Old Folks Home Visit 2016 — A Community Service Project

In the final year, pharmacy students successfully organized regional service projects at three ancient dwellings near Kung-san Sungai Petani. These activities were held at Pusat Jagaan Ming Yuet's elderly home, Pusat Jagaan G (Warga Tua Berkediaman), Kebajikan Kasih Malaysia from 9 am to 12 noon on Friday, May 13, 2016.

A total of 100 students in the queue were divided into three groups, and each group was assigned to one out of three elderly people. The instructor is responsible for providing guidance to each group. Approval of visit came from Pejabat Kebajikan Masyarakat Daerah Kuala Muda

The purpose of these activities is to expose students to public health activities, to penetrate social responsibility, promote rational use of medicines, and to improve counseling skills. Students received basic health checks such as blood pressure monitoring, blood glucose screening and body mass index measurements. Pharmacy students will have the opportunity to review the medicine with their families, provide advice on proper medicine storage and identify relevant medication problems.

Also, cultural activities such as singing and dancing are done by students to support the elderly. Necessities such as rice, biscuits, adult diapers, Milo®, oatmeal, mugs, and old clothes were gathered at these three nursing homes.

Students who participated in the event enjoyed various activities and experienced providing appropriate care to elderly patients. These activities will provide pharmacy students with a great opportunity to gain the motivation and experience of community service and establish new relationships with local care centers. Through this project, our students conveyed a strong message to elderly people at home and told them that, "There are 100 reasons for collapse and crying in life, there are reasons for you to smile and laugh." . - Strong and happy stay for our dear friends

Publications include school newsletters "Asians" and annual magazines "colors". Community services include educational community services, including visits to elderly families, including visits to the top 10 residential schools in India, waste management of the education community, cleaning of the campus, and specific projects of a wider community I will.

In the final year, pharmacy students successfully organized regional service projects at three ancient dwellings near Kung-san Sungai Petani. These activities were held at Pusat Jagaan Ming Yuet's elderly home, Pusat Jagaan G (Warga Tua Berkediaman), Kebajikan Kasih Malaysia from 9 am to 12 noon on Friday, May 13, 2016. The purpose of these activities is to expose students to public health activities, to penetrate social responsibility, promote rational use of medicines, and to improve counseling skills. Students received basic health checks such as blood pressure monitoring, blood glucose screening and body mass index measurements. Pharmacy students will have the opportunity to review the medicine with their families, provide advice on proper medicine storage and identify relevant medication problems.

Home visitors have a long history in Washington. Communities have been cooperating with public health, education and social welfare services for many years to provide relationship-based family access services. Decades of research shows that visits are effective while encouraging recent major state and national work. • Parliament established Home Access Service Account (HVSA) in State Budget Budget (SB 6444) in 2010. And we will support the home access service and infrastructure by matching public funds and private funds. HVSA is supervised by the Early Learning Department (DEL), and Thrive WA is responsible for managing programs funded through HVSA. Through the unique structure of HVSA, Thrive can match public funding and private funds and use it. Accounts support a variety of planning models, including evidence base, research base, and promising practices.