Omega Mzondiwa

• Assisted with dressing and grooming.
• Personal care bath shower.
• Change the adult pad.
• Bathing patients.
• Serving and feeding patients.
• Taking care of oral hygiene.
• Cleaning and dressing wounds.
• Checking of vital signs.
• Administering first aid.
• Reporting and filling in a cardex.

• Helping in the implementation of patients' care plans.
• Instructing patients to follow health care procedures, performing patient care such as shaving, bathing, dressing, and oral care.
• Answering urgent phone calls and emails.
• Maintaining infection control procedures and creating a safe environment for patients and visitors.
• Helping in the shifting of the patient.
• Following consigned facility procedures and policies.
• Maintaining admission, as well as discharge papers, of patients
• Maintaining confidentiality about patients' health conditions.
• Performing daily health care duties to provide positive health care services.
• Collecting samples of urine, blood, and stool for the laboratory tests
• Perform germ-free dressing of injuries.
• Providing enemas to patients as instructed by physicians or doctors.
• Maintaining the ward neat and dirt-free.
• Handling patients and keeping health improvement records on a daily basis.

Participating in social health care activities

• Administration of prescribed medication to patients.
• Employing manual handling techniques on patients, assisting with mobility.
• Collection of patient results and samples from the laboratory, and delivering them to designated healthcare team members.
• Assisting with cleaning, disinfecting, and autoclaving equipment.
• Infection Prevention and Control.
• Planning and preparation of meals for patients, as per Care Plan dietary requirements.
• Providing comfort and companionship to patients through positive social interaction, as well as excellent communication skills.
• Conducting risk assessments of both the patient and their environment.
• Reporting on patient progress, continuously updating, and adjusting care.
• Plans to meet the healthcare and well-being needs of the patient.
• Providing person-centered care to patients in line with their individual needs, wants, and requirements.