Interprofessional health care team includes physicians, nurses, social workers, chaplains, volunteers, home health aides, bereavement counselor’s, dieticians and pharmacists.
their roles /
physicians: they discuss hospice care with individuals who are in terminal illness. they prescribe medicines in which provide comfort, painless effect and supervise care
nurses: manage pain symptoms & all necessary care according to by the physicians prescription & provide psychological support to hospice patients and their families
social workers: their roles include conducting psychological assessments, coordinating care, providing counseling and psychotherapy, intervening in client crisis situations, & educating patients and families about their treatment plan and the resources and support systems that are available to them.
dietitians: they also provide psychological support to patients and families, particularly giving the social significance of eating and meals, and providing nutritional counseling.
pharmacists: they play an active role in hospice and palliative care through a wide variety of approaches, including meditation order assessments and counseling the hospice team.
chaplains: provides hospice team care for patients & and their loved ones focusing on their mind, body, and spirit. chaplains focus on the spiritual side
bereavement counselors: they’re qualified healthcare professionals who provide therpay to clients grieving the death of loved ones & other personal losses. their role is to also support clients through the stages of grief and help them resume their lives
Humanistic psychology focused on individual's potential and stresses out the importance of self-actualization and growth. Its belief is that people are innately good and social and mental problems are results of deviations from natural tendencies. I believe that the statement above is enough to say that humanistic psychology presents an optimistic view of people who are part of the world.
I haven't heard of anyone getting skin cancer from drawing on themselves.
As for it being bad...well when you use permanent marker/ink there is a substance that the marker contains and it is called xylene. Xylene is considered toxic. I believe it's only toxic when inhaled but it can be dangerous if ingested if one intentionally swallows something that contains xylene in it. I believe xylene is used to stain furniture. I believe it's a clear substance. It can cause irritation to the skin especially if one has broken the skin open when writing on themselves and if that happens it's hard to remove the ink. The types of irritation just depends on how sensitive someone is. I know that when I was younger I used to do it almost all the time.
Hopefully this helped and good luck.
Female if you read the sentence is says “herself” therfore she would be considered a female
