these day centres. Mostly, this care is given a few days a week,
The last item is a form of innovative care. From the beginning, home care organizations disposed of nursing equipment, such as walkers, wheelchairs and beds, which could be borrowed. Nowadays, this equipment is expanded with all kinds of new articles that involve care, comfort and safety. These articles can be rent or bought.
There are two forms of home care that are not mentioned here. These are: meals-.on-wheels and the alarm system, The first service concerns the supply of meals at home and the last one allows clients to alarm an organization, for instance when they fall. This is possible by means of a button they wear around the neck. Most home care organizations intervene between their clients and these specialized organizations.
As for the video, of course the commentary voice was in Dutch. Because the overwhelming part of the public is Japanese, I had the text translated and spoken by a Japanese woman, who has been living in the Netherlands for some 20 years. I apologize for the people in the audience who are not Japanese, but I think they will understand. Because it is a translation of a ed-i used for pt-purposes, you may hear that you can become a member or that you can contact the organization. I don't think, however, that counts for you. I'm sorry!
I hope you have a good time watching the video.
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I hope this video gave you a good impression of some home care processes in the Netherlands. There are two last subjects concerning home care that I would like to address: financing and quality.
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