PATIENT CARE AT HOME
Trained attendants, including Aaya, Ward Boy, and GDA (General Duty Assistant), are healthcare professionals who play a critical role in providing non-medical care to patients in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare settings. These professionals are trained to provide basic care and support to patients, ensuring their comfort, safety, and well-being. Here is an overview of what each of these roles entails.
Aaya:
Aaya is a female healthcare professional who provides non-medical care to patients in hospitals and other healthcare settings. They are responsible for performing various duties, including assisting with patient mobility, feeding, and personal hygiene. Aaya’s primary focus is on providing emotional and physical support to patients, ensuring their comfort and well-being.
Ward Boy:
Ward Boy is a male healthcare professional who is responsible for ensuring the cleanliness and organization of hospital wards, as well as assisting with patient care. Ward Boy’s duties include cleaning and disinfecting patient rooms, changing bed linen, assisting with patient mobility, and providing other non-medical support. They also assist with transporting patients to different areas of the hospital and assist nursing staff with basic patient care tasks.
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