As we try to prevent spread of HIV in hospital settings, there is one area which being overlooked, the guardian taking care of the AIDS patient. How safe is the guardian?
When the patient is in inpatient setting, the hospital environment allows the guardians taking care of the patient to follow some infection prevention practices. While in the ward the patient uses surgical gloves to take care of the HIV infected patient. Can you imagine how a guardian of an HIV infected patient handle waste of the infected patient i.e. nappies? Its likely that these wastes are handled without any protective wear i.e. gloves.
Wednesday 1 June 2011
Wednesday 6 April 2011
Glory to God
Glory to God for the existence of Makawa Family. We praise You Lord. we do not take this for granted. Accept my gratitude for giving the Makawa family, parents who have been so caring and loving. Their great love has resulted into a big family of the Makawa's. Unfortunately non of our parents is alive today. May their souls rest in Eternal peace. John and Bertha our grand parents we love and miss you. John Paul and Esther our caring parent we are still proud of You.
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