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The duty of care towards someone is to provide the best possible care for that particular individual, and taking into account, their wishes, cultural beliefs, and their Rights as a Human Being. Each person being an individual, so therefore they can expect their choices to be respected, and their dignity upheld, their confidentiality to be protected, etc.

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Provision of proper nutrition, clothing and toileting/bathing, proper safety measures, administration of needed medicines, and the like, by a competent designated caregiver (whether a family member, friend or professional).

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A breach of duty of care in the aging population is when someone violates the trust their patients have. Nurses who abuse patients are breaching their duty of care.

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examples of duty of care in aged care

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