FELICIA BOATENG

• Help client get in and out of beds and wheelchairs.

Administer medications.

• Prepared and serve nutritious meals.
• Assist in regular exercises like walk.
• Provide companionship.
• Laundered clothing and bedding to prevent infection.
• Helped maintain the safety of the clients environment by removing hazards such as rugs or furniture that could cause falls.
• shop for groceries and household supplies.

• Caring for mothers and babies.
• Monitoring the first stage of labour.
• Educating mothers on the need for postnatal visits to the clinic.
• Assist mothers with proper positioning and latching their babies to the breast.
• Dress patients wounds.
• Care for both children and adult with disabilities.
• Home visits for special clients.
• Clint-centered care study.

• Educated expectant parents on pregnancy, childbirth options, nutrition, breastfeeding, newborn care, and family planning.
• Maintained accurate patient records and documentation in accordance with professional and legal requirements.
• Provided postpartum care, including monitoring physical recovery, infant feeding support, and emotional well-being assessments.
• Supported clients experiencing high-risk pregnancies by collaborating closely with obstetricians and other healthcare specialists to ensure optimal care.
• Contributed to a positive work environment within the midwifery team by fostering open communication and mutual respect among colleagues.
• Provided continuous one-on-one care during labor to enhance patient satisfaction with the birthing experience.

• Change non-sterile dressings.
• Feed or assists in feeding.
• changing clients diapers.
• Supervise and care for children.
• Organize activities such as games outing for children.
• Discipline children according to the methods required by the parents and school regulations.
• Bathed and combed hairs of clients.