Provided prenatal care by monitoring mother and baby health, identifying potential health concerns and providing advice to support mothers.
• Perform other related task as assigned by the immediate supervisor's.

• Maintains visual observations at all times
• Participates in hand-off of pertinent information/behavior about assigned patient when arriving on unit and upon completion of shift assignment
• Delivered high-quality care to 40-50 patients in hospital ward facilities and 10patients in Intensive Care Unit.
• Seeks help or advice as soon as possible when patient appears to pose a threat to themselves or others
• Promoted good oral and personal hygiene by aiding patients with shaving, bathing, and teeth brushing.
• Serving meals and assisting patients to feed.
• Measures and records oral intake, urinary output, bowel elimination, gastric and other drainage onto I&O record form or electronic
• Takes and electronically records blood pressure, temperature, pulse and respiration at least twice a day and as directed by the RN
• Performs activities related to direct patient care under the supervision of RN
• Measures intake and output, records on appropriate form, and assists in admissions, discharges and transfers of patients
• Assisted nursing staff with completing daily rounds, documenting vital signs, and answering calls.
• Prepares patient examination areas as assigned
• Runs errands as directed by nurse regarding patients needs or changes in condition
• Implemented one-on-one assistance for special needs patients, which allowed them to participate fully in daily activities.
• Ensured a safe and clean environment by maintaining infection control procedures and adhering to hospital guidelines.
• Prevented falls among high-risk patients through vigilant observation, implementation of safety measures, and timely intervention when necessary.
• Assisted with feeding and monitored intake to help patients achieve nutritional objectives.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary healthcare teams to develop comprehensive care plans tailored to individual patient needs.
• Identified and reported unsafe situations to maintain adherence to safety protocols.
• Adhered strictly to infection control policies while performing tasks such as administering medications or changing dressings.
• Administered medication under supervision of nursing staff, contributing to effective treatment plans.
• Implemented infection control protocols, minimizing the spread of illnesses among patients and staff.

Improved patient satisfaction by providing compassionate and attentive care to seniors in various care settings.

Skin Care

• Alternate the position of your patient frequently to prevent pressure ulcers and bedsores. Utilize foam wedges, pillows, or mattresses specially designed to distribute the pressure.
  Maintain the skin clean and dry to avoid irritation and infections.
  Use moisturizers on your skin to avoid dry skin. You can also apply barrier creams to shield those areas that are vulnerable.
  
• Change the patient’s body every two hours to avoid pressure ulcers and maintain circulation.
  Utilize pillows, cushions, and foam wedges to aid in maintaining the body’s alignment and decrease stress points.
  Do passive exercises in a range of motion to avoid stiff joints and muscle stiffness.
  
• Reposition the patient regularly to alleviate pressure on specific body areas.
  Consult medical professionals for safe repositioning techniques.
  Check common areas susceptible to bedsores.
  
• Ensure the patient has a balanced diet based on their needs and limitations.
  Check your fluid intake regularly to avoid dehydration. Give small amounts of fluids or water throughout the day.
  Speak with a registered dietitian if you think the patient has dietary needs that are specific to the.
  
• Maintain good hygiene by regularly cleaning the area around the perineal gland of the patient.
  Utilize adult diapers or absorbent pads for incontinence management.
  Bedpans that are empty or beside the bathroom commodes immediately and ensure the privacy and comfort of the patient.
  
• Help by deep breathing exercises to avoid respiratory problems.
  Make sure you are properly positioned for the optimal expansion of your lungs.
  Check for proper operation when the patient needs breathing equipment (such as oxygen therapy).
  

Pain Management:

• Use pain medication as directed and track its effectiveness.
  Use positioning, assistive devices, as well as relaxation methods to relieve discomfort.
  
• Engage in regular conversations with the patient to help combat feelings of loneliness.
  Give emotional support and comfort to help with depression or anxiety.
  

Showering and personal hygiene

• Ensure daily bathing or bed baths.
  Assist with dental care, clothing changes, and nail maintenance.
  Help with haircuts and shaving to prevent infestations.
  
• Apply medications according to the prescription schedule.
  Check for any negative consequences and interactions.
  
• Utilize antiembolism stockings and compression devices to stop blood clots.
  Confirm you take proper care of your teeth to avoid health problems with your mouth.
  Check your vital signs frequently and report any changes to your healthcare provider.
  
• Comfortable pillows and bedding to improve the comfort of the patient.
  Provide activities such as listening to music, reading, or watching television to stimulate your mind.
  
• Ensure well-lit and well-ventilated surroundings.
  Keep pathways clear and the bed accessible.
  Create a cozy and organized sleeping space.
  
• Understand the challenges the patient is facing.
  Communicate openly and empathically.
  Be patient and manage your own emotions.
  
• Change bed linens every 2-3 days to maintain hygiene.
  Use clean and properly laundered linens.
  Choose comfortable and suitable bedding materials.
  

Collaboration with the Healthcare Team:

• Connect regularly with nurses, doctors, physical therapists, and other health professionals to ensure you receive coordinated treatment
  

• Assisted seniors in maintaining their dignity while receiving personal care services such as bathing, toileting, or eating assistance.
• Strengthened family relationships by providing regular updates on resident progress and addressing concerns promptly.
• Supported senior independence through assistance with daily living tasks such as grooming, dressing, and mobility.
• Encouraged patients to participate in safe physical activity to help boost mood and improve overall wellness.
• Remained alert to problems or health issues of clients and competently responded.
• Monitored and maintained cleanliness, sanitation, and organization of assigned station and service areas.
• Maintained accurate records of resident information, including health status, medications, allergies, emergency contacts, and dietary needs.
• Recorded temperature, blood pressure, pulse, or respiration rate as directed by medical or nursing staff.
• Helped patients complete range of motion exercises to prevent loss of function during care.
• Answered call lights and supported patient comfort and safety by adjusting bed rails and equipment.
• Monitored patient specimen samples and test results to effectively alert supervisors of potentially unhealthy changes.
• Maintained patient stability by checking vital signs and weight and recording intake and outtake information.
• Kept a close eye on the behavior and emotional responses of clients to address concerns and protect each person from harm.
• Monitored and assisted residents through individual service plans.
• Transported patients between rooms and appointments or testing locations.
• Cooked tasty, nourishing meals for patients to promote better nutrition.
• Assisted patients with handling daily chores and errands by transporting to appointments, cleaning personal spaces, and purchasing supplies.
• Followed nutritional plans to prepare optimal meals.